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Yep, but the 1815 Moonphase is a watch that was
May 11, 2008,12:06 PM - (view entire thread)	By: amanico (registered) [JLC Moderator] \| PM Posts: 6735

Launched in 98 or 99...So now, it's ten years, and as you mentioned, a watch needs to be serviced all the 5 / 6 years...
Maybe the inital poster may give us more detailed infos???

nicolas

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Main Post 1815 moonphase question - CC (registered) on May 11th, 2008-11:20

No - PET- (registered) on May 11th, 2008-11:45

Think you're correct, PET, BUT - amanico (registered) on May 11th, 2008-11:54

I see - PET- (registered) on May 11th, 2008-12:04

Yep, but the 1815 Moonphase is a watch that was - amanico (registered) on May 11th, 2008-12:06

In that case no. - foversta (registered) on May 11th, 2008-13:40

Thank you - CC (registered) on May 11th, 2008-15:03

Wow, You're a lucky guy, indeed - amanico (registered) on May 11th, 2008-21:59

Thank you Nicolas, and best to you too. [nt] - CC (registered) on May 12th, 2008-10:10

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