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Alan M
 Post subject: Chronomat from 2000
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Could anyone please confirm the interlug being 20mm?

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 Post subject: Re: Chronomat from 2000
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Yes I can, and it is. :thumbsup:

Just consulted the 2000 Chronolog to be sure and it's 20mm.

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 Post subject: Re: Chronomat from 2000
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btw, someone could explain me why in the specks is always written:

20/18
22/20
16/14
etc....

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 Post subject: Re: Chronomat from 2000
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electrosound wrote:
btw, someone could explain me why in the specks is always written:

20/18
22/20
16/14
etc....



Coz those are the measurements :poke: :wink:

20/18 is 20mm at the lugs and 18mm at the buckle.
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Roffensian wrote:
electrosound wrote:
btw, someone could explain me why in the specks is always written:

20/18
22/20
16/14
etc....



Coz those are the measurements :poke: :wink:

20/18 is 20mm at the lugs and 18mm at the buckle.


i knew they are measurements in mm.... and the first number is the lug, but i didn't know the second number is the buckle size...

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