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Possibly (probably) the cal 861 was on the moon to

In Response To: Re: I see alot on the seamasters, but what about? *LINK* ()

Cal 861 also went through the riggerous testing that the cal 321 did (in 1978 I think) and passed the testing. The Current cal 1861 has minor changes such as an additional jewel and Rhodium plating, but is still considered flight qualified for all manned space missions.

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I see alot on the seamasters, but what about?

Re: I see alot on the seamasters, but what about?

Re: I see alot on the seamasters, but what about? *LINK*

Possibly (probably) the cal 861 was on the moon to

Not rare at all, but becoming discontinued sort of *PIC*

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