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sssurfer

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  1. Hi and welcome to post.

    Some pics would help us to be able in helping you.

    In the meanwhile, when a clasp does not show buttons, then pulling on one of the links that are just upon the clasp usually makes the trick (often it is the link nearest to your thumb). If the links look as there is no way to grasp them, then grasp them by their sides. Try on each link and see what happens.

    With apologies for my english.

  2. The plate on the chinese PTS movement looks exactly the same as the plate on the ETA 2892 with power reserve.

    Enough at least. The PR and 24hrs hands seem placed alike, but the screws are placed differently. Do you think this is not a giveout in order to fit the PR module on the movement?

    By the way Ofrei sells some of these chinese movements, check them out here http://www.ofrei.com/page1119.html

    at really cheap prices around $20. But idont know about the quality

    Yes, the DG 2803, DG 2812 and DG 2813 are identical to my movement (unable to tell which one precisely as I am not able to distinguish the size).

    They all are copies of the Miyota 82xx movements, that are known as usually accettable about precision and durability, both in the genuine and chinese versions.

    Let's hope that Silix' 027 has the same movement (very likely) and PR module (maybe) than TTK's model...

    Congrats Joe, good work! Pls let us know what you will find.

  3. the pics only show us the top of the movement, Can you take the top plate off the movement so we can see how the power reserve is attached or if it is built into the movement??.

    Sorry Joe, this would be a little over my specs on the matter...

    I knew id seen this movement before

    Check it out here: http://www.ptsresources.com/

    Click on automatics and its number 10) DG-3886 Automatic Mechanical Watch Movement

    spec is not so good +/-60secs per day!!!

    No doubt it is the DG-3886! Great find! How the heck did you find it?!? :notworthy:

    About those +/-60secs per day, I suppose it is just a matter of luck... my TTK piece proved precise beyond expectations... and +/-60 is not so bad after all ;)

  4. it happens SO often . . . well, to me at least. :)

    To me it happened once and that was beginning of Aug...

    This has also happened to me on my Pam 063 the third time or so I worked on it

    Same here. :lol:

    My watchmaster was so impressed with the quality of my reps that he was acutally thinking about me ordering a few for him, lol

    Exactly the same here. :lol::lol:

  5. seagul sell it as his movements, but isn´t. same like Panerai (called his unitas movement as OP XII)

    :blink: Now I got a little confused... OP XII is a Valjoux 7753 with date at 4 and date quickset pusher at 11... never used on 027 (A-B-C) and 028 (A-B ), that only got ETA 2892 + SOPROD 9040 PR module.

    Even D+ PR models (090, 093, 123, 124, 171...) had OP IX, not OP XII which is of chrono models only: 162, 187, 188, 236, 250, 251.

    I would say that OP XII has nothing to do with PR models... :g:

  6. Our quest here is for the most accurate looking replica watches in the world. Who cares if you saved $370 with a stupid scheme to make a reverse franken watch.

    Speak just for you. The quest of several members in this thread is for having fun in rep modding -- and maybe a little of watch understanding. If you don't like this thread and you have no contribution to offer, simply go elsewhere.

    And, btw, who cares what your quest is -- or that you play poker? :lol::lol::lol:

  7. I have a wrist small enough to wear small sized straps and to remove 4 links from standard sized bracelets, still 44 mm PAMs fit ok on it. So don't worry about that size. I did not yet had the nerve to try a 47 mm, though.

    The asian auto 21j movement is a reliable and versatile (and economic) movement. Concerns have been essentially on some asian 7750 models.

  8. Joe, Slay may be bad-mannered at times... try not to take offense from him, that was probably just his way to give you a warning.

    Personally, I find this watch not bad at all. It is similar to the Japan version that is selling at $180, but this has a better CG and a worse date mag.

    I just wonder wheter it is $50 better than Silix' model -- but yes, it could prove a good middle-of-the-way.

    Wow, right now I spotted a 104 similar to Josh's asian 104 but with a consistent caseback!

    I beg you pardon, need to check now...

  9. Thanks, it is clear now.

    I strongly doubt that asian PR module would fit ETA 2892, as it is made for our old-and-beloved Asian 21j auto, which is a clone of Miyota 82xx, a very different movement from ETA 2892.

    I suggest you take care of your 2892A2. According with The Zigmeister, it is the best movement you can get. It is well worth the expense, tell it to your wife :):) .

  10. If I correctly understand, you are asking about to transform an ETA 2892 in an ETA 2892-A2 by adding an asian PR module rather than an ETA PR module?

    If so, may ask you two questions in return:

    1 - Is ETA 2892 without a PR module so much cheaper than with PR module?

    2 - Why adventuring yourself in such a task if you already are the owner of a complete ETA 2892-A2?

  11. About their PAM 027 model, and judging just on the picture:

    compared to Silix's, their watch seems to have a better date mag and lume, a worst crown and CG.

    The shape and color of the markers seem like those of Josh's asian 104, as the factory that made the dial was the same. And I have to say that the lume of Josh's 104 is the better out-of-the-box lume I ever saw on a rep (after Davidsen's, naturally).

    But even if date mag and lume really are as displayed in the picture, I doubt they are worth the 99 USD difference in price with Silix...

    ...well, placed a bookmark anyway...

  12. 1 - PAM 050

    2 - Josh

    3 - I gave it to my wife who really needed an easy-to-read watch (at our age we are becoming a litlle presbiopic ;) ), and PAMs are unbeatable at it. So, a 40 mm PAM was perfect to her need.

    And so, I am now missing it so much... :(

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