Manufacture La Joux-Perret SA Calibre LJP G-100 Automatic 4K Movement Review

[@watchreviews4k]

Manufacture La Joux Perret SA Calibre LJP G-100: www.lajouxperret.com/news LJP G-100 on eBay: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/144273884776?hash=item219764c668:g:zTQAAOSwjWlhnr88 Technical examination: www.thenakedwatchmaker.com/la-joux-perret-g100

[@luked2767]

It's a miyota 9000 with a bi-directional system and a ETA style micro adjustment plus ETA 2824-2 size, hand size and such specs so it's a drop in, since the M9015 is quite abit thinner that the 2824 I'm not sure if the added thickeness is just for the bi-winding and extra power reserve. Miyota is really the king of mass produced quality movements and the 9000 was made to replace ETA, I'm very happy with my miyota 9039 watch. A few drops of oil on the Toro bearing and no sound from the case (not a fan of display backs) but I have regulated it so on worst it's +1 but it would have been much more easy if it had the micro adjust. I think when citizen realised they had an amazing 4hz movement that costs 50 dollars or less that's very reliable they set up a plant in Switzerland. Sure the standard miyota only has 42h but it's 24 jewels and looks almost the same apart from the finish is very basic but it works great with no handwinding issuies and I'm unsure it will be fine for maybe a decade before needing a service or replacement. I think MLJP is into a winner is they price theirs properly and also do a version of the 9075 GMT. I'm not sure about soprod as I know they use Seiko tech but alot of microbrands dropped them for servicing reasons. No idea about the MLJP and not sure if they will make a thinner 2892A2 sized movement, but the G100 / miyota 9000 seems to be a good base for many complications like chronographs and such. STP movements im pretty sure are just seagull. 4hz TMI Seiko based movements cost a fortune. I think one of the best standard traditional swiss movement is probably Stellitas version of the 2892/3A2 as the SW-300-2 / SW330-2 it's 25j Vs etas 21j (omega sometimes uses 23j versions) but the Stellita has 25 so 2 months mainspring and 2 on the arbour but with the -2 the power reserve is about 60 hours (longer in real life but accurate to about 60) Also the -2 has fixed the sloppy hands and GMT / date of the SW330 You can upgrade any SW300 / 330 with just 6 parts you can get from Stellita or if you want to be lazy just the spring barrel so well worth the upgrade when you want it serviced. No idea why ETA / Stellita did not fix the 2824 a long time ago as it's a handwinder with autonad an afterthought. So for swiss movements I feel the MLJP is a great movement but most high end brands donorefer 2892 types as they are thinner and can be modified (some chronos are based on them in house longines 3.5hz are based on them and some chronosnare based on them also omega's coalial is based on them) To be honest I have had better luck with Chinese HKPT5000 movements over ETA and Stellita 2824s my most accurate 2824 is a Chinese one. My 2nd most accurate movements is a Miyota 9039 that was painstakingly regulated and my most accurate is a top grade Stellita SW330-2 GMT.

[@ericrrichmond19]

How has this not been a huge thing in the industry? I haven't seen any publicity on the usual blogs. This is something Monta and Christopher Ward should be using yesterday.

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching Eric. I have replied to your email. I emailed Monta, and Christopher Ward; suggesting they use it. Monta won't be using it. Christopher Ward didn't reply to my email. Regards, #WR4K

[@robocopvn]

the only movement review on the channel, by far !!

[@Kriistofor]

really a quality review. so much informational gems, thanks man. and yes, as others mentioned this is the one that should be more used by the microbrands. really seems like a long-lasting movement, and in addition if you can have it custom-finished by LJP - that's just absurdly good offer.

[@jorgerobles628]

This is a very nice video!!!! This Gentleman knows what he is talking about!!!! And the movement appears to be a very good one!!!! What I am a little confused is when he talks about regulating in several positions. I thought that it applies mostly to "Adjustment" of the movement, although regulation is also affected by position of the movement. But still, he is able to get this movement's rate to +1 s/d!!!!! That is super!!!! Please, keep on with these super reviews!!!! I love each one of them!!!!!

[@watchreviews4k]

See video below Jorge. I modified an Ironwatch RX8004 powered by a PT5000 with this movement. Regards, #WR4K kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGG5moWGbteoq5I

[@PpaStrmpf]

Hopefully we'll see very soon watches from micro and bigger companies using this nice movements. ETA you had some 50-60 years to fix the problem and did not scratch your arse about it. Well that's why people look for alternatives like LJP or Miyota.

