Manual Lemania vs 7750

[pwygant]

Greetings,

I have never purchased a watch with the manual Lemania movement and I am not too sure how they compare to the 7750 that I have? I tried to search for Lemania but people mostly just comment that they are reliable. Does this movement require winding every day and do they mostly keep time pretty good?

Any info sure would be appreciated.

//Cheers!

Edited March 23, 2006 by pwygant

[eunomians]

Lemania all the way. Great replicated version of an excellent movement.

They are saying good things about the new 7750 copies. I am afraid of them, but what do I know.

[dadog13]

i have watches with both of the mvt that you've mentioned...both works just fine...the lemania is great, keeps excellent time...the PR lasts for 51 hours...

you won't regret if you get yourself a watch with the lemania mvt!

[pwygant]

i have watches with both of the mvt that you've mentioned...both works just fine...the lemania is great, keeps excellent time...the PR lasts for 51 hours...

you won't regret if you get yourself a watch with the lemania mvt!

Thank you both.. That was easy. Away we go!

//Cheers!

[Richard Tracy]

Depends upon what You want..

If you want a true 3 subdial chronograph, go 7753.

It that's too expensive for you, go 7750b1 and get it lubed by The Zigmeister,..

it has his thumbs up, which is a recommendation that's as good as it gets in the rep world.

If a Two Sub is fine for you, you can't go wrong with a Venus copy.. they run like Big Ben.

I would suggest however that you go Patek, Valc or Lange, as I view any faux functions

on a watch just one more thing that screams fake,... however if it doesn't bother you,

go for a speedy, close your eyes and get that 12hr leg, castrated, Ouch !

[pwygant]

Hi,

This is a Panerai Flyback!

Depends upon what You want..

If you want a true 3 subdial chronograph, go 7753.

It that's too expensive for you, go 7750b1 and get it lubed by The Zigmeister,..

it has his thumbs up, which is a recommendation that's as good as it gets in the rep world.

If a Two Sub is fine for you, you can't go wrong with a Venus copy.. they run like Big Ben.

I would suggest however that you go Patek, Valc or Lange, as I view any faux functions

on a watch just one more thing that screams fake,... however if it doesn't bother you,

go for a speedy, close your eyes and get that 12hr leg, castrated, Ouch !

[Richard Tracy]

Hi,

This is a Panerai Flyback!

I see, in that case, if reliability is most important, go for the Lemania,.. I did.

I don't know if the 7750 in this model is 7750b1 or not, so I didn't take the chance.

Just received it yesterday..and it's a beauty !

Yes they do require winding, but probably every other day, and yes they keep excellent time.

Plus they are less expensive...

Good luck I hope we have helped you.

[Chronus]

PAM192 in titanium has a lemania/venus copy movement. I think so does that PAM163 and the PAM147. 147 has 3 subdials and the 6 o'clock one is (like the Speedy version) not part of the chrono function and instead moves in sync with the hour hand.

[Klink]

see, they are different

question to forum may or may not

cisclose all details

but good idea for first venture

if you lazy and have no time to do

your research..

hpe they tol u right!

[ehtolcad]

it's venus not lemania

[Klink]

is lemania by right name

venus

de

milo bought one and did not know

what to call it...

[pwygant]

is lemania by right name

venus

de

milo bought one and did not know

what to call it...

Thanks for everyone's input!

//Cheers!