Hola! Este movimiento es igual que el DG 5833gmt?

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I agree!

I bet it's way better than my Polish... 🙃

It seems it was a very good purchase, congratulations 😀 and thanks for sharing.

Thanks, I really appreciate it and good luck with yours 😀

Thanks, I really appreciate it

Thank you for a superb video. You have a gift for sharing your passion with your viewers. I call it a passion because I take much more satisfaction from repairing something broken and making it useful again than having something shiny and new. If I may offer a tip though; before you removed the hands, it might have been a good idea to hold the movement sideways, reinsert the crown/stem and slowly turn the hands through one 12-hour cycle and determine if they may have been interfering or dragging against each other at some point. I have occasionally observed a perfectly strong-running movement stopped in such a manner. After remounting the hands it exhibited no trouble at all. Thanks again for making informative videos that are easy to understand. My favorite video of yours will always be the next one.

Thank you 😊

Agree. I find your explanations useful and easy to follow.

I'm really glad that hear that. Do you mean maybe this movement kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nb9kkthjmbvGZIU.html

Fajnie, że się podoba, dzięki :)

I'm really glad that you like it and I could help 😀

I'm really glad that you like it THANKS

😀 Thanks

Thanks, I really appreciate it

Here you might find the right answer kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nb9kkthjmbvGZIU.html or here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/etCCgJCry8jdY4U.html Was it helpful ???

Sellita has movement with GMT but than you have to replace dial and hands. 😀

😀 thanks !!!

The extra hand reads a time from the second time zone. It should be adjustable. Good luck with your watch 😀

dzięki 👍

Thank you 😀. Miyota 8215/8205

28.5-29,0 mm was having my watchcase

Hi, in general, there is no difference, only there are some additional complications 😀

Actually it doesn't matter, normally there shouldn't be any problems.

It can be done, you need only the right size, and the old one is only glued. Not planing such video in near future but I will think about it. Anyway it is not very difficult.

@@tickingWATCH sweet thanks buddy

In my opinion Miyota would be here the best, but io does not have GMT

@@tickingWATCH I bought it because I don't have a GMT and I wanted to have one, so is important to have it. I think the DG3804 is going to work for a while, and they are cheap, I should just buy one for one the one I get dies or get it when it dies. Do you think in 5 years I would still be able to get that movement? they are like 25 dollars.

@@mikelboudica5389 hard to say, they change there quite a lot, but the most important is that dial and hands fit to the movement

Parts are very thin, probably assembled by machines and therefore this movements are less suitable for manual service.

Yes you can set the gmt hand independently and in my opinion in this PD1662 is DG3804 this DG5833 intent of a hand showing GMT has an additional dial with 24h

@@tickingWATCH thanks but i wondered if the pd1662 had a dg5833 with the 24 hour wheel removed and a gmt hand put there instead?

@@Watches_Anonymous to know that. you need to disassemble it but rather not 👍

I also intend to make the same exchange. Did you manage to change the caliper? Wouldn't an NH34GMT be better?

Thanks for your advice I really appreciate it 👍

Rather the same, but some are quite good some pieces not the best, depends on what you get. The quality of the movement varies.

@@tickingWATCH thx for the reply. Im going to pull the trigger on a Coke 43mm gmt

Yes, see playlist and links in the description down below 😀 thanks

The power reserve is quite ok, at about 40h.

Actually there should not be any difference but from time to time there are models that makes problems with that.

