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Old 3 April 2017, 11:22 PM   #1
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Movement for a 1966 Ref 1625

Can anyone tell me the movement that was used in a 1966, Ref 1625 (Turn-O-Graph) watch? I believe it was the 1560 but I am not sure.

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Old 4 April 2017, 08:06 AM   #2
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I always thought it was cal 1065 but can't say for sure...


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Can anyone tell me the movement that was used in a 1966, Ref 1625 (Turn-O-Graph) watch? I believe it was the 1560 but I am not sure.

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Cal 1575.
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Old 5 April 2017, 06:04 AM   #4
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Cal 1575.
I believe you are right. Further research leads me to believe the 1570's were used in non-date watches while the 1575's were use in the watches with dates.

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