Panzera Breuer Automatic Watch

Wow! Here we are in 2021! To those reading- I stand by my comments. Regardless of where it was made the watch felt cheap and indeed was cheap. I flipped it unworn for a loss. I remember I could see the plastic movement retainer ring through the case back. The (stainless steel?) case had nothing to it. Maybe they’ve changed? Who knows. Buy one and see if you’re disappointed like I was? They definitely were using Chinese movements at the time I posted so make of this comment what you will (about having “no parts or assembly in China”). I’ve learned over time brands that are consistently on sale and advertise slashed prices are dubious at best. Just one random person on the internets point of view :)

Hey DannyMoon you may want to check your facts, I have been to the panzera workshop in Sydney and watched my watch being assembled in front of my eyes. They guy ( Andrew if i recall) explained that the all panzera watches are made in Australia using parts manufactured in Germany except the movement which is from Japan and the leather strap I got from Italy. I wouldn't say there watches are cheap but when you consider how they are put together I guess it makes sense. Would like to see another drop

Since you replied to a FOUR YEAR OLD COMMENT, please do a favor and clarify: has Panzera *EVER* (especially four years ago) used any Chinese movement? My comment was based on: http://www.ablogtowatch.com/panzera-flieger-f47-02d-wulf-watch/ which wrote: "Speaking of that movement, it’s rather likely that no one has heard of 2BA0 movement. As you might accurately guess, it is sourced from China. Specifically, it comes from the Hangzhou Watch Company" So, a third party (ablogtowatch) wrote that back then, at least, the Panzera 47 *DID* use a Chinese movement!!!!