[@thomashelm6931]

Extremely informative!. I respect and appreciate your comprehensive analysis on this movement, previously unknown to me, will be instrumental in selecting the movement when I have the notification from AnOrdain, when I receive the email to purchase within the next few years 😊

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching Thomas. Glad you enjoyed it. Regards, #WR4K

[@jazzman5598]

Excellent review. My most accurate watch is my post Invicta Glycine Combat Sub…No crown guards and 36mm. Sellita SW 200-1. I judge it to be 1 second a day slow. I will be looking for alternative movements due to ETA being…..you know. So yep, I’ll be looking for a watch with this movement. My 39 mm Steinhart Ocean 1 Vintage has a 2893-2 so I am totally blown away by the 90 series ETAs……if you can find them.

[@MatthewHammerCFI]

I have a Sangin K2 Ti with this movment in it. Havent set it in a month, and it's still within 20 seconds of the atomic clock.

[@kws4e]

That's a great looking movement. i think being a swiss movement that isn't a Sellita or ETA is a reason to use it aswell. Something new is always interesting

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching. Glad you enjoyed it. Regards, #WR4K

[@jamieyoo-xm8fq]

Any advice on which way to wind the crown to use the watch of the LJP-G100 movement for a long time without ruining it? Thank you in advance

[@watchreviews4k]

40 clockwise turns will fully wind it from dead. It's not possible to manually overwind as it has a clutch release mechanism to release excess tension in the main spring. Regards, #WR4K

[@Alex-Rainmaker]

Hope to see this movement in more watches. The Sellita SW200 has too many cases of sheared gears and helicopter effect. I now prefer watches with Miyota 9 series movement.

[@vongps2961]

This structure is better than SW-300(56h) A31(72h) and C07(80h) those new generation movements because thoses three movement all reduce the thickness of mainspring to get long power reserve. ETA even adds a useless button shape balance spring on C07 and A31. It will deeply affect the movement swing when lubricating oil is running out.

[@yukonthornsaengsanoh7942]

Please advise about the regulating direction of the regulation screw that turning clockwise or counterclockwise for making the movement faster.

[@watchreviews4k]

Turning the screw clockwise makes it faster. Regards, #WR4K

[@yukonthornsaengsanoh7942]

@@watchreviews4k Noted, thanks so much.

[@yukonthornsaengsanoh7942]

@@watchreviews4k FYI, it needed to turn counterclockwise.

[@JetPilotCI]

Hi! Great vid, was useful to see what is inside my watch. Do you know by any chance about how many turns of the crown will fully wind the movement from a dead stop?

[@watchreviews4k]

40. Regards, #WR4K

[@MrEliwankenobi]

Will the date wheel also be interchangeable between SW200 and this movement? Excellent video BTW

[@watchreviews4k]

No. Regards, #WR4K

[@adambrosz5219]

Sorry if you have mentioned it, and I missed that - whats the frequency of that movement? 4HZ - same as ETA and SW? If so, then thats really going to be a difficult situation for ETA and Sellita (more for Sellita since ETA have their Powermatics, so at least hey can compensate in power reserve).

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching Adam. Apologies, I forgot to mention it is 28,800 VPH, and 4Hz (same as the ETA 2824-2 and SW200-1). Regards, #WR4K

[@tomreyes2037]

Grate information 👍well done

[@paulhiggins8774]

I suppose the stem height is the same as ETA. Interesting alternative but could I buy just one and fit it to a hone build like Seiko or Miyota ?

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching Paul. Yes, the thickness of the movement, and position of the stem are the same. Only the stem needs to be cut to length. The MOQ is 100 pieces. La Joux-Perret won't just sell one movement to a collector. However a dealer may buy 100 pieces then retail them on eBay etc. Regards, #WR4K

[@paulhiggins8774]

@@watchreviews4k I would love to try one in a watch build, I’ll check my supplier Great review 👍

[@watchreviews4k]

@@paulhiggins8774 I just found the LJP G-100 on eBay. See link below. Regards, #WR4K www.ebay.co.uk/itm/144273884776?hash=item219764c668:g:zTQAAOSwjWlhnr88

[@paulhiggins8774]

@@watchreviews4k how did I miss that, I’m a regular customer of there’s, the quality of parts is amazing. Thanks for the heads up 🍻

[@vongps2961]

This movement is nearly perfect if they use triovis regulator system like their L100 series chronograph movement.

