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| Posted: Sat Jan 17th, 2009 04:05 pm |
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captobvious wrote: I remember reading about that and at first it didn't bother me too much... but the second hand jumping so far forward after setting was too much. I'm happy to say that my new one does not display either of the above issues. Here is a chinese or japanese movement that has the same problem, this one has a 9 o'clock second hand with date, found in many reps watches it does hack. For educational purpose only, draw your own conclusion:) I'm not saying that the cl 888 is a bad movement, especially if it has been refine in swizerland (who knows)              Bollowed pictures from other link above so you can compare:) CL888...  ST16... 
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| Posted: Sat Jan 17th, 2009 04:14 pm |
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gigfy 3T WIS 
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That is a Dixmont-Guangzhou (DG) movement. I'm not sure which variant has the sub-seconds at 9 o'clock, but it does have the DG circle crown logo under the balance wheel. DG logo Nanning (NN) makes almost identical movements to DG and their logo is two N's DG logo I have a DG movement in my modern Timex automatic watch.   Cheers, gigfy Last edited on Sat Jan 17th, 2009 04:17 pm by gigfy |
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| Posted: Sat Jan 17th, 2009 04:22 pm |
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Johnny P Advisor
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gigfy wrote: That is a Dixmont-Guangzhou (DG) movement. I'm not sure which variant has the sub-seconds at 9 o'clock, but it does have the DG circle crown logo under the balance wheel. Thanks for the info, I knew someone would know this logo  http://www.tractionink.com/watch_wiki/index.php?title=PTS_Resources
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| Posted: Sat Jan 17th, 2009 04:48 pm |
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oagaspar Site Founder 
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great info....here's a link to the history of the Claro-Semag and the new caliber CL-888hand6.gif http://www.tractionink.com/watch_wiki/index.php?title=Claro-Semag
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| Posted: Sat Jan 17th, 2009 04:57 pm |
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Johnny P Advisor
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This one is funny:) Source: http://www.tractionink.com/watch_wiki/index.php?title=Technica_Swiss_Ebauches Technica Swiss Ebauches From Chinese Watch Industry Wiki Jump to: navigation, search The US owned Invicta Watch Company have long used mechanical movements from well-known sources such as ETA and Miyota. Recently they have expeanded their range to include watches with mechanical movements described as "Technica Swiss Ebauches". When questioned, Invicta have stated that Technica Swiss Ebauches is not a company, but simply a brand registered to Invicta. There has been speculation that Invicta were running a movement-finishing facility in Switzerland, but they have been found to have no holdings in that country. Later there were claims that the Technica movements were sourced from Japan, although they did not match the appearance of any known Japanese calibres. When questioned specifically about the Technica 1902, which looks identical to the Sea-Gull ST1902, Eyal Lalo owner of Invicta admitted that it was in fact assembled from Sea-Gull parts, with Sea-Gull technical assistance, at an Invicta-owned facility in Korea. The name Technica Swiss Ebauches has caused confusion with some consumers who assume that it implies a certain amount of Swiss content in the movement, however it is important to note that Invicta watches marked as having Technica Swiss Ebauches movements are never labelled either "Swiss Made" or "Swiss Movement". Conversly, Invicta watches labelled "Swiss Made" never have TSA movements. The term Swiss Ebauches Microtechnique has also been used apparently interchangeably with Technica Swiss Ebauches to describe Invicta's Chinese sourced movements. Some known Chinese calibres rebadged as Technica Swiss Ebauches Sea-Gull ST19 Sea-Gull ST36 Standard skeleton Hangzhou 2189 & 2198 Shanghai 2H Retrieved from "http://www.tractionink.com/watch_wiki/index.php?title=Technica_Swiss_Ebauches"
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| Posted: Sat Jan 17th, 2009 05:01 pm |
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gigfy 3T WIS
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Then you will like these also: Croton CR8315 = DG28 http://www.watchgeeks.net/viewtopic.php?t=9918&highlight=cr8315 Invicta French Ebauche = DG/NN http://forums.watchuseek.com/showthread.php?t=217605 Cheers, gigfy
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| Posted: Sat Jan 17th, 2009 05:09 pm |
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Johnny P Advisor
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gigfy wrote: Then you will like these also: ROTFLOL! The French Ebauche :D
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| Posted: Sat Jan 17th, 2009 06:10 pm |
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gigfy 3T WIS
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gigfy wrote: Then you will like these also: not an approved link..we do not allow links to that forum please read the rules in the OT section...TY Last edited on Sat Jan 17th, 2009 07:11 pm by |
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| Posted: Sat Jan 17th, 2009 06:53 pm |
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oagaspar Site Founder
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it's too bad most all the good info on Invicta and the French/Swiss ebauches were lost in the 2005 WUS crash which lost all these posts from the old Invicta Watch forum there :D ...I 'm sure most of us here all remember the heated discussions on this subject from back then as senior members of WUS and ex-mods of that Invicta forum which at one time was the single largest watch forum on the web and know more on the subject of Invicta than most anyone hand6.gif
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