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FIYTA Mach J-20 Series Automatic Watch

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FIYTA Mach J-20 Series Automatic Watch

Name: FIYTA Mach J-20 Series Automatic Watch
Brand: Fiyta
SKU: fiyta-mach-j20-series-automatic-watch
Price: 1249 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Watch enthusiasts have high standards. The FIYTA Mach J-20 Series automatic elevates these standards as high as they’ve ever been: all the way to outer space Read More

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Aug 16, 2019

Misread it as FITYA for a second there.

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Mikeomatic

106

Aug 14, 2019

Seems a little expensive for a Fiyta, especially given the fact I can score a Fortis for this kind of money. Unfortunately MD really missed the mark on this one. I clicked on the email thinking “oh cool a nice flieger-like Chrono watch for around $300-400”. On the the plus side, at least Fiyta limited this to a few hundred pieces. It will limit the pile of unpurchased Mach-J-20s to a few hundred.

Axeguy

1372

Aug 14, 2019

Can someone please tell me what the $325 upcharge does for this model: the two options appear to be identical…

rumata13

563

Aug 14, 2019

recent drop for Fiyta space watch had watches with the same chronograph movement offered for $300-400. Why is this watch 3-4 times more expensive?

RayF

22218

Aug 13, 2019

Okay--suppose you kind'a like this watch--been think'n about buy'n a big leather jacket with a sheepskin collar 'n all, and been shop'n for a well-worn 50,000-hour hat too ('cuz you know chicks did a guy with a crusty WWII aviator look about him), but when you added all that stuff up, it turned out to be just a little more than you could swing on your lowly, baggage-handlers paycheck! Then too, there's all that damn alimony from your last two wives, not to mention those student loans from your ill-fated stint at the Aircraft Mechanics Institute of Wichita Kansas (damn, will those bastards ever stop hounding you?). Anyway, I suppose, right about now, you're think'n: how's a fella supposed afford a $1,249 Chinese watch with all that other stuff go'n on? And buddy, who could blame 'ya? Well today is your lucky day, fly-boy! I just got an email from Mark (over at you-no-where), and he just got'a whack of Aviation style watches in, and they half-bad look'n--and here's the good part: most of 'em are under two-hundred bucks and I ain't lie'n! Here's a few I kind'a like, but they have traditional round dials too:

Worth take'n a look--here's a link: https://www.longislandwatch.com/AVI_8_Aviation_Watches_s/2000.htm

Sect404

Aug 13, 2019

Looks very similar to the Bulova moon watch

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johnnylarue

508

Aug 13, 2019

Tough sell, methinks. Knowing what I think I know about Western consumer psychology, asking $1K+ for anything of Chinese provenance that doesn’t have an Apple logo on it is pretty ambitious.

vwfan53

Aug 13, 2019

The movement is most likely the Chinese 7750 clone coming out of 1 of 3 Chinese factories. Skeptical on the Swiss claim. The extra jewels are explained here: “The reverser wheel in the autowinder has the Shanghai five jewel clutch, not the two pawls as ETA prefers (making this a 30 jewel movement.) This particular example refuses all attempts to free the clutch up and the rotor spins when it is wound by hand” -WUS This movement has been around since 2009 originally at 21.6 and now 28.8 bph. This is is not a value and you can find “genuine” ETA 7750 movements for $700. The “fair price” for this should be under $700 imho.