[@markholdenried5616]

Question: When we describe manual winding, and we say it takes X number of winds to fully charge the main spring, are we talking about 360° turns or are we talking about approximately 180° number of hand winds on the mounted watch? Between crown guards, wound by hand is maybe about 180° or so. This has always been a mystery to me and having watched at least hundreds of videos over the years, no one has ever defined this. Huge difference between the two definitions. Thanks.

[@watchreviews4k]

It typically takes 40 clockwise winds of a crown to wind an automatic movement fully from the movement being stopped dead. One manual wind is circa 180 degrees rotation of the crown, rather than the full 360 degrees. Regards, #WR4K

[@markholdenried5616]

Thank you for clearing that up!

[@markholdenried5616]

@@watchreviews4k also wondering since I've heard different opinions about this, do modern movements have safety clutches so it is impossible to over wind? Especially the new G100?, but also selita SW movements and Myota 9015 movements?

[@watchreviews4k]

@@markholdenried5616 Yes, automatic movements have a clutch mechanism which releases excess tension in the mainspring to prevent over winding causing damage to the movement. The G-100, SW200-1, and 9015; all have this feature. Therefore it isn't possible to over wind these movements. Regards, #WR4K

[@markholdenried5616]

@@watchreviews4k you are awesome. Thank you so much for your responses! Kindest regards.

[@aureliussch.2185]

Thank you for this detailed and very good review. This is the movement of the new Sinn 903 St II. How would you compare this movement to the Breitling movement B01. Do you think that the B01 is better enough to justify the higher price?

[@watchreviews4k]

The B01 is a higher quality movement. Regards, #WR4K

[@kanstercustomwatchmanufact5346]

It is amazing, I like the rotor design, and we would like to do our logo on the rotor 😊

[@rolexsubcasewearsbettertha9571]

Amazing review 👍 perhaps I missed it but am wondering if this movement has stronger anti-magnetic property perhaps a silicone balance and/or hairspring?

[@watchreviews4k]

No, it isn't more anti-magnetic than an SW200-1, or ET 2824-2. It does not use a silicon hairspring. See technical examination below, it may interest you. Regards, #WR4K www.thenakedwatchmaker.com/la-joux-perret-g100

[@rolexsubcasewearsbettertha9571]

@@watchreviews4k thank you 🙏

[@universalsoldier6102]

Cool movement....👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤❤❤

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching. Glad you enjoyed it. Regards, #WR4K

[@EllasPOSEiDON]

And what watch shops are able to cut down the winding stem?

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching. Any watchmaker can cut a winding stem to length. Regards, #WR4K

[@FELIX4764]

As an enthusiastic amateur, I have learnt a lot from your videos. An excellent and informative review of this movement, which will no doubt soon be appearing on some of the more upmarket micro brands. I have watches with the Sellita and ETA movements, but this power reserve is a major upgrade on those two movements.

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching Steve. Glad you enjoyed it. Regards, #WR4K

[@JonathanTReviews]

Excellent movement overview. I have an incoming watch with this movement and will be sure to tag this video for greater movement depth than I intend to cover. I might have missed it, but can you please confirm if this has unidirectional rotor winding? If so, were you able to tell if it has the typical noisiness of the Miyota 9015? That's the only arguable weak point I could see of this movement compared to the 2824/SW-200. Cheers

[@watchreviews4k]

Apologies for not mentioning it has a unidirectional winding rotor in my review. The rotor winding sound similar to an SW200-1, quieter than a 9015. Also check out the video below. I modified an Ironwatch RX8004 with PT5000 using this movement to test it. I sold the watch to a collector in Holland, and he is delighted with the accuracy and power reserve. Regards, #WR4K kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGG5moWGbteoq5I&ab_channel=WatchReviews4K

[@JonathanTReviews]

@@watchreviews4k That's great news! Thanks for confirming! I'll check it out. Cheers

[@JonathanTReviews]

As a heads up, this movement has a unidirectional rotor wind, similar to the 9015. It seemed that way to me when I received the watch and I subsequently confirmed with LJP. PS - I tagged/linked this video in my Zelos Spearfish review. Cheers

[@markfreedman2470]

Very impressive movement! Thank you for the great review.

