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Old 13 February 2017, 04:29 PM   #1
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1565 movement with a 1570 bridge?
I have a mid 70's GMT Master 1675. The bridge is stamped 1570, so I assumed it was a 1575 movement. It does not have the hacking feature though. Would this mean that it is a 1565 and not original to this case. Case # is 4,22x,xxx. Would a 1570 bridge fit a 1565?
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