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hi all

I am trying to source a ISA K63 movement to no avail I have looked in the cousins book but it seems to be discontinued do you know of a replacement or equivalent, I have looked on the bay but they are all state side and the postage is astronomical.

many thanks kaz

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2 hours ago, BUSAKAZ said:

hi all

I am trying to source a ISA K63 movement to no avail I have looked in the cousins book but it seems to be discontinued do you know of a replacement or equivalent, I have looked on the bay but they are all state side and the postage is astronomical.

many thanks kaz

Cousins list the ISA 608.101 as an alternative the dimensions are slightly different the height is 3.10 mm a diffrence of 0.15 mm on the K63 all other specs are the same.

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8 hours ago, wls1971 said:

Cousins list the ISA 608.101 as an alternative the dimensions are slightly different the height is 3.10 mm a diffrence of 0.15 mm on the K63 all other specs are the same.

I must be going blind, I looked in the book three times.

thankyou very much

Kaz

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