I thought I'd create a thread with my current collection of chinese watches. To keep some overview, I'll put some categories in seprate posts.
Regards,
Martin
I thought I'd create a thread with my current collection of chinese watches. To keep some overview, I'll put some categories in seprate posts.
Regards,
Martin
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Here's some pics of my Alpha's:
I have a few Alpha's left on the wishlist, so this part may extend
Regards,
Martin
Last edited by Martin_B; August 31st, 2010 at 16:23.
In this thread the watches made by SeaGull.
My first seaGull, and the one that re-ignited my love for mechanical watches.
Originally on two-tone bracelet:
but now on leather
green faced ST5:
Also available in blue
The M177, one of the best looking ones they made:
SeaGull also made a Sub Homage:
Some more ST5's:
The 29j st5D:
National Railroad Watches:
One with a strange ZJS movement:
Some watches were produced under different names:
Lanhua:
And DongFeng:
Maurice Blum is also produced by SeaGull:
Regards,
Martin
Parnis is also a brand that makes nice, inspired, watches with great value for money. Most movements are from SeaGull.
Regards,
Martin
Last edited by Martin_B; August 31st, 2010 at 16:56.
I have collected quite a few shanghai watches by now. Some vintage, some new. The new ones are re-editions of famous vintage watches.
The Heping is a re-edition of a Shanghai Prototype watch from the mid-fifties:
This is a reissue of shanghai's MilWatch:
A red dialed SS7:
A plain 7120:
An A581:
Two 1120's:
And a 1523:
Regards,
Martin
The amount of Beijings is still limited, but I'm convinced it will grow. They make watches to a very high standard.
Just look at that movement:
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I have several other modern Chinese watches. Some are original, others are inspired on famous Swiss models:
Ascot:
Some unbranded Pam homages:
A Rexxor with skeletonized standard movement:
A skeleton by 'Chénevard'
http://i376.photobucket.com/albums/o...v/skel_fr1.jpg
Tao International:
A waving queen:
Unbranded Pilot:
Chronoswiss inspired regulator:
And a small Deepsea version:
Last but not least, a kitsch tourist army watch:
Regards,
Martin
Swiss : FAVRE LEUBA | FORTIS | GIRARD PERREGAUX | JAQUET-GIRARD | OMEGA | TISSOT | TITUS | ZENITH
Japanese : CASIO | CITIZEN | ORIENT | SEIKO
Russian : POLJOT | SLAVA | STURMANSKIE | VOSTOK | VOSTOK EUROPE | ZVEZDA
French : AVYSTYLE | HERMA | LIP | YEMA | YONGER & BRESSON
Germasian : AEROMATIC | TAUCHMEISTER | WAGNER
Chinese : ALPHA | BEIJING | FINËAT | JARAGAR | OHSEN | STEWAL | WINNER
Swiss : FAVRE LEUBA | FORTIS | GIRARD PERREGAUX | JAQUET-GIRARD | OMEGA | TISSOT | TITUS | ZENITH
Japanese : CASIO | CITIZEN | ORIENT | SEIKO
Russian : POLJOT | SLAVA | STURMANSKIE | VOSTOK | VOSTOK EUROPE | ZVEZDA
French : AVYSTYLE | HERMA | LIP | YEMA | YONGER & BRESSON
Germasian : AEROMATIC | TAUCHMEISTER | WAGNER
Chinese : ALPHA | BEIJING | FINËAT | JARAGAR | OHSEN | STEWAL | WINNER
A jaw droppingly wonderful collection. Thanks for sharing!
Have nothing on your wrist that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful
Rolex Explorer 114270 * Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm * Citizen AT4008-51e * CWC G10 * G-Shock DW5600 * G-Shock GS300 * Citizen BN0000-04H * Timex Weekender * Casio F-91W * Invicta 8926 * Poljot Military * Timex Rugged Trail * Citizen AT0200-05E * G-Shock G7900A-4
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