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Re: 1120 is good but it needs service every 5 year

Since the cal.2500 is introduced only 5 years ago, I think it is difficult to prove that the movement will become inaccurate if not serviced after 5 years.

: Hi John
: Yes the 1120 is probably the best modified eta
: 2892-2 on the market like the 2500 but it
: needs a service every 5 years and if not
: serviced after 5 years it loses its
: accuracy. About the 2500 it is a nice
: caliber, but time will tell you over the
: years how good it is.

: regards

: georges

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