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Edertano
Forer@ Senior
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Puede ser, pero como por detrás pone movimiento japonés (que no tiene nada que ver, muchos chinos tienen movimiento jampones) y miyoko me suena más a japonés, el chino me sonoaría más a chun li o algo con ch y lL
Edertano
Forer@ Senior
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50€ El caso es que no me resulta feo y para trote está bien. Me ehca un poco para atras no saber que miyota lleva, si es normalito o el más barato, 30mts y sobre todo que tengo muchos negros.
aquí está el reloj (picar) ---> Miyoko
Jose Perez
De la casa
Sin verificar
Saludos,
Y una respuesta sobre la marca que dieron en el foro WUS en 2013:
"... Miyoko Quartz is my dad's brand--he started it in Hong Kong in 1979 and at its peak his watches were sold everywhere. My father moved to Hong Kong in 1969 from India and singlehandedly ran a team of local Chinese assemblers and admin staff, Indian QC and packaging staff and a Filipino foreman. I still have quite a few of his Hong Kong-made pieces to sell, and then there will be no more by the looks of things. As for the Miyota link--dad used Miyota 2035 movements in most of his watches, but he was also awarded a settlement by Citizen because the Miyota name was too close to his brand name. He took a lot of people to court in his time, including counterfeiters, and his brand was distributed on every continent but Antarctica. Sure, they are just simple, HK-made watches, but he always tried to offer better quality than any of the other HK manufacturers at a given price point, and he did very well in the twenty-odd years he ran a factory here in Hong Kong..."
Y una respuesta sobre la marca que dieron en el foro WUS en 2013:
"... Miyoko Quartz is my dad's brand--he started it in Hong Kong in 1979 and at its peak his watches were sold everywhere. My father moved to Hong Kong in 1969 from India and singlehandedly ran a team of local Chinese assemblers and admin staff, Indian QC and packaging staff and a Filipino foreman. I still have quite a few of his Hong Kong-made pieces to sell, and then there will be no more by the looks of things. As for the Miyota link--dad used Miyota 2035 movements in most of his watches, but he was also awarded a settlement by Citizen because the Miyota name was too close to his brand name. He took a lot of people to court in his time, including counterfeiters, and his brand was distributed on every continent but Antarctica. Sure, they are just simple, HK-made watches, but he always tried to offer better quality than any of the other HK manufacturers at a given price point, and he did very well in the twenty-odd years he ran a factory here in Hong Kong..."
Edertano
Forer@ Senior
Sin verificar
Gracias, muy interesante la historia.Saludos,
Y una respuesta sobre la marca que dieron en el foro WUS en 2013:
"... Miyoko Quartz is my dad's brand--he started it in Hong Kong in 1979 and at its peak his watches were sold everywhere. My father moved to Hong Kong in 1969 from India and singlehandedly ran a team of local Chinese assemblers and admin staff, Indian QC and packaging staff and a Filipino foreman. I still have quite a few of his Hong Kong-made pieces to sell, and then there will be no more by the looks of things. As for the Miyota link--dad used Miyota 2035 movements in most of his watches, but he was also awarded a settlement by Citizen because the Miyota name was too close to his brand name. He took a lot of people to court in his time, including counterfeiters, and his brand was distributed on every continent but Antarctica. Sure, they are just simple, HK-made watches, but he always tried to offer better quality than any of the other HK manufacturers at a given price point, and he did very well in the twenty-odd years he ran a factory here in Hong Kong..."
cabanillas
Tiene un método
Contribuidor de RE
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Pues por 50 pavos una miyota de cuarzo, lo veo caro...
