Tourbillon Movement TY803/ST8003

Tourbillon Movement TY803/ST8003

Precio de venta$857.00 USD

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SKU: ST8003

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Seagull Windchaser Chronograph Mechanical Wristwatch

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General Information & Packaging

Origin: Mainland China

Item Type: Movement

Model Number: TY803/ST8003

Winding Mode: Manual Winding

Shape: Round

Technical Specifications

Thickness: Approx. 5.1mm

Maximum Diameter: Approx. 30.00mm

Number of Jewels: 19

Frequency: 21600

Reserve Hours: 42

Features

Off-center hour & minute hands

Tourbillon at 6H

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