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Re: Difference between 1120 and 2500 Calibres?
In Response To: Re: Difference between 1120 and 2500 Calibres? ()

: Hi

: Yes what I was saying was that the 2500 had a
: better regulating accuracy system. I too
: have read it can be adjusted to 5seconds of
: accuracy per month something that did and do
: the 3035 and 3135 calibers from Rolex
: introduced respectively 23 and 12 years
: before Omega introduced the Coaxial while
: being not a coaxial movements.A coxial can't
: be judged as accurate after 3 or 5 years but
: after 15 years of daily wearing.
: Generally calibers are judged as fully reliable
: after 15 years of testing and production and
: if they never had a single issue.

: best regards

: gorges

Excellent. I have yet to see you go five posts in two Omega forums without bashing ETA movements, or bringing up Rolex.

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