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Old 11 June 2018, 09:25 PM   #11
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More accurate? The sub is only more accurate if it's been regulated to be so. I can't see anything in the architecture of the new Tudor movement that makes me think it will not remain accurate over time any better/worse than a modern sub...
There’s actually evidence that the new Tudor movements are more precise than the old 3135. Great long term thread over on another forum about it. The new Tudor movements have incredibly low positional variance.
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