To the guy who commented on the mainspring. I used a mainspring winder because it’s an automatic movement although I don’t have the automatic components. Automatic mainsprings are harder to wind by hand and easily damaged. I think I accidentally deleted your comment. Sorry 😔

A 231 movement, is definitely, not, a 321

Nice. Thank you

I think most of us have gotten away from the non synthetic lubes. Times move on

Hello! The inscription says 'On Your Birthday. 10 April 1988'

Why do you think they would use twin mainsprings with an automatic winding movement - was it about having a significant power reserve, or more about needing additional torque to drive a power hungry movement?

What a unique movement, thank you for sharing.

Nice movement 🫡

One of the nicer Jump Hour watches out there.

😅真正師傅。

Was it persisting down when you filmed this?😂

Do like these 70's digital mechanicals & can't ask for more results wise ,good job.

That is most definitely a very cool watch . Bet you inspired people to search eBay. Reminds me of Timex watches in construction methods.... well... except for the jewels. Interesting video thank you. Good Fortunes, Great Successes and Many Blessings 🫡🤝

What would the typical service interval be for a minimal jewel movement like this, compared to a ‘typical’ 15/17 jewel movement?

Теперь осталось собрать все это Лего😂

Watchman? - it was Time Tosser last week and Working Class Watches a few months ago! I can’t keep up 😂

Nice

Very finely engineered pieces, something so advanced but it still fits like lego. Kudos!

Thanks brother

Hell of a name change!

Old Omega movements are imo the best quality made money can buy, they jump hoops over a Rolex in quality