Tourbillon identification

[Eulise]

Hey everyone, is anyone able to identify the exact tourbillon movement used in this replica watch? I have decided to sell it and would like more information on its movement so buyers can make an informed choice. The watch was sold to me as a Manual Handwind Sea-Gull Tourbillon movement but I suspect it's not one.
The resource I compared to was this link over at RWG: http://www.rwg.bz/board/index.php?showtopic=36615

Frontal view:

Back View:

Video of the tourbillon in motion:
https://youtu.be/IbXD0kncI80


Link to the sale thread if anyone is interested: https://forum.replica-watch.info/vb...Complication-Tourbillon-Rose-Gold-(Singapore)

 

[jenswer]

This looks like a modified Shanghai tourbillon movement. I had an automatic from Perpetual with the same tourbillon cage. You recognise it by the bridge holding the escape wheel.

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[Eulise]

This looks like a modified Shanghai tourbillon movement. I had an automatic from Perpetual with the same tourbillon cage. You recognise it by the bridge holding the escape wheel.

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My current suspicion is that it is a FD3310 Hangzhou Tourbillon though as the Tourbillon itself doesn't come with a bridge. May I have a picture of your watch for comparison? Thanks for the help!

 

[jenswer]

W w w.perpetual-watch.com/images/SH_F-8.jpg
The movement is a shanghai f8

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[Eulise]

W w w.perpetual-watch.com/images/SH_F-8.jpg
The movement is a shanghai f8

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Thanks for the link! [emoji108]