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Yup. I love the 2892 and its always more accurate, thinner to squeeze in cases but I hear it's not as tough as the 2824?
Also I like the irony of a Russian mvt in a "Patriot" watch :)
I would say that the 2824-2 isn't as refined as the 2892-2 and therefor less sensible on the field.
Ofcourse the chronometer grade is most likely best on the 2892-2.
Yes, specialy for an American "patriot" watch, a Russian mvt is paradoxal...
Seems like the ending of the cold war is profitable for some guys
