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Old 1 January 2020, 01:26 AM   #1
franklin
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Dj 15037
I made a mistake in the thread title: this is a perpetual date and not a Datejust. The reference number is 15037.

I am looking at this one from 1986. Please share your observations. The watch loses 4 seconds in a 24 period. It is offered by an authorized dealer who replaced the acrylic crystal and polished the case.
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