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sought after movement by watch collectors. The reason
being that it was the first automatic movement of its
kind by Omega to offer the famous swan-neck regulator.
In the later modified version of the 354,it was put
to the test for Chronometer Observation Competition,
which dominated the field against all other movements
from competing watch companies.
This movement is 17 Jewel with 19,800 bp/h,which at
the time was the most accurate movement ever produced.
Mine is keeping time about +-5 seconds per day.
Please keep in mind that this is movement is almost
60 years old.
Cheers,
Simon