TranslationsMagazine Issues
More SitesFavorite Sites
 Top Sites |
Items Tagged With ETAHow A Chronometer Works Part I
Written By: Ziggy Zumba 2005-12-13 22:33:48 Ziggy tears apart an ETA 7750 movement to see how it ticks. You'll learn alot about the functions of a chronometer by following along. Read More About How A Chronometer Works Part I... How A Chronometer Works Part II
Written By: Ziggy Zumba 2005-12-15 23:10:18 The second part of Ziggyzumba's series where he takes apart a chronograph movement used in a replica watch. This article focuses on the sub-dials. Read More About How A Chronometer Works Part II... How A Chronometer Works Part III
Written By: Ziggy Zumba 2005-12-17 14:27:44 The final part in looking at an ETA 7750 used in a replica watch. Ziggy tears the movement apart to see how it ticks. He provides a detailed analysis as to its function and lifespan. Read More About How A Chronometer Works Part III... New Movement for Replica Panerais
Written By: Ziggy Zumba 2006-01-16 11:06:23 Here Ziggyzumba dissects one of the newest threats in the replica market: Chinese copies of the ETA 6497-2. Up to this time one of the easiest ways of spotting a fake Panerai (which uses a version of this movement) was to simply LISTEN. Because the replicas were based on the slower 6497-1 movement, genuine watches had 6 "ticks" per second versus the 5 ticks of the fakes. The ever-inventive Chinese have copied the faster 6497-2 movement, and have even duplicated the swan-neck bridge that is the signature of the Panerai movement. Ziggy takes one apart and compares the movement to an Swiss ETA one. A great read for any Panerai buyer on the market for a new watch. Read More About New Movement For Replica Panerais... Replica Omega Constellation
Written By: Richard Brown 2006-06-15 02:22:27 There are variations of this replica Omega Constellation in pretty much every form that the genuine watch is available in: solid gold, two-tone, and even ladies examples. The replicas can range in quality; the cheaper ones are easy to spot because of the poor materials and craftsmanship. The high-end models are much more difficult to spot since they use ETA movements, sometimes even decorated as the genuine movement. Still as always the genuine's materials and quality stands out from any of the fakes. Read More About Replica Omega Constellation... There are 6 items tagged with ETA. You can view all our tags in the Tag Cloud
|
Latest Updates
|
Replica Book |