How good are the new SA factory Explorers?

[naturopath]

Hello there,

I just had a quick question for those with a lot of knowledge regarding the SA Factory Explorers in regard to quality and authenticity?

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[irolexu]

Link?

[Vire127]

Yes a link would be good.

[naturopath]

http://www.toro888.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=39_144&product_id=1115

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[irolexu]

Looks ok. Horrible LUMINOUS markers but what can you expect. I also suspect the buckle and movement will crap out on you fairly quickly. my best guess is this watch is not worth the money they are asking. 

[automatico]

"Looks ok. Horrible LUMINOUS markers but what can you expect. I also suspect the buckle and movement will crap out on you fairly quickly. my best guess is this watch is not worth the money they are asking."

+1

Imho the rolex 3135 clone could turn out to be a dud.

I bought a similar watch last year with a defective 2836 etaclone from a member and put a fresh swiss eta 2836 in it. Runs like a champ. I do not have much respect for the over complicated clasp though...especially where the flip lock is soldered to the blade (photo 5/11 left side on the supplied link).  For a reliable, easy to repair watch, the better choice may be one with an eta clone and be ready with a swiss eta for when the etaclone seizes up. Everything from an etaclone should work with a swiss eta...dial, hands, spacer etc. Hard to beat a swiss eta 28xx, they have been making them 40+ years.