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Thanks for the Link to the History

In Response To: Have you guys seen this history... *LINK* *PIC* ()

In the Catalog Section of OnTheDash, we have the Technical Manual that has the exploded views, and I have seen several accounts of the development of the Cal 11 and Cal 12, but this article is very interesting and it is nice to see it all gathered in one place.

Thanks for the message and the link to the article.

Jeff

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: of the Chronomatic Movement? Some cool exploded
: views of the first automatic chronograph.

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Have you guys seen this history... *LINK* *PIC*

Thanks for the Link to the History

Concur with Jeff, do we need a links page? *NM*

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