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching Mark. Glad you enjoyed it. Check out my "Community" posts. I have just fitted it into a PT5000 watch. Regards, #WR4K

[@lomopobre]

Based on your grade video I purchased the same movement, on your review you said that you regulated this movement to -1 to + 1 COSC specs, is that possible by moving just the regulator screw without having to move the stud support or the regulator pin. I will be using a timegrapher when I do decide to do this. PS. which positions should I use when doing this. Thanks

[@watchreviews4k]

The regulator screw only. I recommend you use all 6 positions. Also before regulating fully wind the movement 60 turns clockwise to its maximum 60 hour power reserve. It will perform best when fully accurate. When the power reserve is below 30% the accuracy will vary more. Regards, #WR4K

[@davesmith4804]

Looks very nice

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching Dave. Glad you enjoyed it. Regards, #WR4K

[@rolexsubcasewearsbettertha9571]

Do you know if MLJP also offers different cannon pinnion height such as H3 HR for this movement? Any reason by this G100 movement isn't listed on their website?

[@watchreviews4k]

No. Ask them. Regards, #WR4K

[@CarlosCoelhoLechner]

This is actually my favorite review so far. I wasn't expecting that. R.I.P. ETA 2824-2 and SW200. They have been outpriced by the PT5000 and now outranked by the LJP G-100.

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching Carlos. Glad you enjoyed it. Regards, #WR4K

[@Nefville]

I have heard people say this is based on the Miyota 9000 series, is that true? I highly doubt it just looking at it, the dimensions are totally different but I will say the rotor looks similar and the plates and layout are somewhat comparable.

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching. No. Regards, #WR4K

[@dr.kevinmoore8889]

Thanks for the review. Does this movement have a vertical clutch?

[@watchreviews4k]

Yes. Regards, #WR4K

[@dr.kevinmoore8889]

@watchreviews4k that's great! I just bought a Frederique Constant Chronograph with the FC-391 movement and I want to run the Chronograph constantly when I'm wearing it. So this means I can right?

[@watchreviews4k]

I advise against running the chronograph constantly as this will accelerate wear in the movement. Regards, #WR4K

[@dr.kevinmoore8889]

@watchreviews4k Sorry to belabor the point but I hope you can help me. I've been told that if a chronograph has a vertical clutch you can run the chronograph without excess wear on the movements. Is this not true.

[@watchreviews4k]

Running a chronograph constantly accelerates wear in the movement; including those with a vertical clutch. Regards, #WR4K

[@splootan]

Great video! Would you prefer this MOVT over a Hamilton Powermatic 80!?

[@watchreviews4k]

Yes. Regards, #WR4K

[@splootan]

@@watchreviews4k in a nutshell why!? Thank s

[@watchreviews4k]

No Regulator. The Powermatic 80 is not equipped with an ETAChron or other type of regulating system. The Powermatic 80 is laser regulated at the factory. I prefer movements that can be regulated with a timegrapher such as the Weishi 1000; rather than having to return the watch to Swatch Service Centre for laser regulation. Regards, #WR4K

[@MrEliwankenobi]

@@watchreviews4k- Did not know this, wow! That’s a very “Apple” move

[@Csibu89]

i suspect this movement will be in many medium-high tier micro brands in the 500-1500usd range.

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching Csaba. Yes, and maybe also in bigger brands like Oris that are currently using the SW200-1 in the Aquis. Regards, #WR4K

[@masterwatch]

is LJP G-100 better than ETA, Sellita and STP ?

[@watchreviews4k]

Equal quality to the ETA 2824-2, and SW200-1. Regards, #WR4K

[@MF-hq9mq]

What a comprehensive and thorough review! This is certainly a beautiful movement and I suspect many micro brands will be considering it in the future. Thanks for sharing this, John, absolutely loved it! Regards

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching Mario. Glad you enjoyed it. Regards, #WR4K

[@teongjiawen6167]

Can dubuois depraz chrono module be fit on this movement?

[@watchreviews4k]

I don't know. Regards, #WR4K

[@mariusmaronde8872]

Under which umbrella sails La Joux Perret?

[@watchreviews4k]

Citizen own Prothor, the holding company that owns La Joux-Perret. Regards, #WR4K

[@mariusmaronde8872]

@@watchreviews4k thanks a lot, really interesting. Lets keep an eye on frederique constant and bulova

[@jroobz]

You might not know this because the movement isn’t cased, but is there any rotor wobble?

