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Author:  Brentomatic [ Tue Jul 12, 2011 11:20 am ]
Post subject:  Three year old Bentley Motors...

...and it's losing 10 minutes a month! Yikes. The OD wants $595 (NOT Time and Gold) to send it to Breitling for the overhaul. Three years seems a little light to me however, I guess it could have been sitting at the OD for a while as well...

Author:  Roffensian [ Tue Jul 12, 2011 11:36 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Three year old Bentley Motors...

Brentomatic wrote:
...and it's losing 10 minutes a month! Yikes. The OD wants $595 (NOT Time and Gold) to send it to Breitling for the overhaul. Three years seems a little light to me however, I guess it could have been sitting at the OD for a while as well...



Check the manufacture date code between the 6 o'clock lugs (http://www.breitlingsource.com/articles_dating.shtml) - if the watch is around 5 years old then it makes sense, otherwise it may just need a regulation - especially if it's consistent rather than getting worse.

Author:  MacApple [ Tue Jul 12, 2011 11:46 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Three year old Bentley Motors...

Brentomatic wrote:
...and it's losing 10 minutes a month! Yikes. The OD wants $595 (NOT Time and Gold) to send it to Breitling for the overhaul. Three years seems a little light to me however, I guess it could have been sitting at the OD for a while as well...




The good news is you have quite a few to choose from while your lady is being fixed :lingsrock: :lingsrock:

Author:  Brentomatic [ Tue Jul 12, 2011 2:54 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Three year old Bentley Motors...

Roffensian wrote:
Brentomatic wrote:
...and it's losing 10 minutes a month! Yikes. The OD wants $595 (NOT Time and Gold) to send it to Breitling for the overhaul. Three years seems a little light to me however, I guess it could have been sitting at the OD for a while as well...



Check the manufacture date code between the 6 o'clock lugs (http://www.breitlingsource.com/articles_dating.shtml) - if the watch is around 5 years old then it makes sense, otherwise it may just need a regulation - especially if it's consistent rather than getting worse.


I will. Good tip. Thank you. A great line from the movie Fight Club is: "Things you own end up owning you." We buy expensive watches and then continue to have to pay for them forever... Love that line.

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