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Hello,
I am a newbie. I bought a 20k gold filled manual winding Breitling christ-watch 3 years ago. It is a round men's watch. There is a symbol of breitling "B" on its crown.

On the dial, there is a word "BREITLING" and a symbol of breitling "B" above it under the 12 hour position. There are hour hand, minute hand and a sub-second hand which is very small above the 6 hour position.

I think its back cover was made of stainless steel. There are 4 tiny holes that can be used to wring the back cover tightly to its watch. There is a word with capital letters: BREITLING and a symbol of Breitling "B" above it on the stainless steel back cover. There are letter A with numbers (It could be seen as A ...13) and some numbers on the next line (It may be X293342), but it is unclear for me to read them because they were rubbed off for being new.

Could anyone help to identify what sort of my Breitling watch is? Is this watch real or a fake one? How much may it cost? Was it made in years 60'?

You could send your answers to me at my email address: anhtraigia@yahoo.com


Thank you very much for your help.
Yours sincerely
Vietnam South

I'm sorry we are going to need pictures before we can offer any opinions.

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picture of the ref. number on the back, sharp front picture and photo of the watch opened and i'll tell you wether it's real or not.

I specialize in Breitling dresswatches only.

this watch picture is not clear and i think it will be a hard task for others to tell it real or not!

From what I see here , my guess is that this one is a Cadette with repainted dial and the Cadette sign missing , because the guy that did the dial , did not have that stamp available ( and why should he )