[@watchreviews4k]

No rotor wobble. See video below, I modified an Ironwatch with a PT5000 using this movement. Regards, #WR4K kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGG5moWGbteoq5I

[@jroobz]

@@watchreviews4k great thank you 👍

[@koruko12]

This movement have anti magnetic specs?

[@watchreviews4k]

No. Regards, #WR4K

[@panchoskywalker]

Is the rotor noisy?

[@watchreviews4k]

No, it sounds similar to an SW200-1 or ETA 2824-2. Regards, #WR4K

[@ibrahimbadawi5756]

There is definitely a fair bit rotor noise, but it's not terrible.

[@gojuadorai]

i think its noisy when putting on the watch in quiet room i dont notice ith when wearing the watch during the day.

[@ehoovernyc]

Does this wind one way and if so why not mentioned?

[@watchreviews4k]

The movement winds unidirectionally. Apologies for not mentioning this. Regards, #WR4K

[@james460xvryee]

@@watchreviews4k to my understanding according to The Naked Watchmaker the movement only winds in one direction. What are your thoughts on those who characterize the G100 as a Swiss Made Miyota 9015 with better materials and longer power reserve? I would love to hear your thoughts as I am relatively new to watch collecting.

[@watchreviews4k]

@@james460xvryee Thank you for watching James. The 9015 is made in Japan. The LJP G-100 is made in Switzerland. Yes, the LJP G-100 is made from better materials, with a longer power reserve. Regards, #WR4K

[@ReJoys777]

Thanks to Citizen and there 9serie

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching. Although this looks similar to a 9015 the architecture is different. Also it is Swiss made by La Joux-Perret, rather than being Japanese made by Miyota. Regards, #WR4K

[@ReJoys777]

@@watchreviews4k Citizen own Jean Joux Perret and Citizen was founded by Swiss investors from the begining.

[@watchreviews4k]

@@ReJoys777 Yes, I am aware La Joux-Perret is now owned by Citzen. The point is the 9015 is made in Japan by Miyota, the LJP G100 is made in Switzerland by La Joux-Perret. Regards, #WR4K

[@ReJoys777]

@@watchreviews4k Without Citizen non of this would be possible. A Swiss made Japanese engineered improved ETA and just as Mioyota 9 series it is easy to calibrate.

[@ReJoys777]

Thanks for a Great video and analyse of possible a great movement. And improved ETA standard size with the "Swiss Made" stamp for any microbrand watch. Great news instead of like now a Mioyota Japan Movemt dial text. Yet a French/Swiss Geneva wiktory of fantastic engineering.

[@ramspencer5492]

Very nice! Do you know if it's available to buy one movement direct? To replace a movement in a compatible watch .... And the pricing on that if it is?

[@watchreviews4k]

Update: I just found the LJP G-100 on eBay. See link below. Regards, #WR4K www.ebay.co.uk/itm/144273884776?hash=item219764c668:g:zTQAAOSwjWlhnr88

[@rsinger2597]

"Good afternoon - today I'm going to be reviewing this watch with invisible case and dial..."

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching. Regards, #WR4K

[@thomashelm6931]

Absolutely no glare on the sapphire crystal, however!

[@skamfy]

Price?

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching. As stated in my review, that it information is trade only. Regards, #WR4K

[@Lowimpala713]

Just came here for pros n cons

[@PINKFL0YD-s2h]

I can't see the advantage of changing a movement for just the extra power reserve. Unless it has two barrels it will surely loose accuracy as it winds down?. 40 hours is more than enough for an automatic.. This is my own personal preference of course.

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching Howard. Regards, #WR4K

[@FinFu509]

But for me, it’s a welcomed feature so I don’t have to wind my watch on Monday morning after my weekend with another watch. Not necessary, but absolutely desired

[@alexb8670]

You CANNOT use dial from ETA/SW powered watch. The date window will not match date wheel.

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching Alex. Regards, #WR4K

[@Izou96]

How about the dial feet? Will it fit?

[@Nefville]

@@Izou96 I'd love to know the answer to this too because I have several 2824/ sw-200's that I'd replace with this in a heartbeat if I could and they're no dates. There is a g-101 no date option so its just a matter of the dial feet.

[@ibrahimbadawi5756]

@ Alex how do you know this? And @WR4K any response other than thanking Alex for watching the video? In your video you state that 2824/Sw200 dials are compatible.

