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Re: AT 2500C Movement *PIC*

In Response To: AT 2500C Movement ()

: Hi everyone, I jsut ordered my Aqua Terra
: (2503.50) from the "forum
: favorite" AD. I didn't really think to
: confirm the 2500C movement. Do you think I
: need to worry about it since it's been out
: of production for a while? It seems like
: this AD has a lot of inventory turnover.

Caliber 2500C has been in use in the Aqua Terra line for more than 2 1/2 years, so only an old stock piece would still have the "B" version in it. You can double check the movement when the watch arrives by looking through the sapphire caseback. The lower left hand corner in the picture below shows where the 2500B stamp is, so yours should have 2500C stamped in the same location.

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0 wallclock secs ( 0.16 usr + 0.02 sys = 0.18 CPU)