Glycine caliber GL224

Glycine Caliber GL224

Glycine caliber GL224

BrandGlycine
Caliber NumberGL 224, GL224
Base CaliberETA 2824-2 or Sellita SW200-1
Movement TypeAutomatic
Linges11 1/2”’
Jewels25 (ETA) / 26 (Sellita)
Power Reserve~38 hours
Vibrations Per Hour28,800 bph
Shock SystemIncabloc
Hacking Seconds?Yes
Hand-Windable?
Yes
FeaturesCentral hours; central minutes; central sweeping seconds; date at 3:00
Country of ManufactureSwitzerland, Swiss made
Known ModelsF 104 48 (ref: GL0126), Combat Sub 48 (ref: GL0190, GL0241, GL0243, GL0098, GL0095, GL0096, GL0097), Combat Sub 48 Bronze (ref: GL0200, GL0243 ), Combat Sub 46 (ref: GL0254, GL0255, GL0256, GL0257, GL0258, GL0274, GL0275, GL0276, GL0278, GL0279, GL0280, GL0282, GL0288, GL0292, GL0293, GL0294), Combat Sub 42 (ref: GL0189, GL0244, GL0186, GL0094, GL0076, GL0077, GL0078, GL0079, GL0080, GL0081, GL0082, GL0083, GL0084, GL0085, GL0086, GL0087, GL0088, GL0089, GL0090, GL0091, GL0253, GL0171, GL0249, GL0092, GL0093, GL0173, GL0185, GL0271, GL0272, GL0273, GL0295), Combat Sub 42 Bronze (ref: GL0187, GL0174, GL0188, GL0242, GL0281), Combat Sub 42 Vintage Bronze (ref: GL0265, GL0266, GL0268), Combat Classic 43 (ref: GL0101, GL0102, GL0103, GL0104, GL0109, GL0110), Combat Classic 36 (ref: GL0105, GL0106, GL0107, GL0108, GL0111, GL0112), Combat Classic Open Heart (ref: GL0120, GL0121), Combat 6 Classic Bronze (ref: GL0283, GL0284, GL0285, GL0286, GL0287), Combat 6 Classic (ref: GL0297, GL0298, GL0299), Combat Classic Vintage (ref: GL0122, GL0123, GL0124), Add yours to the comments below…

The Glycine caliber GL224 is a Swiss made automatic watch movement. As of 2016, Glycine Watch SA is owned by Invicta Watch Group.

ETA or Sellita Base:

The early Glycine caliber GL224 movement was based on the ETA caliber 2824-2. There may still be some of the ETA pieces out in the wild, but most of the newer GL224 powered watches available are based on the Sellita SW 200-1 – but you never know. The GL224 is what Caliber Corner refers to as a Forrest Gump Movement.

Glycine Caliber Gl224 2824 2

The movement pictured above is an earlier caliber GL 224 based on the ETA caliber 2824-2 with a custom branded Glycine rotor. This example was found in a pre-Invicta F104 watch.

Pictured below is an example of a GL224 based on a Sellita caliber SW200-1 with a custom rotor. The image was submitted by Brad (from the comment section of this post) of the movement found in his Glycine Combat watch.

Glycine Caliber Gl224 Sw200 1

How do I know which movement is in my watch?

Throughout the official Glycine documentation and technical data, they only refer to the caliber GL224 as a Swiss automatic movement. ETA and Sellita both engrave their logo and caliber number below the balance wheel, however, the easiest way to tell if your Glycine watch has the ETA or Sellita is by the jewel count on the rotor. If your GL224 powered watch has the ETA 2824-2, it will say 25 jewels. If your watch has the Sellita caliber SW200-1, the jewel count will be 26.

Why are they the same caliber number?

Glycine is currently owned by Invicta watch Group, which has been known to change base calibers in their watches while maintaining the same caliber number. Even though the SW200-1 is a clone of the 2824-2, they are not the same movement. For that reason, it would be beneficial to the watch community if they identified the movements with different caliber numbers, or at least added an indicator such as GL224-2. Since the GL224 can be either an ETA or Sellita, you might not know which you are getting, especially from sellers that don’t show the back of the watch.

