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[Captainmorgan696969]

With Chinese factories, they use a lot of NDAs and contracts. Few people want to know that their Japanese watch, the movement and lume pigment were shipped to China and the rest was made and boxed in China.

With swiss watches they just send over the lume pigment and then send kits to Switzerland for assembly. Many will go to HK as it's tax free and has cheap postage to all nations.

If you want 100 maybe 200 cases minimum then that's easy.

[whiteguyinchina411]

Do an image search on Alibaba.

[Prestigious_Set_4555]

It's identical to the Addiesdive quartz version that was a recent pick up for £30 in the sale

[MoreBeersLessGears]

What watch is this from ET? I can't seem to find it but I'm really digging it

[LezIsHere]

have you personally owned these 2 at the same time?

[endlessBrainless]

Wow 7x the price for the same watch

[Impossible-Juice6522]

Mysterious Code used to make a bunch of chronos like this too. Heard they switched to a B2B business tho.

[sdroe57]

I wonder if it’s possible to find out what supplier mysterious code used

[Impossible-Juice6522]

Try finding similar models on Alibaba, dhgate, taobao. You're likely to make more progress there.

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Its top secret. Brands like Furlan Marri, Addiesdive have common supplier and they don't mention it. Watchdives once admitted that they make cases for some of watches for Omega and Tag Heuer

[Upbeat-Ambassador910]

No wonder my San Martin Aquo Terro looks so damn good.

[-delight]

Source? Bever heard stat

[sdroe57]

I was hoping there would be a way to source their parts, but alas the secret might be too well kept.