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Gunscrossed 3T WIS
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Does anyone know what grade movement was used in the Nautilus? |
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Hammerfjord Moderator 
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I suppose that it's a 2824-2... If I was you, I would allready have open the watch to see myself...You can allways pm Kazim. |
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bigrustypig 3T WIS 
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Hammerfjord wrote: I suppose that it's a 2824-2... If I was you, I would allready have open the watch to see myself...You can allways pm Kazim. +1. I think it's a 2824-2 also. |
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Skipdawg 3T WIS 
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bigrustypig wrote: Hammerfjord wrote:I suppose that it's a 2824-2... If I was you, I would allready have open the watch to see myself...You can allways pm Kazim. Yeppers it's the Eta 2824-2. Awesome watch. |
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Gunscrossed 3T WIS
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Thanks guys, I knew it was a 2824-2, I was interested in what grade? |
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Hammerfjord Moderator
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Gunscrossed wrote:Thanks guys, I knew it was a 2824-2, I was interested in what grade? Here you have 3 open watches from Kazimon: Inside the 1500 and Drei http://www.timetechtalk.com/forum36/20703.html Inside the Eintausend: http://www.timetechtalk.com/forum36/18670.html Seems like nobody who have the Nautilus here want to open it just for your eyes: You should just do so yourself as it never hurted any watch and if done properly, will never compromise the water tightness. People who know watches know also that a correct opening and reclosing just for a quick look, is not compromising the tightness of a not so old watch because your gasket don't have the time to dry out during the short operation: And I doubt that you push the limits of your watch under the water... If you don't dare to do it yourself: Ask a watch-maker. Kazim usualy fits his watches with very correct grade movements. I don't think that he started this "trend" with the Kazimon brand: The Nautilus movement should be as good as the Eintausend and the 1500. The final answer lays between your Nautilus and your case opener. |
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