GL 224 or GL224?

The official Glycine documentation refers to this caliber as GL224 without a space, but as you can see in the ETA powered movement at the top of this post, the rotor is engraved: Cal. No GL 224, with a space. The Sellita based image submitted by Brad is engraved: Cal. No GL224, without a space.

It’s possible that Glycine got rid of the space when they switched from the 2824-2 to the SW200-1, but this is doubtful because datasheets of older models powered by the 2824-2 were written the same way (GL224), despite the rotor having GL 224. Glycine provides limited documentation and images on their official website. If you have a 25 jewels ETA based GL224, please comment below if the caliber number on your rotor has a space or not.

Examples of watches with this movement:

Below is an ETA 2824-2 based GL224 movement found in a pre-Invicta Glycine F-104.

Glycine Caliber Gl224 F 104 Watch

Video Action:

Invicta Glycine Combat Subs with the caliber GL224:

Additional Resources:

  • Glycine Watch on Wikipedia here


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Rick Graziano
Rick Graziano
7 years ago

I have this movement in a Glycine Combat Aquarius. So far it’s been less than +/- 5 sec over 24 hours the couple of times I’ve tested it.

Juan Tome
Juan Tome
4 years ago
Reply to  Rick Graziano

Not bad

Jens
Jens
7 years ago

I recently aquired a Glycine Combat Sub GL0091. It’s been running now for 4 days and is -1 sec since I set it 4 days ago which is pretty amazing for a watch in this price range

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Richard Steele
Richard Steele
6 years ago

Hadn’t worn my Combat Sub GL0087 much till after reading this post. I have been checking mine daily. It gains +3 secs per 24hrs. For the price I paid, very happy. Plenty of reserve.

Robert
Robert
7 years ago

Does this movement hack?

Cecil
Cecil
6 years ago
Reply to  calibercorner

The base is the Sallita SW200. Most people call it the clone ETA. The obvious tell is 26 Jewels on SW200 and 25 Jewels on ETA

Brad
Brad
5 years ago
Reply to  Cecil

The rotor indicates 25 jewel not 26. I’m sure Glycine will need to switch to the SW200 as it’s base given Swatch Groups shift away from reselling ETA outside of their brands

Cecil Shiver
Cecil Shiver
5 years ago
Reply to  Brad

To be clear, the rotor says 26 jewels.
The movement is a SW 200. My Glycine is using Sallita movements in the combat sub editions.

Brad
Brad
5 years ago
Reply to  Cecil Shiver

I meant the rotor in this topic photo. My combat is 26 jewels as well, not surprisingly as it’s only a year old. Keeping great time for the money.

MICHAEL M FROST
MICHAEL M FROST
4 years ago
Reply to  Brad

2 versions pictured

Jon
Jon
2 years ago
Reply to  Brad

I just purchased a Glycine Combat automatic with the Sellita SW200 Skelton it is stamped GL224, 26j

marc
marc
5 years ago
Reply to  Cecil Shiver

exact same setup with my airman

Kaptain Canada
Kaptain Canada
4 years ago
Reply to  Cecil Shiver

since Invicta Glycine and change the crown logo by adding wings on the side of it making it look more like the Invicta, which looks like the longine or the briefly logos, Invicta also has it at 26 Jewel or at least the gl0102 has 26 jewels, and I imagine the others do as well.
Besides it was Sellita making the 2824-2 movement for the ETA Swatch group.
previously there was a – 1 + a – 3 but Swatch group decided to get rid of those.
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Kaptain Canada
Kaptain Canada
4 years ago
Reply to  Brad

There is actually a one-year injunction against the Swatch group for forcing other companies to put the 2824 movement inside their watches and the number of other things are going on with the Swatch group and shoving in the 2824 movement inside watches like jaulinna Jean which they own among 50 and other brands such as army gun Hamilton and Tissot and many more. the Swatch group also pulled all parts and I’ll repair is away from everybody in the world and controls all work on their watches. For example in Canada other six or seven Swatch repair places for… Read more »

