Citizen 8200 movement anyone...

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With my recent renewed interest in the Citizen NY2300 divers and the 8200 calibre movement; I found a bunch of movements in my watch parts drawers...


Four more ready for new homes
I had forgotten that I had restored all these movements a few years ago. They all started running as soon as I picked them up. Guess I did something.

Of course when I get reinterested in these divers and have a slew of motors for them; Ramon doesn't seem to have any broken ones

[donciccio]

Always great to have spare movements.

[69ChevelleSS]

Aug 8, 2014 13:42:59 GMT -8 donciccio said:

Always great to have spare movements.

Better to have spare movements than no movements, especially if they're the bowel type.

[jkchua]

I have an odd one. Franken i suppose..




John

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Aug 8, 2014 21:15:28 GMT -8 jkchua said:

I have an odd one. Franken i suppose..




John

That's an 8200 movement alright but somebody obviously used it in a Feiko at some point 
What is the dial on that watch?

[jkchua]

It's a 52-0110 Sir. Working good, but pretty beat up.




John

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Aug 9, 2014 9:39:56 GMT -8 jkchua said:

It's a 52-0110 Sir. Working good, but pretty beat up.




John

It's not too bad, a little wabi sometimes says more about the watch than if it was spotlessly new
With the exception of the 'SEIKO' print on the rotor, it looks to be all original.

[jkchua]

Thanks Sir. Seller did state he saw a 'seiko' in there when we met up. Well, it's like my current car status, i drive a honda but a toyota lover at heart


John