TW STEEL automatic
Discussion
I believe they use a mix of ETA and Miyota movements, depending on which model you choose. So choose carefully if you're interested in movements!
The Miyota is reliable, but it's a fairly cheap movement. The 8215 (Used in some of the Canteen models) doesn't have hacking seconds, winds in only one direction and is accurate to -/+ 20-40 seconds a day.
I'd opt for one of the ETA movements, although I'd hazard a guess it'll be 'standard grade' (cheapest) jobby ...
The Miyota is reliable, but it's a fairly cheap movement. The 8215 (Used in some of the Canteen models) doesn't have hacking seconds, winds in only one direction and is accurate to -/+ 20-40 seconds a day.
I'd opt for one of the ETA movements, although I'd hazard a guess it'll be 'standard grade' (cheapest) jobby ...
Well regarding movements my datedust gains around 6 sec a day, I have 2 parnis watches where one gains 11 seconds a day and the other looses 4 sec a day so very happy with them! Would the tw steel have a similar movement to the parnis, it's a seagull? Is+ 20/40 secs likely? Even the £20 hong kong orkina special eBay job is within 25 secs!!
Matt99man said:
Would the tw steel have a similar movement to the parnis, it's a seagull? Is+ 20/40 secs likely? Even the £20 hong kong orkina special eBay job is within 25 secs!!
Ah, no! The Miyota could be as accurate as +/- 1 second per day, or more likely, +/- 10 seconds ... I believe the quoted 20-40 seconds a day is just a guideline and if the movement does happen to be 40 seconds out a day, it's not considered a fixable issue under warranty, if you see what I mean?However obviously with better movements come stricter tolerances, which is one of the reasons ETA and higher grade ETA movements are more expensive

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