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Old 30 December 2023, 09:15 AM   #1
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Oh no.
the movements were just a little antiquated by today's standards.
Thats possible (Probably) why they "Behaved' so well.

It seems to be the 32xx movements that are the problem every time.

31xx and older are usually pretty good.

The caliber I was testing was NOT a 32xx movement obviously.
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