I'm an amateur, I removed the rod when it was all pulled out, when I went to replace it, it didn't fit, it kept popping out, I managed to put it in place but I can't adjust it anymore hands 🥺

Thanks for your advice I really appreciate it

We have to take this into account when we decide to buy a one

Thanks for your advice I really appreciate it

Hi mine 3 yrs and on timegrapher also 2+ seconds if it stops tomorrow it owes me nothing but I hope it continues to run for as long as yours

Thanks, I really appreciate it and a direct tip is always better than a book 👍

Dzięki, widziłem też jak taką kopertę otwierano nożyczkami, można też przycisnąć jakimś dopasowanym krążkiem ale trzeba uważać żeby szkło nie pękło. Hobby jak na razie powolutku się rozwija, dzięki za stały udział w filmach

@@tickingWATCH no ten typ zamknięcia z rolka jest słaby a trochę mi szkoda 100zl na klucze do 3zegarkow, mam nadzieję że na Ali pojawi się jakaś chińska tania alternatywa.. nożyczki też dobry pomysł dzięki👍

Piłka zegarmistrzowska by sobie nie poradziła?

@@wacoisking czekam na coś takiego z ali ale wątpię, one są mocno zakręcane..

@@wacoisking tu już chyba zależy jak mocno dekielek jest dokręcony, ale w większości przypadków sądzę że dałby radę, mocno przycisnąć i powinno, chociaż nigdy takiej nie używałem więc to tylko przypuszczenie

Ten zegarek kupiłem na aukcji ebay, jest no name więc raczej słaby zakup chociaż za 50$ nie liczyłem na dużo, jak coś koperta z bransoletą jest do ponownego wykorzystania. słyszałem że te z oficjalnego sklepu są jakościowo o wiele lepsze, ale też i droższe.

Sklep na Ali " Parnis official store" ma jeszcze w miarę akceptowalne ceny. Pytanie tylko czy to faktycznie oficjalny sklep Parnisa, czy jakiś Chińczyk tak sobie nazwał sklep? Oficjalny sklep parnis.org na stronie www ma dwa razy wyższe ceny. Straszą też w dziale FAQ że zegarki sprzedawane przez online'owych resellerów są dużo gorszej jakości. Że mechanizmy nienasmarowane, że nie ma żadnej kontroli jakości, że szkiełko nieszafirowe, a nawet że obudowa nie jest ze stali nierdzewnej tylko jakiś ocynkowany stop, itd. Chociaż te dwa ostatnie to mało wiarygodne i pomyślałem sobie że to ich sposób na zniechęcenie do kupna od kogoś innego niż z ich sklepu. Ale Twój filmik mnie zmartwił. Faktycznie brak kontroli jakości.

@@mecedoformerlymarsellago728 sądzę że ten zegarek jest właśnie jak piszesz ktoś go poprostu złożył i sprzedał albo jakiś zwrot gwarancyjny. Miałem też inne i były ok. Film jest o konkretnym egzemplarzu. Jak już jest marka na zegarku to raczej już chyba ktoś zadał sobie trochę trudu i minimalna kontrola jakości była. Generalnie cena 100$ za "markowy" na pewno jest kusząca w porównaniu np z Seiko.

@@tickingWATCH Chińczycy nie bawią się w zwroty gwarancyjne w tym przedziale cenowym, wola oddać cześć kasy -to powszechna praktyka. Co do gorszej jakości to być może ktoś próbuje podrobić parnisa w końcu to już brand rozpoznawalny na świecie a nawet uznany. Prawdą jest to że mechanizmy są suche i czasem kiepsko złożone no ale hej! CCC w końcu na czymś muszą przyciąć..

@@Rzut-Oka Tak to chyba wygląda, w tej cenie niestety nie ma alternatywy, chyba że kwarcowy, potem to już tylko Swiss Made za 2000 - ... albo Japończyki

100% agree with you 😀

What about 2813?

@@sahlandiwahoh5070 I'm rookie in watch match, but I'll try help you. Mingzhu 2813, is a chinese movt that "copy" Myiota 8215... It cames in some Parnis (PA2015 - if I'm not wrong), and I think it equipped some Bliger's. The main difference Mingzhu 2813 from Mingzhu 3804, is that 3804 have the GMT complication... If someone could put some more information, I aprecciate. Tks

@@MrMunizguilherme it is like you say. Also they are build in different companies and so they have different quality, some are quite good but some ... Thanks. Life

Probably somewhere hooks, needs service 😀

Maybe the second hand is touching the crystal. Try removing the crystal and see if it works better

Unfortunately it wasn't ...... the watch now has an NH35A movemnt!!

