I concur - it also now features a good looking swan neck regulator and is a very nice movement in my eyes.Lavaine wrote:Actually Lod, I think the current PRS-5 uses the ST-19, and the original 'Broadarrow' Prs-5 used the 3133.
>the PRS-5 lives again as a "Precista" and is now fitted with the Seagull ST-19 chronograph movement.
Why are Sea Gulls inexpensive?
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Re: Why are Sea Gulls inexpensive?
I miss all the great things that may never be.
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Re: Why are Sea Gulls inexpensive?
What a lovely looking movementMortis wrote:Got me one of dem.
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