[@watchreviews4k]

@@ibrahimbadawi5756 ETA 2824-2, SW200-1, and PT5000 dials are all compatible. See my video below where I modified an Ironwatch with PT5000 using this movement. The dial feet were in the correct position to fit the movement. Regards, #WR4K kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGG5moWGbteoq5I

[@Startekselva]

ITS CITIZEN MADE WHO OWN La Joux-Perret SA

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching. Regards, #WR4K

[@turnbasedtoddy7664]

Very interesting movement, nice video. Although I would say after you say the full names of the ETA and the Sellita the first time you don’t have to keep repeating them. I think people will know what you are talking about just by saying ETA and Sellita without repeating the full names every single time it comes up.

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching. Regards, #WR4K

[@Menda_Lerenda]

That movement looks remarkable similar to the Miyota 9015, more Chinese than Swiss if you ask me. I wonder why, after all the Miyota 9015 they are copying is relatively cheap.

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching Menda. You are mistaken. The architecture of the 9015 is different to the LJP G-100. Also the parts are all made in Switzerland, not China. Regards, #WR4K

[@Menda_Lerenda]

​@@watchreviews4k You must be mistaken, I am talking about the Miyota 9000 not the 8200. In fact looks like it is an exact copy of the 9015 or the 90s5 with a bigger power reserve, every single part is at the same location even the rotor screws and bearing are identical. I just can't believe the Swiss copying the Japanese, more like an Alibaba special, no wonder why isn't fit to any Swiss made micro brand.

[@watchreviews4k]

@@Menda_Lerenda No, I am not mistaken. I did not refer to the 8200 in my reply. This is what I stated; " The architecture of the 9015 is different to the LJP G-100". The technical drawing, and disassembly in this article confirms this to be fact. www.thenakedwatchmaker.com/la-joux-perret-g100 Regards, #WR4K

[@Menda_Lerenda]

@@watchreviews4k did you even Google your beloved La Joux-Perret? Did you even know that is own by the Citizen group? The same that owns Miyota, that movement is just a slightly reworked Miyota easier to sell to the mainstream. Good night.

[@watchreviews4k]

@@Menda_Lerenda Yes, I Googled La Joux-Perret. Yes, I am aware La Joux-Perret is owned by Prothor Holding SA which was acquired by Citizen Watch of Japan. If you read through my replies to other comments you will see I have already answered this. As I stated before; " The architecture of the 9015 is different to the LJP G-100". This is correct. Regards, #WR4K

[@clontstable1]

The Synchron Ice Diver houses the G-100 movement, whereas The Synchron Military Diver houses the SW-200-1 along with all Doxa divers. For this reason, IMO, the Ice Diver is superior to the Doxas and to the Military Diver watches.

[@watchreviews4k]

I consider the LJP G-100 to be a better movement than the SW200-1. Regards, #WR4K

[@Kido-the-Watchmaker]

a swiss-made version of miyota 9015, ghaha

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching. Regards, #WR4K

[@watchreviews4k]

@@Libertà_sulla_vita Thank you for watching Rocco. Regards, #WR4K

[@aurelianobuendia5360]

Well, if you dig in deeper it makes sense because LJP is owned by Citizen and Citizen is well known for using Miyota 9 series movements

[@Kido-the-Watchmaker]

@@Libertà_sulla_vita the movement's structure same as 9015, with better finished and decorated, also upgrade eta-chron, kif-shock absorber and micro-adjust screw

[@gundamOPS]

It's a miyota 9015 but swiss

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching. Regards, #WR4K

[@dimman77]

*$wi$$ This movement is like 3x the price of the 9015 that it gets most of its parts from.

[@watchreviews4k]

@@dimman77 Thank you for watching. Regards, #WR4K

[@aponinenaugcasio8456]

is it me or this rotor looks like a miyota.

[@Locksharpe]

LJP is owned by citizen which also ownes miyota, this is basically a swiss made miyota 9000 series with modified dimensions to be compatible with eta 2824 case sizing

[@watchhans]

The basic technical design is exactly like a Miyota 9015. The only difference is the power reserve and a fine adjustment.

[@spirospiro778]

Lets see how it does in the real world

[@watchreviews4k]

Thank you for watching. I have fitted the movement to my Ironwatch RX8004 which was PT5000 powered. It now has 64 hours, and is running at +2 seconds per day. See my latest video. Regards, #WR4K