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I mostly agree with the Dawg in sneakers....also agree with some of Ken's comments and Steve's...both make some valid points. But I do like both watches...just the Enzo a bit more. I must admit, probably wouldn't pay the same price for LM3 if it had the SW200 movement. It would be nice if buyers (especially on the aftermarket) could know what movement their watch has without breaking the case. I think Ocean7 could have done a better job with that.
ebiz.....they can...it's called "truth in advertising". Anything short of that is intended deception by the watch company in question. Bathy's, for example, buried the "either/or" on ETA or Sellita so deep in there website it was almost impossible to find until they were called on it. They buried the one statement and touted the ETA 2824-2 everywhere else!
The Sellita may or may not be a decent movement, but bottom line, it is a crude copy of an ETA, and to charge the same price for it, IMO, is simply arrogant.
And again, a very nice and informative review...Thanks!