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发表于河南南阳 2011-11-5 15:42:43
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This watch uses the Lemania chronographCaliber 1352 as its base movement. I think that the main reason forthis choice and not Ulysse Nardin’s usual one, the ETA Cal. 2892, isprobably due to the large diameter of the module fitted to it. TheLemania Cal. 1352 is actually a refinement of their older Cal.1340/1341. The main differences being a thinner and more simplifiedautomatic winding section and some additional refinements to the dialside to bring the overall thickness down from 8.2mm to 6.5mm. Casingdiameter remains unchanged at 31mm. For those unfamiliar with the Cal.1340/1341, Omega used this movement for a short time in theirSpeedmaster line in the 1970’s as Cal. 1045.
Here is the going train and barrel, together with the two wheels that accomplish both hand and auto winding.
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