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Wow, that is extremely interesting albeit slightly confusing (on Omega's part, I understand you clearly John). What about this Dubois Depraz "piggyback" chronograph module? Any further comments or testimonials about this... we are all experts on the 2892-A2 but does this module compromise the movements integrity? is it troublesome? I may have oversaw any reports on this...
Omari
Omari
: Caliber 3602 is NOT a Piguet movement. It is an
: ETA 2892-A2 with a Dubois Depraz
: "piggyback" chronograph module.
: We had a discussion on WatchUSeek a while back
: about Omega's odd numbering system for their
: movements. 3602 is ETA based, 3603 is a
: Piguet movement used in the Speedmaster GMT,
: and 3612 is another Piguet movement used in
: the DeVille Rattrapante. I'd expect all the
: 36xx movements to be made by the same
: manufacturer (like the 33xx series), but
: they aren't.
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