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The title says it all. I've noticed over the years Breitling doesn't put the model name on the dial of most of their watches. The chronomat comes to mind, avenger, sea wolf, etc. Any knowledge to this? Just trying to educate myself.


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ROLEX Sea-Dweller (116600)
ROLEX Submariner (116610LV)
HAMILTON Stanley c. 1932 (19 jewels/grade 401 movement)

your right, some do and most don't

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5 Super Avengers
1 Super Avenger 2
1 Super Avenger limited edition
1 Super avenger night mission
1 Limited edition chronomat Boston Celtics
Navitimer GMT
Transocean Chronograph Unitime
2 Omega planet ocean chronographs
1 Tag heuer Monaco

No different to most other brands, just a design thing.

Because they're not Rolex?

Joking aside, it just occurred to me that I'm glad Breitling doesn't do that in the case of some of their sillier named models. For instance, the Galactic 44 is, for all intents and purposes, a revamped Headwind. They just called it a Galactic because they did away with the Windrider range and didn't know what else to call it. I honestly try to forget the name and just appreciate it as a great watch. If I had to see "Galactic" staring back at me every time I glanced at my wrist, that might have prevented me from buying one. Seriously.

Some do, some don't

These do






These don't

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Imaging it said b01 on the watch face you would think the watch had b0