Ceramic GMT II Movements: Asian ETA?

[monkeypie]

I've read heaps of topics on the GMT II, I've used the search button, and I browsed the other forums.

Now I am even more confused than ever.

I know from By-tor's review that the Asian movement is "less than spectacular", but I've also read other owners saying its doing great. Then there are topics saying that more likely than not, a rep purporting to have swiss ETA probably has an Asian ETA.

So now the question is ...what .

Is there any consensus as to whether the Asian ETA for the Ceramic GMT II is worth getting or not? It's like a massive circle.

[By-Tor]

When this watch surfaced there were lots of bad reports of the low beat A21J movements. But who can really control what the dealers are installing into these reps these days... so in that sense it doesn't necessarily make sense to put more money on a "ETA" when in fact the movement is just Asian high beat "ETA copy".

I purchased mine from Precious Time. I took his word that the movement is a genuine ETA.

Whatever movement you decide to buy, make sure that you really receive the correct "Ultimate" version. Beware of the bad version. See this thread for more info.