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My wife has the 35mm DeVille Co-Axial Chronograph St Moritz with Caliber 3313, and I have the full size DeVille Co-Axial Chronograph (same movement). I've had mine a few years now, when the movement was still new. Mine took a 6 week vacation to Bienne, Switzerland for a Warranty Overhaul. There were some reset problems with the Chronograph. This was a problem with all the Caliber 33xx movements. My wife's St. Moritz has had no problems since she got it in December.
I'm a big fan of the DeVille Co-Axial Chronographs.
35mm DeVille Co-Axial Chronograph St. Moritz 4873.20.32
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