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Is Certina not a thing?
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vintage hab
·Lots of love for Certina, and I think you’ve already found the right thread:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/who-loves-certinas.72290/page-25#post-1762457
https://omegaforums.net/threads/who-loves-certinas.72290/page-25#post-1762457
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Spruce
··Sunburst dial fanVery nice watches although I believe that they are difficult to service and source parts for, as compared to Omega and Longines
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Canuck
·Very nice watches although I believe that they are difficult to service and source parts for, as compared to Omega and Longines
Certina used mostly Kurth Freres movements, back in the day. Depending on the vintage of the watch and the calibre of the movement, parts availability may be a problem. But that is a common problem with many older watches.
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Donn Chambers
·Very nice watches although I believe that they are difficult to service and source parts for, as compared to Omega and Longines
The OP’s watch is a modern version that uses an ETA or Sellita movement, so should be easy to service by any watchmaker.
I like Certina watches - I recently bought a quartz chrono as my “beater” watch. I think one reason you don’t see more of them in the US at least is because there aren’t a lot (any?) US-based ADs for them, or weren’t until recently. I have seen them all over Europe in shop windows, but never in the US.
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