Most expensive SW200-1 movement watch is?
Most expensive SW200-1 movement watch is?
As I was passing a jewellers I saw the Oris Aquis with a grey dial, that really caught my eye.
When I looked into it, I found it had the same Sellita SW200-1 movement as my C8 pilot.
I originally wanted to know what you get for the extra £500+ but thought it would end up on the tried & tested path of 'buy it because you like it', 'CW value vs dealership/branding' etc.
Your challenge should you choose to accept is:
What is the most expensive watch you can buy with the same SW200-1 movement inside?
Given the importance and cost of a watches movement, this may help me understand the true value of CW.
I have spotted the Oris Watch Aquis Date Diamond Bracelet at £2,870.00 ............any improvements?
When I looked into it, I found it had the same Sellita SW200-1 movement as my C8 pilot.
I originally wanted to know what you get for the extra £500+ but thought it would end up on the tried & tested path of 'buy it because you like it', 'CW value vs dealership/branding' etc.
Your challenge should you choose to accept is:
What is the most expensive watch you can buy with the same SW200-1 movement inside?
Given the importance and cost of a watches movement, this may help me understand the true value of CW.
I have spotted the Oris Watch Aquis Date Diamond Bracelet at £2,870.00 ............any improvements?
Yeah, I own a Timex...... deal with it!
Re: Most expensive SW200-1 movement watch is?
https://www.pageandcooper.com/sinn-ezm- ... wgod7QsAyA
£3,115.00
inc. vat, inside the eu
Brand: Sinn
Watch Series: EZM 9 TESTAF
£3,115.00
inc. vat, inside the eu
Brand: Sinn
Watch Series: EZM 9 TESTAF
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Re: Most expensive SW200-1 movement watch is?
Always thought Oris manufactured/used their own movements?Grunty wrote:As I was passing a jewellers I saw the Oris Aquis with a grey dial, that really caught my eye.
When I looked into it, I found it had the same Sellita SW200-1 movement as my C8 pilot.
I originally wanted to know what you get for the extra £500+ but thought it would end up on the tried & tested path of 'buy it because you like it', 'CW value vs dealership/branding' etc.
Your challenge should you choose to accept is:
What is the most expensive watch you can buy with the same SW200-1 movement inside?
Given the importance and cost of a watches movement, this may help me understand the true value of CW.
I have spotted the Oris Watch Aquis Date Diamond Bracelet at £2,870.00 ............any improvements?
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Re: Most expensive SW200-1 movement watch is?
Not really the SW 200 but there are several IWC's with ETA movements. There is a a 10k+ Sarpaneva featured on Hodinkee which had a Soprod A10 movement, which is also found in the new Steinhart ocean one blue.
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Re: Most expensive SW200-1 movement watch is?
I doubt I can beat Kivellll's effort, but just to say, there is more to a watch than its movement and future residual values will likely be different as well.
Investment tip though, not that I'm qualified to give financial advice mind, but don't buy either of the models mentioned expecting to make money.
Investment tip though, not that I'm qualified to give financial advice mind, but don't buy either of the models mentioned expecting to make money.
Ideal number of watches in your collection = current number of watches + 1...
Re: Most expensive SW200-1 movement watch is?
,I doubt I can beat Kivellll's effort, but just to say, there is more to a watch than its movement and future residual values will likely be different as well.
I agree, just need to look at a 2.0l Skoda Octavia for £15k or a 2.0l Audi A6 for £45k+ to see the importance of the other stuff.
(Sorry knowledge of watches isn't good enough for analogies yet)
Interesting to think that a company can strip a movement down, machine some fancy shapes in some parts and add another zero to the price.
Yeah, I own a Timex...... deal with it!
Re: Most expensive SW200-1 movement watch is?
Or just ask Sellita or ETA to do it for them. I purchased a new Breitling movement and the sealed bag it came in was obviously an ETA bag.
Re: Most expensive SW200-1 movement watch is?
Are there any other 'generic' movements apart from Sellita and ETA?
Aristo Vollmer Beobachter Automatic Chronometer
Rolex Explorer
Steinhart Ocean Military Vintage
Traser Automatic
Zeno Explorer
Rolex Explorer
Steinhart Ocean Military Vintage
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Re: Most expensive SW200-1 movement watch is?
Soprod are appearing in more watches as they increase volume if your talking swiss.De Sisti wrote:Are there any other 'generic' movements apart from Sellita and ETA?
As eastern manufactures go there is Citizen (Miyota) and Seiko that sell to third parties.
As a side note citizen bought La Joux Perret who own Arnold and Son. They also made Bremonts new proprietary movement.
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Re: Most expensive SW200-1 movement watch is?
And Sea-Gull.ddav wrote:As eastern manufactures go there is Citizen (Miyota) and Seiko that sell to third parties.
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Re: Most expensive SW200-1 movement watch is?
I thought IWC used SW 200 movements rather than ETA in their watches? Also I think Miyota tend to sell to third party sources more than Seiko, I guess Citizen see the money in selling to third parties and Seiko in actually mass producing the watch with the movement.blowfish89 wrote:Not really the SW 200 but there are several IWC's with ETA movements. There is a a 10k+ Sarpaneva featured on Hodinkee which had a Soprod A10 movement, which is also found in the new Steinhart ocean one blue.
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Re: Most expensive SW200-1 movement watch is?
I read somewhere that the JEANRICHARD Terrascope uses a "modified" SW200-1 movement, and some of these come encrusted with diamonds and are priced over £5K.
http://www.jeanrichard.com/
http://www.jeanrichard.com/
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Re: Most expensive SW200-1 movement watch is?
Sorry to revive such an old thread but I had the same question and watches and prices have moved on quite a bit since the last post here. (Apologies if the etiquette would be to start a new thread- not sure how it works on here)
Anyway... What would be the most expensive watch to use a sw200-1 cosc nowadays? Having just purchased a Dartmouth I’m overwhelmed at how much bang for buck there is but equally I’m intrigued at what other brands may charge for something similar. Oris and Sinn are obvious contenders in this price bracket (and a fair bit over) but I’m wondering about Tag, Iwc, breitling etc
Anyway... What would be the most expensive watch to use a sw200-1 cosc nowadays? Having just purchased a Dartmouth I’m overwhelmed at how much bang for buck there is but equally I’m intrigued at what other brands may charge for something similar. Oris and Sinn are obvious contenders in this price bracket (and a fair bit over) but I’m wondering about Tag, Iwc, breitling etc
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