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 Posted: Thu Aug 16th, 2007 04:32 pm
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The funny thing is I just got a watch that has a SW200 Movement.  Chalk that one up to one of those life experiences, I guess I will have to shut up now.

+1 on that hacking feature hand6.gif

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 Posted: Thu Aug 16th, 2007 07:37 pm
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sandoz wrote:
Not quite toe to toe since, unlike all eta movements, few or none of the mechanicals of the 3 japanese manufacturers can be hacked--a significant problem for those of us who have to regularly synchronize our watches.


Or for those of us who wear a watch because we want to know what time it really is... watch2.gif

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 Posted: Thu Aug 16th, 2007 08:25 pm
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1st of all only Seiko&Orient don't hack in their lower end models but the higher end models do and Miyotas are now hackable in certain watches.... Seagull being the largest movement manufacturer in the world has hacking movements and made in Japanwatch2.gifI have many Asian engined watches that run great even though Swiss is my 1st choice and dominate my collection.I have been collecting movements for the past couple years and have found many(asians) that are comparable to eta just not Swiss madehand6.gif....btw just because a watch is quartz does not mean it is accurate....not by far as most are just cheap and "heartless" as Ken would say(epecially when the battery is ready to crap out... personally I wouldn't  pay $1600.& up for a high end quartz when it could be a Swiss ETA or something along a nice automatic!...so I guess what I am trying to say is you get what you pay for...:Djust my 2 cents

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oagaspar wrote:  personally I wouldn't  pay $1600.& up for a high end quartz when it could be a Swiss ETA or something along a nice automatic!...so I guess what I am trying to say is you get what you pay for...:Djust my 2 cents

Oscar, we agree on something besides the Indians! Neither would I!

I've never bought a watch for $1600... my most expensive quartz (a thermocompensated
Longines VHP Perpetual Calendar -- as good as it gets and made by ETA too!) cost me $625 new from a jeweler. (I'm a good shopper -- it comes from my Swiss background. :D)  It's just my opinion but no mechanical offers such bang for the buck. (It's even rated to 200m but still looks nice enough to wear with a tux!)

But I admit, in the final analysis, we are dealing with taste. To me fine quartz tastes just as good as fine mechanical.  I realize that's not true for everybody.

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 Posted: Thu Aug 16th, 2007 10:52 pm
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I agree Eeeb!....sometimes finding the deal is as Sweeeet as the watchhand6.gif I picked up a mid-size Breitling SuperQuartz for $500. and it is Awesome imho....if you look hard enough or just wait you will find it Buddycool10.gif

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oagaspar wrote: I agree Eeeb!....sometimes finding the deal is as Sweeeet as the watchhand6.gif I picked up a mid-size Breitling SuperQuartz for $500. and it is Awesome imho....if you look hard enough or just wait you will find it Buddycool10.gif


I've been looking for a good Breitling... just haven't found it yet.  (Some of their SuperQuartzs are the same movement as in the Longines.)

Tribe was off tonight... felt like I didn't have anything to do!

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 Posted: Thu Aug 16th, 2007 11:35 pm
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How bout'dem Browns!toon1.gif

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 Posted: Sun Aug 19th, 2007 11:39 am
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The August IW has an informative article on Sellita. Check it out!!

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My latest baby, the Ocean7 LM-2 has the Sellita 200 in it. I have had it on since I received it Wed. morning. So far after 48 hours, +3 seconds. Hope it stays on that track. hand6.gif

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My only SW200 runs -3 in 48 hrs

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Does it have hacking seconds, and does it have the quickset Date?


Scuba Steve wrote:
My latest baby, the Ocean7 LM-2 has the Sellita 200 in it. I have had it on since I received it Wed. morning. So far after 48 hours, +3 seconds. Hope it stays on that track. hand6.gif

Last edited on Sat Aug 25th, 2007 03:00 pm by jclevoy

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jclevoy wrote: Does it have hacking seconds, and does it have the quickset Date?


Scuba Steve wrote:
My latest baby, the Ocean7 LM-2 has the Sellita 200 in it. I have had it on since I received it Wed. morning. So far after 48 hours, +3 seconds. Hope it stays on that track. hand6.gif


Yes and Yes! hand6.gif Just a quick update. I just check the LM-2 against the atomic clock. I am 2 seconds fast. No adjustments since I put it on Wed. morning. Guess the got this one dialed in right!

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