Lou Bev
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5970 or 5079?
First time poster has a question. The Basel 2004 report on this site shows a beautiful replacement for the 3970. It is listed as a 5970 as well as a 5079. Typos? The 5079 , I thought already exists as a repeater as shown on the Patek web site. Anyone have a clue as to the correct reference or am I missing something?
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