GenTLe Posted July 4, 2014 Report Posted July 4, 2014 Hi Gents, just founded this list on a Russian site while I was searching to do exactly the same task. Let me share it: ETA 2824-2 = Sea-Gull ST2130, Hangzhou HZ6300 ETA 2836-2 = Sea-Gull ST2100, Hangzhou HZ6311, Hangzhou HZ6460 (GMT) ETA 2892 = Sea-Gull ST1812 ETA 7750 (8850) = Shanghai 3LZF2 (28800bph), Liaoning 4041 (21600bph) ETA 7753 = Shanghai 3LZF1 Unitas 6497 = Sea-Gull ST3600, Hangzhou HZ9011 Unitas 6498 = Sea-Gull ST3621, Hangzhou HZ9310 Venus 175 (Lemania) = Sea-Gull ST1901 Miyota 8215 = Dixmont-Guangzhou 2813 Useful details for the swap: Comparison of selected 11.5''' movements for interchangeability v5 July 2013.pdf Hope this may help some of us 1
GenTLe Posted September 2, 2014 Author Report Posted September 2, 2014 Moreover, this is the Seagull reference chart: TY6XXX = ST6 (mechanical/auto, ladies sized movement) TY2130 = ST21 (auto, 2130/ETA 2824) (incorrectly referred to as ST24) TY25XX = ST25 (auto, regular & open heart) TY2661 = ST18 (auto, 1812/ETA 2892) (incorrectly referred to as ST26) TY27XX = ST17 (mechanical/auto, non-hacking, upgrade of ST16) TY28XX = ST16 (mechanical/auto, many variants including skeleton) TY29XX = ST19 (mechanical/auto chronograph) TY3100 = ST31 (mechanical, 3 dials inline w/ open heart) TY36XX = ST36 (mechanical, Unitas 6497/98) TY80XX = ST80 (mechanical/auto, carousel tourbillon, carousel skeleton tourbillon) TY82XX = ST82 (mechanical/auto, flying/bridged tourbillon) TY8080 = ST80 (mechanical, dual carousel tourbillon) TY84XX = ST84 (mechanical carousel tourbillon, ladies) TY9000 = ST90 (mechanical quarter repeater) TY9100 = ST91 (mechanical minute repeater) Movements unique to tianjin Seagull/US Seagull website 2100 = ST21 (auto, 2100/ETA 2836) 2241 = ST22 (pair of auto ST6 on same plate) 2590 = ST2590 (auto, perpetual calendar with moonphase) 2800 = ST28 (mechanical alarm) 9000 = ST90 (mechanical, repeater)
Chen Fox Posted September 14, 2014 Report Posted September 14, 2014 Can you help me? Im looking to know if this movement is good enough?
GenTLe Posted September 14, 2014 Author Report Posted September 14, 2014 It's a Jap Miyota 9015, and yes, it's definitively a good one!
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