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Hi All !

I had a Navitimer - Chrono-Matic on lay-away but opted for the Avenger Seawolf largely due to economics and the fact that I already have two Navitimers Snowbirds LE 1995 and 50th Anniversity limited run production both on steel bracelets. In addition I really also want a Cosmonaute - the manual wind Lemania with or without display back or I am sure that Breitling will produce a 50th Anniversity of Scott Carpenter for 2012 - lol. Also the Seawolf was also on my wish list & saw one yesterday at my local Tournea on Long Island and I liked how massive it is - big & bulky - lol // plus it is a much different watch from my other Breitlings.

So I got a pre-owned Avenger Seawolf - yellow dial - Titanium - Professional Bracelet II from Tournea for an even $2 K and that includes the taxes and UPS guaranteed delivery by 9:00AM tomorrow Saturday July 25, 2009.

I just dont like dealing with my local Tournea but highly recommend Tournea in Atlantic City, NJ - they were the ones that went the extra mile to find me the 50th Anniversity Navitimer.

So was I stupid to get the Seawolf or should I have stayed the course for the Navitimer Chrono-Matic ?

Lastly, was that a decent or atleast ok price $2 K ?

Best Regards,

Enezdez

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Not a stupid choice at all! The Ti/Yellow Seawold is a great looking watch you can wear pretty much anywwhere and not worry about it. As beautifiul as the Navitimers are, they are slighty more "delicate" then other Breitlings. That was the only reason that detered me from getting on as of yet! And if buying a more expensive watch was going to impose on your other fiancial responsiblities, there is no doubt its a great choice!

MAC