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No, that is incorrect! (more)
In Response To: Re: 1164 movement ()

: The cal. 1164, which is used in the SMPC is
: based on a Valjoux 7750.

Mustafa, you have some of your information severely scrambled! ETA and Valjoux are two completely different companies that make watch movements.

The 7750 is a Valjoux chronograph movement used as the basis of the Omega movement in the Seamaster Pro Chronograph.

It is COMPLETELY UNRELATED to the ETA 2982A2 that is used as the base of the Omega 1109 and 1120 used in the Seamster Pro Diver.

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