Here is the only info I was able to find.....
MOVEMENT, AND CONTROLS; Chinese-made,21,800 bph (est), 27 jeweled automatic with single action winding rotor (winds in one direction only). Watch has a hack feature (movement completely stops when crown is pulled out in order to allow for syncronizing). NextTen claims watch movement has 210 hand assembled parts, and is regulated on Swiss machinery for 15 days. 2 position screw-down onion-shaped crown. After unscrewing crown, the first position allows for clutched winding (to start the watch without wearing it). The second pull-out position is a neutral position and does nothing. The third position is for setting the main hands. The A pusher bumps the month indicator hand by one month per push. The B pusher bumps the date indicator hand by one day per push. The C pusher bumps the day indicator by one day of the week per push.
It isn't clear who might produce it. Tianjin, Hangzhou, Nanning? The only way to know is to pop the case back and see if there are any markings. If there are no markings, it might not be possible at all since the Chinese are as likely to knockoff each other as much as a famous maker.