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Tror Mads har ret. Her fra Timezone:
As it turned out, no one much like not being able to hand wind the watch (though it functioned well) and JLC went back to a conventional arrangement in the cal. 812, introduced in 1955. The 812 is a unidirectional bumper movement. Finally, in 1959, JLC introduced (and, itself, used) the cal. 881, which is the direct predecessor to the current 889/2. Between the 881 and 889, there was the caliber 888, which is used to this day by Vacheron (for example, in the triple date/moonphase, Ref. 47050 as Vacheron cal. 1126) and by Audemars, as the cal. 2125 in the Royal Oak and many of their other automatics. The 881, 888, and 889 are all 360 degree, bidirectional winders with switching rocker. Introduced in 1967, the 888 is, to this day, perhaps the most commonly used movement in very high grade watches. With 33 jewels (the 889/2 has 36), a diameter of 28.4 mm (the 889/2 is 26) and height of 3.25 mm (the 889/2 is identical), the 888 has defined an entire category of men's automatic movements. Because many of their complications are designed around the 888, Vacheron and Audemars have not gone to the 889/2 used in current JLC watches like the Master Control

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