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But it goes a step further because as much as there is peace of mind for link the end user (consumer) who wants their watch to be certified to the utmost accuracy, Omega, and the LdP have brands and manufacturers in mind as well. They say this level of accurate testing link will allow movement producers and brands who utilize the LdP to understand the performance of their link movements much deeper than they could before. As a result, this will raise the bar for chronometric excellence writ large.

Phillips is offering what link I believe is one of the first examples link to come to auction that is sealed although its in a service box and service plastic sleeve link rather than the original presentation box and sleeve. I wouldn't be surprised to see it land in the high six-figures. And then Sotheby's has an interesting example up for grabs with what is believed to be a "factory error" dial with a missing marker at the 53-minute position.