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Old 28 March 2022, 09:20 AM   #1
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Tudor's in-house MT5402 movement vs. Tudor's modified ETA 2824 movements

Not sure this is posted in the proper TRF section, but now that the Tudor in-house MT5402 movement has been out for there for a while (starting with the North Flag), do any of the technical experts have a comparison to the modified ETA 2824 movement Tudor typically/previouslyused? Thinking of how they holdup, what they are like to work on, etc.-not a beats/thickness type comparison.

I think my search function is failing me, as I remember detailed movement write ups in the past. Apologies if I am missing previously posted content. Thank you.
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