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Thanks. As I mentioned on the other forum, I managed to find some more info on another site, and it seems that this model has the co-axial 2500 revision B escapement (with 28800 bph and 44hrs power reserve) as opposed to revision C which is used in current De Ville and Aqua Terra models. Perhaps that's why it's sold at such discount (which still seems a lot, it's not like this is a bad mechanism!). Regardless, I decided to pass on that one (partly because of the HK source).
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