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One of the reasons no one is responding is they probably don't have the tech sheet. I looked cousins doesn't even indicated exist at all. Then I went to jules borel The city even indicated replacement parts it's not even listed there. It's the problem with newer Swatch group watches there is no technical literature at least for us and there is no parts at all. It does cross reference back to a eta movement but that is specific for Longines Which means it's going to be dead end for parts etc.

was there something specific you are looking for? In other words some particular problem hopefully not parts because Your going to have to find a replacement movement if you need parts or look at eBay may be somebody is cannibalize one and you can get parts that way

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