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First of all I would like to say a hello to all the members of the forum and apologize for my english since it's not my mother tongue (I am from Greece)...

I would like your help since you are more experienced on Breitling watches...The last two months I am the owner of a Breitling Frecce Tricolori Chronomat Serie Limitee (1955-1995 40ème anniversaire) K13050.1 18K. It is a gift from my father in law for the wedding. It's all gold, with black dial and genuine black leather strap. In addition it is the 11th from a total of 100 watches, where the first 10 had given to the pilots of the PAN Frecce Team (it has graven on the backside this: 011/100).

Also I have all the papers, the guarantee, the box and I know that it had been purchased at some point of the December of the 1996 from a jewellery here in Greece after being done a special order.

What I want to know is if there is anyone who could make an estimation of its present value - worth (i know the exact amount of its purchase on 1996 but I wouldn't like to tell).

Thanks a lot...

I'm waiting for your replies....

Welcome to BreitlingSource.

A gold Chronomat from this era is likely in the $9,500 - $10,000 range (there is a piece on Chrono24 advertised at $11,150, but that's a dealer asking price). The LE doesn't really do anything to the value, and neither does the relatively low number.

I think the price you have quoted is very generous to the seller and would include an 18K bracelet.

This watch sold for $9500...


This watch is for sale at $5400


This watch sold for $3878

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This is a Rochefoucauld, the thinnest water-resistant watch in the world. Singularly unique, sculptured in design,hand-crafted in Switzerland.
In Philadelphia it's worth Fifty bucks.

You are right - I was thinking bracelet, sorry - dumb assumption on my part.

The sub $4,000 piece was cheap, the $5,400 price is probably fairer on strap

Yea... That watch for $3800 was a fairly cheap deal... I thought it would go for more..

If my watch boxes were not full I would have made a bid for it.

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This is a Rochefoucauld, the thinnest water-resistant watch in the world. Singularly unique, sculptured in design,hand-crafted in Switzerland.
In Philadelphia it's worth Fifty bucks.