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May 09, 2008,18:30 PM - (view entire thread)

By: mondodec (registered)  
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Hi Rryan - great to see you around after a longish sabatical smile

Yes, it was click wear on the reduction wheel of the winding system that Kreutzer and I think Hampel have both mentioned.  But I believe that was only a problem with neglected movements. In well serviced movements it appears not to have been such a bother. It was also an issue with the early 500 movement series (501 - 505)

The 470 also was more than often a US option because it complied with the cheaper import 17 jewel import duty cap, whereas the 471 had 19 and then 20 jewels and attrcated a higher duty on all jewels.

Cheers

desmond

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