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Is Enicar calib 1009  in-house?

I wonder if its a AS or AS made it for Eniicar, cuz some parts interchange.

Good ole ranfft is useless now , mizeni,,,, ey,   any other database? 

Haven't yet graduated Phd in naviagting cousins? 

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did you know your watch is Racine spelled backwards? I did not see but one movement that interchanged with AS and not the one you have, the base model for yours is a  [A-R] Enicar 980 which is 10 1/2 line, the rest are 1009 and 1010 [11 1/2 ligne], the staff, stem and setting bridge were only listed for the Enicar, I am sure some wheels and other parts would inter-change with other makes though.....

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