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Which planet ocean do I want???

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flyr

What's you guys opinions on the movement options. I don't need the Swiss movement. I'm toying with the idea of a cheaper movement. It's going to be a daily beater.. V5 is my decision. I've read that there are some issues with some of the cheaper movements. I want reliability but don't need Swiss.

You've answered your own question. Don't want expensive Swiss, don't want cheap 21j, answer = 25j Asian clone :)

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R1evans

It's all going to come down to cost,Swiss eta €300, Asian eta €250 or the 21j will be€150.

All prices approx,there or there about,it's up to your wallet.

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R1evans

$$$$$$$ even not €.

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usudno

Would the 21j be ok for a beater. I plan on waterproofing it as well. Just fyi

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flyr

21j are cheap to replace if it breaks , if you can do it yourself. :stars:

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usudno

I'm more worried about reliability. If its less money because its not as smooth I'm ok with it. I don't want to pay less for a piece of jump. Lol

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R1evans

21j new breed 4813 beats at 28800,so it's the same as eta sweep.

So for$150 you can't go wrong.

I've just bought a gen rubber strap for my ceramic po,and when you add in the cost of a clasp,I've paid more for them than I did for the watch.

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usudno

lol. so it looks like a 21j 28800 for me.

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diggs

You may want, but you can't have , it's miiine! 45.5 UPO with sunnydale crystal

 

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This looks amazing

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flyr

Thanks! :thumbsup2:

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ben1988

Can't say I'm a huge fan of the open caseback, it doesn't fit with the rugged aesthetic in my opinion. Still one of the best looking watches ever made though.

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