/fa/ - Fashion

Gonna start assembling the 4336 on the right. It's the last one left, and so far it's the weirdest one I've seen.

The top side is very simple, the gears are as small as on a modern cheap quartz movement, but the dial-side is ridiculously complicated, two layers of very fine levers and calendar parts.

I suspect this movement was either an upscaled women's movement, or a men's that was designed to be adaptable to a women's case later on. Either way the parts are way smaller than normal. I'll be taking pics of the progress as I assemble it.

>"anon, you're almost thirty, why don't you even try to get a gf?"
>"because I got better things to do"
>"what's better than having a gf?"
mfw normies don't know about vintage Japanese quartz movements