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Jake2704
路Are you looking to sell or buy?
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Jake2704
路Looks fake. I'm not going to tell you why, with all your questions, I'm beginning to suspect you're trying to make a replica watch. 馃槣
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Jake2704
路Looks fake. I'm not going to tell you why, with all your questions, I'm beginning to suspect you're trying to make a replica watch. 馃槣
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Mspeedster
路Nope, the lack of a serial number is not the only reason it looks fake.
I purposely chose that photo because copying serial numbers is the kind of thing counterfeiters do. 馃槈
I purposely chose that photo because copying serial numbers is the kind of thing counterfeiters do. 馃槈
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路FFR, from my research 251.251 and 251.252 are the same movement. Everything I've come across refers to them interchangeably - 251.252 has a lot more references (maybe 251.251 was quickly replaced by 252, or possibly renamed?)
I've seen the 251.265 listed as Ana-Digi replacements on ebay and they're considerably cheaper than the 251.252. But I'm skeptical as to whether it's exactly the same both in physical specs and function (i.e. 1/100th split seconds).
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flawless
路@flawless - Do you know if the ETA 251.265 will also work as a direct replacement for the 251.251/251.252?
I've seen the 251.265 listed as Ana-Digi replacements on ebay and they're considerably cheaper than the 251.252. But I'm skeptical as to whether it's exactly the same both in physical specs and function (i.e. 1/100th split seconds).
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Mspeedster
路They're the same size movements, but functionally quite different. AFAIK, 265 is a chrono alarm with larger LCDs and only 3 central hands (hours/minutes/chrono seconds).
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mattp
路They're the same size movements, but functionally quite different. AFAIK, 265 is a chrono alarm with larger LCDs and only 3 central hands (hours/minutes/chrono seconds).
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mattp
路The are bigger indeed.
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mattp
路So I was lucky that I had a fresh 252.
I will keep my old one for spare parts then.
Lcd鈥檚 are still working. Thanks for the info.
I will keep my old one for spare parts then.
Lcd鈥檚 are still working. Thanks for the info.
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flawless
路I did a bit of asking around, and I've been told that the .265 LCDs are the same as the .252/251 - part 9447 for both.
I still don't have any empirical evidence, as I've not seen them side-by-side or in-person to test - so I don't advise buying a .265 just yet.
Going to look in to spares via Omega as they had the 251.252 as Caliber 1670
I still don't have any empirical evidence, as I've not seen them side-by-side or in-person to test - so I don't advise buying a .265 just yet.
Going to look in to spares via Omega as they had the 251.252 as Caliber 1670
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mattp
路I did a bit of asking around, and I've been told that the .265 LCDs are the same as the .252/251 - part 9447 for both.
I still don't have any empirical evidence, as I've not seen them side-by-side or in-person to test - so I don't advise buying a .265 just yet.
Going to look in to spares via Omega as they had the 251.252 as Caliber 1670
And Longines (Conquest) cal. 540.2/4
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