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?!
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.