Steve
Steve
3 years ago
Reply to  Kaptain Canada

That’s an impressive bit of backdrop history, thank you for that! I am currently trying to research whether a particular model was minted Pre-Invicta era, but coming up with little clarity. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Model: Glycine 36mm Combat 6 Automatic Rose PVD Blue Dial; 26 jewel; Ref-3916.383

Niko Toscani
Niko Toscani
7 years ago

Have a Combat Sub with this movement and it’s incredibly accurate. Roughly +2 seconds/day over a one month period.

Jarrod Furcsik
Jarrod Furcsik
7 years ago

I have this movement in the Glycine Combat 6 36mm watch. It runs about +6 seconds a day.

David Fisher
David Fisher
6 years ago

I have this movement in a Glycine Combat 7. It was +8\day. But now it does not keep time at all. Overnight while the watch isn’t worn it stops ticking within a couple of hours of taking it off.

Chris
Chris
6 years ago
Reply to  David Fisher

That is not normal. You watch may need an overhaul. How old is it? Did you ever drop it? Is there still any warranty left?

David Fisher
David Fisher
6 years ago

The watch is 4 months old. I haven’t dropped it, but I am hard on equipment. It’s had several decently hard thumps on door jambs and tables. Also I should mention the rotor spins much freer now than it did when I first got it. I do have a warranty but I have to mail the watch in and they said it would cost around $40 for diagnostics even IF THE WATCH IS COVERED under warranty. I didn’t get a good vibe from the warranty place and I’m pretty sure once they get the watch they will say the damage… Read more »

D
D
6 years ago
Reply to  David Fisher

That’s a bummer man. Take to a good watch maker in your area. Figure it would likely cost at least $100 though. I could be something simple going on inside, or more complex.

Best of luck David

Kaptain Canada
Kaptain Canada
4 years ago
Reply to  David Fisher

Most watchers worth are green and salt are there weight in gold? LOL can fix any 2824 movement or the clone no matter who makes it. Very basic standard movement. If you want to have it done locally and not send it out then price the repair at the current rulers that you have confidence in that can fix your movement. But they’ll have to be able to get parts. If it’s not the solita group or the STP group and is likely the sellita group then you’ll be fine for parts but if it’s the Swatch group you’re screwed.… Read more »

Bertrand Jardin
Bertrand Jardin
2 years ago
Reply to  David Fisher

Happened to me.The rotor is stuck with the plastic filler between the casing and the mouvement.Open the case back and cut the piece of plastic.

George Richard Winchell
George Richard Winchell
6 years ago

Is this movement based on the first level (standard?) of the ETA 2824? Do the Glycine modifications improve it?

D
D
6 years ago

Its a standard 2824, with the Glycine mods doing nothing to improve or affect the over quality and movement provided by the ETA.

Cheers

GM
GM
6 years ago
Reply to  D

Why would you matter-of-factly state “standard” when the Glycine specs linked above on this page say “elabored”?
Cheers

DC
DC
5 years ago
Reply to  GM

The specs don’t say elabored. It says the finish, is elaborated. Meaning they’re not using the standard rotor and plate. Apples and oranges my friend.

GM
GM
5 years ago
Reply to  DC

I’m not a watchmaker so I can’t open and compare the movements to win this argument. So I’ll just leave it at this: I’ve never seen ‘finish elaborated’ used to describe decorated rotor and plate. I think they mean the elabore grade and there is a bit of a language inaccuracy in their description. Cheers!

K
K
6 years ago

I just bought a Combat Classic GL0121 with a GL224 movement. It looks the about the same, but the rotor clearly says 26 jewels. I think that it may be a SW200 movement.

K
K
6 years ago
Reply to  K

I have just found the makers mark on the edge of the movement above the balance wheel. My GL224 has a sw200-1 movement.

