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 Posted: Wed Jan 10th, 2007 10:30 pm
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OldeCrow



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 Just to be clear we're not in disagreement you just have more faith than I have.

Also to be clear COSC tests completed movements not assembled watches.

I believe movements are serialized before they are tested so even if they fail they still have the serial number which means without the paperwork in hand you could have a serialized movement that actually failed COSC tests!?

I would trust that a Rolex actually passed COSC and many other brands that have large numbers of movements tested but I would be suspecious of a movement from Invicta that they openly hail as not having papers!