Seagull st1812 feedback

[k4jun]

Seagull sells them new for $149, but those are available on the net for something below $100. Sounds really decent for E2982/SoprodA10 clone.
I couldn't find any official specs for ST1812, has nyone used these movements?

 

[suited]

This is a late reply but in case you're still looking for info on this movement here's a few things I've picked up on:

- Loud rotor, can be silenced with a service.
- Keeps time within 6s per day for me
- Seems good enough to last a good few years (from what I've read from more knowledgable members)

Can get them cheap off Ali but can also get a Sellita SW300 for around 220USD. Might be more economical in the long run with less services / replacements.

 

[suited]

This is a late reply but in case you're still looking for info on this movement here's a few things I've picked up on:

- Loud rotor, can be silenced with a service.
- Keeps time within 6s per day for me
- Seems good enough to last a good few years (from what I've read from more knowledgable members)

Can get them cheap off Ali but can also get a Sellita SW300 for around 220USD. Might be more economical in the long run with less services / replacements.

The 220USD quote is from what I've seen on Chrono24.

 

[k4jun]

This is a late reply but in case you're still looking for info on this movement here's a few things I've picked up on:

- Loud rotor, can be silenced with a service.
- Keeps time within 6s per day for me
- Seems good enough to last a good few years (from what I've read from more knowledgable members)

Can get them cheap off Ali but can also get a Sellita SW300 for around 220USD. Might be more economical in the long run with less services / replacements.

Cheers mate.