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Re: Aqua Terra movement question

In Response To: Aqua Terra movement question ()

Just curious...how did you find out you had a "B" movement in your watch? I don't know when Omega switched to the "C" variation, but I can tell you this much....I have a DeVille with a co-axial movement. According to my COSC certificate testing on it was completed on March 20, 2002. I bought the watch in October 2004. This watch keeps absolutely phenomenal time. I've posted this before, but it literally keeps better time than either of my quartz watches. So, if my watch has the older "B" movement in it, I'm not complaining!!!!

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Aqua Terra movement question

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The "B" or "C" is stamped somewhere by the balance

2500B = 28800 A/h, 2500C = 25200 A/h (nt) *NM*

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