There’s nothing inherently wrong with the SW200-1, but if you are using a different ebauche it should be a different Caliber No. to differentiate. The two movements are not the same, even if it is a clone.

Avoid Glycine Watches
Avoid Glycine Watches
6 years ago

Brand new watch, only holding about 2 hours of power reserve before stopping. F104 model 48 mm size. Tested it fully wound in different positions and with it on the wrist all day. This could be why Glycine is giving all of their watches to grey market sellers at 75% off. There’s possibly something wrong with Glycine watches, don’t let the low prices full you. AVOID.

Barry

George Richard Winchell
George Richard Winchell
6 years ago

Hi Barry,
I hope that your watch is still under warranty so you can return it. The first Glycine 104 I purchased also had problems. I returned it and my second watch has worked perfectly.

Barry
Barry
6 years ago

Thank you GRW. I will let you know, but from what I have read online it is luck of the draw with Glycine watches working the way they should.

Merry Jaguire
Merry Jaguire
6 years ago

Hello, I am curious to know if your watch has the 25 jewels movement or the 26 jewels? It should say in the center of the movement on the rotor. Thank you.

Kevin Davis
Kevin Davis
6 years ago

Could this be old stock? Recently Glycine was sold to Invicta. I only see Glycine online (grey market). If beyond warrenty, at least a watch repairer can fix it as ready supply of parts. Enjoy.

George Richard Winchell
George Richard Winchell
6 years ago

Hi Barry,
I hope that your watch is still under warranty so you can return it. The first Glycine 104 I purchased also had problems. I returned it and my second watch has worked perfectly.

simone muller
simone muller
6 years ago

Hi own the 40 mm f104, Blue dial. I’ve tested the accuracy about 9 times.
The diversion wavers between -2 and +3,8 ( 1 time).
First measurement: 0 sec.
2nd measurement: -2 sec
3rd measurement: -1,8 sec
4th measurement : – 2,1 sec
5th measurement: +3,8 sec
6th measurement : +2,1 sec
7th measurement : -1,8 sec
8th measurement:-1,9 sec
9th measurement: 0 sec

simone muller
simone muller
6 years ago
Reply to  calibercorner

I’ve been wearing the wTch now for over a month or so. It’s accuracy improved! Measured it 3 times since and the diversion measured in 12 hours is 0 seconds. It diversion in 14 days was 4 seconds. It beats my chronometer by far! Most accurate timepiece I own.

so6
so6
3 years ago
Reply to  simone muller

Still the case ?

Ron M
Ron M
6 years ago

Last week I received a Combat 6, 36mm expecting the ETA 2824 to find that the jewel count was noted to be 26 and eventually identified the SW 200-1 stamp on perimeter of movement. I’d have to say I wasn’t entirely surprised given what I have read about the SW family and it’s umbilical relationship with ETA. So, I set (hacked) the time as of about 15:00 on Thursday Jan 18th and strapped it on. Worn during next 3 days exclusive of rest of collection, than had it on Wolf winder until this A.M. Right now, the movement is +2… Read more »

Ron M
Ron M
6 years ago
Reply to  Ron M

“NOT to be suspicious of”….

simone muller
simone muller
6 years ago

I purchased also the glycine incursore, 26 jewels , different movement then the f104.
1st measurement + 18,4 sec!

Keep you posted!

Richard Winchell
Richard Winchell
6 years ago
Reply to  calibercorner

Simone,
If the 18.4 seconds you measured is in a 24 hour period, this could probably be reduced significantly through an adjustment by a watchmaker.

simone muller
simone muller
6 years ago

Yes i know. I’m going to measure it a few times. 1st was just arrived and I manually wound Tim which speeds it up a little. The f104 does the same, but so far has been incredible accurate. Let’s see what the other measurements will bring.

simone muller
simone muller
6 years ago
Reply to  simone muller

2nd measurement: + 15,2 sec
3rd measurement: +21,5 sec.

