Is this movement Swiss?

[CptTripps]

I ordered a couple of watches, and purchased Swiss movements in them. One looked fine. This is the movement that was in the other.

I'm thinking this isn't a Swiss ETA clone. Can I get a second opinion?

[SSTEEL]

Looks like a Seagul, SW200 clone, and has the ETA style dial feet holders, but to be sure, do you have a photo of the area near the main spring?  Need to check the stamping on the movement. (if any)

[CptTripps]

I don't have it with me, but these are from another thread. It's the shinny one on the right.

 

From another thread:

 

 

 

[SSTEEL]

Still difficult to tell for sure, but its looking like an ETA of sorts, but we near a clear photo of the 2 oclock area of this photo..

 

[highoeyazmuhudee]

doubt it is. looks like a clone, serviced it should be trouble free

[CptTripps]

Do these help?<br /><br /><br />

[kbh]

It would be easier to tell your fortune reading your palm......

[Jkay]

That is a Sea-Gull 2824 clone. Easy.

[SSTEEL]

I originally thought it looked like a Seagul movement of some sorts.

 

Looks like a Seagul, SW200 clone, and has the ETA style dial feet holders, but to be sure, do you have a photo of the area near the main spring?  Need to check the stamping on the movement. (if any)

[Jkay]

A couple of quick tells here, guys: it's pearled. If you think you'll get an elabore grade Swiss ETA in a rep, I have a bridge to sell you, in Brooklyn. <br /><br />The second tell is the balance staff shock spring mount. It only has one spring release notch. This is a Chinese invention and is called the "simple block". The Swiss use a mounting block with three spring release notches.

[Jkay]

Lastly, I know it's a Sea-Gull movement because they sell these pearled 2824 clones, famously. It's in their product line.