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If you mean the Omega Dynamic (non-chronograph), then it is the Omega 1108, which is identical to the Omega 1109 and almost identical to the Omega 1120. The 1109 and 1120 are used in many of the Seamaster, DeVille and Constellation models. The the 1108 and the 1109 are the exact same movement. The difference in the number merely indicates which ones (the ones labeled 1109) were sent for the COSC certification test so can officially be called 'chronometers.' But since they are the same movement, they are every bit as good whether they have the certification or not.
If you mean the Dynamic ChronoGRAPH version, then it has the Omega 1138 (if I remember the number correctly) which is the 1108 with an added chronograph module.
Both are superb watches and an amazing value from Omega. Omega certainly did not cheap out on these models, even though they are the lowest priced in the line.
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