PO 42mm question?

[jorabe]

I am interested to buy this PO 42mm from trusty http://www.yourtrustytime.com/index....oducts_id=7084 but with the Asian 2824-2 25J movement insteed and i have a couple of qustions.

How accuret is the watch regarding to the gen?

Is it the v5 or v5.5? and how reliable is the movement?

/jorabe

[fischyyy]

Get one of these, I have the orange one. But stick with either the swiss ETA or the ETA clone, not the 21J.

http://www.yourtrustytime.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=35_114&products_id=7063

http://www.yourtrustytime.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=35_114&products_id=7064

The accuracy is spot-on.

[danza1812]

I was researching the exact same thing recently.

I've settled on the Asian eta clone model from Trevor for $188.

He has sent qc pics and it looks great, my big worry was placement of the he valve. It appears spot on now and his price and service have been top notch so far.

I Plan on modding the watch with gen parts (dial hands, he valve, crown/tube and datewheel) so really for accuracy I'm not too bothered about dial etc, but to be honest I can't fault it thus far

Good luck in your search.

[fischyyy]

Well if you want to mod it, the 45mm UPO is the better choice, if not the 42mm is just as accurate, and in my opinion sits better on the wrist.

[danza1812]

I fully frankened a 45mm po, it was just too big for my taste, but they are as thick as a 42mm so they do have the feel of sitting flatter I agree.

I've frankened a 4th gen po before and regretted selling as it was perfect so I'm enjoying going through the process once more.

[jorabe]

Thanks for replies guys.

I feel the 45mm sit a lite to big on the wrist, so the 42mm is my option.

I just ordered the one that i posted in my original post. Will see how it looks when i recivie it..

/jorabe