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Old 4 January 2022, 07:10 AM   #1
Slimpee
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1556 movement: ideal amplitude
I searched the forum a bit and didn't see an answer to my question: What is the "ideal" amplitude for a 1556 movement (from an 1803 DD)?

I believe I read somewhere that the older movements don't have the same amplitude as more modern movements but i'm curious what you all think.

Thanks!
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