I wrote to glycine if this falls under warranty. Keep you posted.

simone muller
simone muller
6 years ago
Reply to  simone muller

I send it to invita Netherlands. They took the watch apart and the deviation is between +1,8 and +3,5 sec. Per day. I’m very happy! Oh, and apart from sending costs, it fell under warranty.

BDR
BDR
6 years ago
Reply to  simone muller

I have the same Incasore and mine is also +18

Stephen Woods
Stephen Woods
6 years ago

I’ve just purchased a Glycine Incursore GL0044, the movement calibre is GL224, however the movement used is a SW200 instead of the ETA. The rotor is also engraved with 26 Jewels instead of the 25 for the ETA.

Cecil Shiver
Cecil Shiver
6 years ago
Reply to  Stephen Woods

My jeweler and watch repair specialist advised me the same thing about my Glycine Combat 6 Model GL0115 w/caliber GL280 26 jewels.
He said that 26 jewels is in fact a Sellita SW200 base movement. My watch day/date has stopped and needs repair. The warranty is still good and cost me little to ship to Utah where the service center for Glycine is.

S W
S W
6 years ago

Amazing watch for the money, +2-3 secs daily.

Michael Demeyer
Michael Demeyer
6 years ago

Bought the Incursore on MassDrop. It’s the 26 Jewel variety. Set it 5 days ago and been wearing daily since then. Ran +3 sec in the first 24 hours and had held at +3 sec total every time I’ve checked it in 5 days and 6 hours. We’ll see if it lasts, but seems I got lucky given the variability on this one.

Fingers crossed.

simone muller
simone muller
6 years ago

I’m becoming a glycine enthusiast. I bought the Eugene meylan in white and gold. So far it’s pretty accurate too . It has an eta 2895-2 in it. It’s deviation is a constant +3,4 sec a day so far.

Kevin Davis
Kevin Davis
6 years ago

I prefer “work watches,” and have been looking at the Glycine combat sub. Am used to ETA 2824 as have Marathon GSAR, UTS 1000mV2. I read that Invicta bought Glycine and from reading this blog, the movement (combat 2824) has had issues. Never have appreciated Invicta. Seems hard to get a Glycine here in the states via AD though many available via grey market. Had my UTS regulated after 8 years of hard use. $350 local watch repairer. Running great now. ETA 2824 very common movement so parts easy to come by. Enjoy your Sunday.

MICHAEL M FROST
MICHAEL M FROST
3 years ago
Reply to  Kevin Davis

That’s a lot of money to remove the case back and turn a screw a couple times.

Martin
Martin
6 years ago

I have my Combat Sub for a week now and it runs consistently +16 sec./24 hrs. I called a watchmaker and he said that it was well within the specs and adviced me just to leave it as it is… A good advice?

George Richard Winchell
George Richard Winchell
6 years ago
Reply to  Martin

Hi Martin,
I had my ETA 2824 calibrated and got it down to about 4 seconds a day (slow). You may want to get a second opinion.

Martin
Martin
6 years ago

Thanks for your reply. Eventually I’ve taken matters into my own hands (pun intended) and with the help of a cheap watchmakers toolkit and a great tutorial that I found on Google, I got it down now to a steady +4 sec/day. More than happy with that.

Yaan
Member
8 months ago
Reply to  Martin

I know it’s been a few years now, but I’m curious if you remember the name of the tutorial…or suggestions from anyone else reading…tx in advance.

kevin davis
kevin davis
6 years ago

Since I had my UTS 2824 regulated (after 6 years of hard use), it runs much better. I bought a Glycine combat sub 0087 (2824) and time holds well. Regarding pros/cons of getting a watch regulated, if it starts losing at least five minutes a week (my situation), the watch should be looked at.

John Borra
John Borra
6 years ago

Have a pre-Invicta Double Twelve with this 26 jewel movement, which after reading above comments, I understand is the SW200. After about three days, zero deviation (during this period, it varied plus and minus about one second). Sure, it’s been only a few days, but I’m very impressed. Purchased it from Jomashop for a total of only $505.

