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15 minutes ago, Nucejoe said:

I think a chronograph grade movement powers this, like the iconic ploprof. So unless its service time, it should keep excellent accuracy.  

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Co-axial chronometer grade.

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chronometer grade.

 

I think a chronograph grade movement powers this, like the iconic ploprof. So unless its service time, it should keep excellent accuracy.  

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Was just serviced in 2017. Papers from Omega stated it had a crystal swap, bracelet and case refinishing and overhaul. So it should be good to go for a few more years. Does anyone know how many years between servicing does Omega reccomend?

 

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11 minutes ago, jameswarner1011 said:

 

 

depends on use, but start thinking of servicing after 4  to 5 years.

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Was just serviced in 2017. Papers from Omega stated it had a crystal swap, bracelet and case refinishing and overhaul. So it should be good to go for a few more years. Does anyone know how many years between servicing does Omega reccomend?

 

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54 minutes ago, noirrac1j said:

Co-axial chronometer grade.

Ah, co-axial, I love them, though I don,t have one. Is this the one that fork delivers impulse both in clock& anticlock? Omega bought the design ( british designer)  for less than $25 developed and solely owns and makes the pieces. How would you like to adjust pallets on them.

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