God I hope they get the dial right.Nice review and pictures. I have a Noob v1, so probably won't be going for this ZF rendition. No doubt a great effort by ZF. Now I'm certainly looking forward to the blue version. [emoji106]
Just greased all the seals on mine and took this pics at the time. No clue what movement that is. Maybe some pros can chime in here?!![]()
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Sorry mate, already resealed everything. I won't reopen it again...Pics of this watch are always greatly appreciated, so big thanks
It would be easier to identify, if you could take a shot of the balance, as the factories all use a slightly different design...
Nevermind, I already confirmed it as a Seagull movementSorry mate, already resealed everything. I won't reopen it again...
Thanks for posting that! Very informative!Again,
it is a movement based on eta's 2836-2 construction made by a Chinese company called Seagull.
There are several other companies copying that movement such as Sellita (they call it SW220 btw.) or the Hangzhou factory (they call it 6460).
Seagull is a legit company making quite good movements. They call their version of the 2836-2 St2100.
Seagull 2100 = Hangzhou 6460 = Sellita SW220 = Eta 2836-2
Seagull 2130 = Hangzhou 6300 = Sellita SW200 = Eta 2824-2
Hope this clears up things.
It's a 2836 and I don't know how this makes it more or less expensive...WOW...this is one expensive rep if the movement is 2824-2!
No clue what your speaking of mate? But if anything is there, it will never be seen in real life dimensions.@PAMaholic I just noticed your hands/ dial indices look ever so slightly scratched or dirty in your hi res pics from your ZF BPFF. Did it come from factory like that?
I have to apologize, the pics were from @JackJ1980No clue what your speaking of mate? But if anything is there, it will never be seen in real life dimensions.