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Jeff
That one is on the chronomatic register here...
http://chronocentric.com/forums/heuer/index.cgi?page=1;md=read;id=43881
On Monacos we also have some "range" between 157189 and 157541. I'd not expect to see a Monaco Chronomatic much later than that mind, but i wouldn't restrict it to only 1571xx to 1572xx, just my opinion of course.
Cheers
Rich
: I don't have my detailed records at hand, but add 141 395 to the
: list of Chronomatic Autavias, Ref 1163 T. I believe that I have
: photos of this one, and that it looks legitimate.
: All in all, on the Chronomatic Autavias, we have: one SN in the
: 100 range, three SNs in the 200 range [all of them between 206
: and 22x], three SNs in the 300 range [all bunched between 374
: and 395], one SN in the 400s, and one SN in the 500s.
: It would be great to add more information about these.
: Jeff
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