martog
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Post by martog on Nov 28, 2014 1:32:39 GMT -8
A mate of mine offered me a J Springs Perpeptual Calender Code JSPBJC008 / BJC001 does this sound right? Does anybody know what movement name ECT is used in these watches, and how about build quality.
Regards
Mark
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Post by philsinclair on Nov 28, 2014 1:43:50 GMT -8
Hi Mark. J.Springs is a Seiko sub brand. We don't get it here and it is pitched at a lower price point than Seiko. I would have thought you would avoid. Cheers Phil
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martog
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Post by martog on Nov 28, 2014 3:05:22 GMT -8
Hi Mark. J.Springs is a Seiko sub brand. We don't get it here and it is pitched at a lower price point than Seiko. I would have thought you would avoid. Cheers Phil Its the Perpeptual Calender movement that I need some info on there is a method in my madness Phil dont worry about that. Cheers Big Guy Mark |
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Post by mikeyt on Nov 28, 2014 11:12:15 GMT -8
Mark, I think it's the 6a32 movement, often found in the Seiko SNQ series of watches. I had an SNQ045 for a while but didn't bond with it. The movement worked well, and it's far easier to reset the calendar than that on the 8f56.
Edit: The J Springs perpetuals I saw on ebay were largely from sellers in Australia.
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