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Old 3 November 2005, 12:07 PM   #1
Gedanken
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Hey guys,

I was (quite embarrassingly) stuck for an answer when someone asked me why the No-Date Sub was not COSC certified. Anybody got an answer to this one?

The closest I've been able to get to an answer is either:
1) it reduces cost and is distinguished from the Sub Date
2) it leads back to the 5513 and 6200/4/5 which have no chronometer inscription on the dial

*EDIT: Whoops - 14060M, not 14040!
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