Martin
Martin
5 years ago

After my last adjustment almost 4 weeks ago, my Glycine Combat Sub has virtually zero deviation. During the daytime ( I wear my watch for approx 12 hrs/day) it gains about a second but when I put it away for the night crown up, it’s pretty much spot on with the atomic clock the next morning.

Dan Finch
Dan Finch
5 years ago

Just found the combat sub (black pvd w/ real carbon fiber strap) at my local Costco for an amazing $279! Probably came with an Invicta shipment. They said they got just a few in for Xmas. I have been looking for a nice divers watch under $750 and love it! Had been dreaming of a Breitling Colt but This is a similar watch at a tenth of the price!

Martin
Martin
5 years ago
Reply to  Dan Finch

That’s a steal! Enjoy your new purchase, you won’t regret.

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Cy
Cy
5 years ago

Apparently this GL224 which is a modified ETA2824-2 in my Glycine Golden Eye is more accurate than the ETA2824-2 Elabore in my Steinhart OVM. Nevertheless I love both watches!

Curious
Curious
5 years ago

Is this GL224 An in house movement or is it an ETA 2824??

Martin
Martin
5 years ago
Reply to  Curious

It’s a modified ETA 2824-2.

SalV
SalV
5 years ago

I just purchased a Combat GL0076 lads the month and love it, and Gave Glycine my serial number. There response was produced in January 2019 movement Sellita ( guessing it is the sw200) keeps time very well. Anyhow my first automatic watch.

Ken
Ken
4 years ago
Reply to  SalV

I just bought the GL0076 Combat Sub too, from Costco a couple weeks ago. I haven’t bought a new mechanical sport/diver type watch since the 70’s, when all type mech watches were common (and cheap at any store). But I just really liked the look of this Combat Sub and the shiny grey bezel color contrast. And the $289 price for a decent Swiss Made watch helped. I have been wearing it daily, and is keeping great time with maybe +1 sec a day variation. Very comfortable stainless bracelet. Great build quality. It has the drilled lugs. Decent lume in… Read more »

Kaptain Canada
Kaptain Canada
4 years ago

26 Jewel movement so it’s the. sellita who used to make the 2824 for the ETA group until ETA try to conquer over the world and force everybody to take their movement and kicked out of solita. So still leaves you went ahead and spent $30 on a spring company to have the best spring in the world and then added one extra jewels to their 2824 movement, so you see the 26 Jewel mentioned here which is sellita, nM…NOT… ERA & THE SWATCH GROUP. Also the owner of their possibility here that’s likely is the company that fossil bought… Read more »

johnnyjohnny
johnnyjohnny
4 years ago

i’ve got the combat sub, which does not have a see-thru back nor any reference to jewel count. it’s new so i’m guessing it’s after they switched to the sellita-based version. but is there any other way to know? or is my assumption, which is very likely correct, the best available?

by the way, it is extremely accurate and smooth. great background on the movement.

Bradley Shipton
Bradley Shipton
4 years ago

I have a Combat, 25 jewels and there is a space. “Cal. N° GL 224”

Roman garcia
Roman garcia
3 years ago

Yo tengo el 0076combat sub 200 y lo e abierto el mĂ­o fue comprado en 2017 no se si producido con bisel color acero y el mĂ­o 100 x 1000 e.t.a 2824 y si lleva mĂ¡s espacio en el rotor lo e visto comparĂ¡ndolos con otros 2824 que tiene mucha calidad por lo menos se le ve

Roman garcia
Roman garcia
3 years ago

AdemĂ¡s lo e abierto por que en you tuve sale un combat que no lleva ni el rotor grabado .y lo que digo se le ve buen color a este 2824 y los grabados del rotor finos me esperaba menos y es lo que me a terminado de convencer de que tienen mucha calidad mi unidad viene del mercado segunda mano y aĂºn estoy mirando los parĂ¡metros aver si tengo suerte se habla en algĂºn foro de que glycine modifica algo del calibre base no se si serĂ¡ asĂ­ pero el tornillo negro se ve muy bien

