PAM250 Movement OP XII - A7753

[Panb&l]

Hi,
After several days surfing on the internet, looking for some information for my watch, I found RWI forum and like it very much.
I have a few watches and one of them, that I bought long time ago for a GEN, is a REP..
I bought a Panera Luminor Daylight Chrono, PAM250 long time ago (10 to 15 years ago) from a trusted seller (via Chrono24 but not sure) and a few weeks ago I wanted to wear the watch but didn't run.
I went to a jeweler and he told me the case is real but the OP XII movement fake.
So, now I'm looking for a asian 7753 movement with a pusher at 10 o'clock for quick date set but don't find it. Even not a REP on the TD.
Maybe can someone help me
Thanks!

 

[Deep]

@Energo has an ETA 7753 available for sale here, wonderful individual who I have dealt with before

 

[Martycus]

You need look for them in the parts section but @Ro13x has one for sale here

 

[Ro13x]

Yes my 7753 is still for sale!

 

[Panb&l]

i'm looking for an Asian 7753 movement to fit with the broken one

 

[Ro13x]

i'm looking for an Asian 7753 movement to fit with the broken one

I think this will be difficult to source!
Take a swiss 7753 and you will have a reliable and accurate running movement which can be repaired by any watchsmith.
Where are you located, I am open for a nice deal for you

 

[Panb&l]

The jeweler told me to look for an Asian 7753 movement in order to be use some parts.

 

[Panb&l]

Taking an OP XII, or to modify an ETA 7753 implies other hands, date disc, oscillating weight rotor,…

 

[Martycus]

You may already know this but the OP XII movement is an ETA 7753 movement and according to this write up, the ETA appears to be interchangeable with the A7753.

 

[KOT1917]

I fully agree that it is better to take a Swiss 7753 and put it instead of an Asian one. Firstly, it will be more difficult to find an Asian one. Secondly, for this particular movement, the Swiss one has an advantage in terms of reliability. Moreover, unlike the modified 7750, it requires a minimum of complications when directly replacing.

At the same time, I regret the situation with such a purchase. Such a situation does not often occur, although when it does, people talk about it in private, hoping to sell the watch as easily as they bought it. Is there a photo of a movement that your watchmaker called not gen?