@@davidmanze7563 Did fit the hands or you have to buy a new set dedicated NH35

YES, the hour and minute hands are the same ..... but the second hand has a male female swop !! ....... they really should produce bi-sexual second hands :)

No information’s about that but it is probably the same like in Miyota 8215 so 49 degree, anyway 100% sure I’m not. 👍

@@tickingWATCH thanks. It probably is the same yes. 👍🙏

Thanks 😀

@@tickingWATCH No problems it was normal because you do a very video on you chanel

"she"?

@@johnholland2825 Sorry i am french and my english is not very good

@@narcos9733 - hello France, you're English is very good, hope you are well.

Yes, but the watch was fully winded, it was hacking somewhere. Anyway, after service works well 👍

you are genius Clarence

Clarence how much experience do you have with failing watches? I have a few unserviced soviet ones and one only moves when I tap the jewel holding the escapement pivot. You really don't get it....

Na pewno większość filmów będzie po polsku

Thanks, I really appreciate it 👍

Dzięki rosomak za wskazówkę. Przy okazji kolejnego serwisu wypróbuję. Jakbyś miał jeszcze jakieś pomysły pisz śmiało 👍

haha anyway for training is always good to do your best 😀

a yah, when you would like to repair only one watch I fully agree with you 😀

If this is "work" for you, you are correct, and you always risk that the watch ends up junk. If you are not satisfied by "playing" with the watch as a learning adventure, you should not do it and not spend the money on tools. However, if you look around, basic watchmaking tools for a full mechanical service can be bought for a total of less than 150 dollars for sure, LESS than 40 for a basic set to service quartz watches. A rudimentary timegrapher costs nothing, because you can measure beat error and time-drift with free smart phone apps, instead of buying a 100 dollar timegrapher :) The app that I use and has been tried and recommended by most is called "Watch Accuracy Meter". Especially for quartz watches I strongly recommend you have a basic tool kit! You will never throw away another quartz watch, because it is "dead", when most of the time just the battery is depleted! I already have a few tool kits for making my own battery changes safely. Just those 30 or 40 dollars for battery changes (batteries costs less than a dollar a piece) paid for it self almost as soon as I received the tools! The "naked" cost (no tax, no shipping) was about 15 dollars each for a basic watchmaker tool kit and a table-top vice press with fitted inserts to press cases-backs on safely, without using a hammer! When you look past pretty fashion watches (NOT worth spending more than USD 20 on one, if not water-proof to at least 50 meters), one good watch costs between 50 and 200 dollars! In the past, I broke a few watches forcing lids back on, so I bought proper tools, like a vice-press with sizeable inserts. They were absolutely worth it, saving shop-costs every year for each quartz watch! I am also going to buy more tools, like a hand puller/presser for only 12 bucks! Then I can buy a cheap movement and recover a couple of old Citizen watches that were very expensive 40 years ago! Just the pleasure of doing the hobby is worth it, like building a model railway, etc. I also have about 17 quartz watches left after breaking a few without good tools for changing batteries, PLUS my 95 year old Momsy's 20 or so, so the basic tools were WELL worth it, with a battery change at a watchmaker often costing more than the watch, IF you can find a trustworthy watchmaker, which is difficult in USA!

where indeed 😀

Thanks 👍

Actually manufacturing accuracy of the parts, see other parts of this episode ...

Could be better 😀

You get 40 YEARS for $20 soviet watches.

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Unfortunately 😐

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Not all.

Mine works great, seagull and mingzhou

I wear a loreo sub as a beater at work and I work in a warehouse which is pretty brutal on it with a lot of quick accelerations on it and its surprisingly good imo and keeps fine time

​Loreo is seiko I believe built in japan or Malaysia😊

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Thats right. Thanks 👍

😀 definitely not the best one for this price