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New beater - anyone know anything about the brand Difor?
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S.H.
·AFAIK, it is just a name on the dial like most generic brands back then. I mostly saw it on L48 chronos.
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Mr Blond
·Cheers, I couldn’t really find much information on it when I googled it. I did do a google image search and they have some pretty nice looking watches.
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Mr Blond
·That looks great, I’m definitely going to keep an eye out for more of these watches. They’re such good value for money.
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bobbee
·Mikrolisk link for Difor: http://www.mikrolisk.de/show.php?si...hMode=exact&searchWhere=trademark#sucheMarker
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I bet that is an affordable reverse panda "to Difor". (Die for) ;-)
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Wilk88
·I recently picked this up from eBay as my new beater. To me it’s in pretty good condition, it keeps excellent time and has a really good power reserve.
I’ve never heard of the brand Difor though, anyone know anything about them?
I got the same watch, didn't know anything about the brand, but it looked awesome, so I got it and I really like it.
This is what I could find:
The Difor factory was located in the centre of French watchmaking, Besancon. The company produces watches under three names: Difor, Difor Besançon, and Difor Suisse.
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