Brian Booth
Brian Booth
3 years ago

I have a couple of Glycine Combat Subs in difference bezel colours and after a little self regulation they both keep excellent time. In the region of gaining 4 seconds a day which suits me fine. The one has a ETA 2824-2 and the other has a Sellita SW200

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Roman garcia
Roman garcia
3 years ago

so se dave si el gl 224 base eta o sellita tienen modificacion oero segun investigas todo el mundo esta deacuerdo que vienen con un afinamiento espe tacular y losgrabados de dentro del calibre en amarillo metalico calidad

Roman garcia
Roman garcia
3 years ago

posdata hoy por hoy siguuen utilizando e.t.a ya que esta no le a cortado el sumistro de ido a un vinculo de hace muchos años muy oarecido al de eterna ya que el departame to demovimientos y embau hes glycine fue comprado pot lo que hoy es e.t.a

Roman garcia
Roman garcia
3 years ago

y glycine rs la segunda vez que a sido acquirido ya que firmo oarte del grupo swhac

Burdine Estep
Burdine Estep
3 years ago

Great info.

Larry McElhenie
Larry McElhenie
3 years ago

question. My combat loses 4 sec a day (not bad) but stops when on the watch winder. Is the rotor clockwise only, or bidirectional? [email address edited by a mod to prevent spam]

Larry McElhenie
Larry McElhenie
3 years ago
Reply to  calibercorner

Thank you.

Larry McElhenie
Larry McElhenie
3 years ago

Can anyone tell me why my combat sub keeps good time on my wrist, but stops on the watch winder? I’m sure it’s pre Invicta because it has the wing logo. Therefore I’m sure it’s a eta. Thank you

Scott D
Scott D
3 years ago

So after reading this whole thread, I didn’t see the one thing I wanted to know: should I go for a 25 or 26 jewel; which is better?! Thanks!

netfool22
netfool22
3 years ago

My Combat Sub 42 GLOO83 that I paid $325 for with Selitta Movement is consistently fast 1 second every 2 days. I can’t be happier with this watch in spite of it being a dive watch, and me not a diver, which I think is silly. It is rugged and comfortable with the silicone strap I put on it. The NATO cut into me and made a super thin dive watch…thicker. But again…the accuracy…It’s been accurate like this for months measured against NIST Time every day I wear it. Highly recommend this watch, and to those snobs put off by… Read more »

Jeff Dennis
Jeff Dennis
3 years ago

Just bought a ETA version 25 jewel and the case is in great shape but it is running 45 seconds slow per 24 hrs.

Albert Faulkenberry
Albert Faulkenberry
2 years ago

Where do I find one of these in Atlanta?

Theo
Theo
2 years ago

The internet.

Stewart Bryant
Stewart Bryant
2 years ago

I bought the Glycine Combat Sub a month ago GL0083, and it is running +1.2SPD.

I don’t know which movement is in it but think it might be the Sellita SW200-1.

Tested results are +SPD Beat error

Dial up 0 .2

Dial down 1 .2

Crown up 1 .2

Crown 9 3 .2

Crown 3 1 .1

Overall very pleased with this my first automatic watch.

Stewart Bryant
Stewart Bryant
2 years ago
Reply to  Stewart Bryant

Program doesn’t like you to space things apart. Read numerals l-r and corresponding headings- SPD and beat error.

ie Crown at 3 SPD is 1 second and beat error .1, hence the Crown 3 1.1 in the first post.

Stewart Bryant
Stewart Bryant
1 year ago
Reply to  Stewart Bryant

Update on the watch. Still beating at 28800 with beat error 0.1 and averaging +2spd in 4 positions over a 2 month span of checking.
Opened up the caseback and confirmed it is a Sellitta 200-1.

jm
jm
2 years ago

on the combat sub 39, there is also the GL224 (in Sellita SW200)

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