Typically the movement is the movement, and parts like this don't change in relation to date codes or related to case codes. They change when the movement changes, so an 11ALACD has very specific characteristics that won't change unless one of the letters or numbers change. Again as I've said, if you get another 11ALACD movement, you should be fine.
There is a base movement that a series of calibers are based on, and when parts change there will be a new alphanumeric caliber designation.
For example the movement here is an 11ALA base movement, and the date indicator for the 11ALACD is part 576, and it appears to be specific to that movement only:
If this doesn't convince you, well then I don't know what will...
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