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hello everyone,
I am a long time member of the thr rolex forum.I am trying to find out what model breitling I have here and if possible a value.
here are some pics-serial is 994xxx and it has a valjoux 7733




any help would be greatly appreciated,
cheers,
steve m.

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rolex polar explorer II
cartier santos
seiko skx007
breitling colt
tudor sub

You want me to help a Rolex guy!

Gee, what is the world coming to

You probably know from your Rolex knowledge that Incabloc is a 'shock absorber' system for the jewels in the mechanism, and it's been around since the 30s. The name on the face is not always an indication that the movement has incabloc, but Breitling do seem to advertise the fact more than many manufacturers.

I'll need to check the books for something close to this - the hand for the 45 minute register is throwing me off slightly. If you have a model number (likely 4 digits) that would also help.

The serial number dates to 1964.

hey thanks for the help,
on the case it says 332 23
is that the model number?
hope this helps,do you have any idea what a watch of this provenance would be worth?
cheers,
steve m.

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rolex polar explorer II
cartier santos
seiko skx007
breitling colt
tudor sub

Yep 332/23 will be the model number - which explains why the hand looked odd - I can't find anything on that specific model, but that's no reason to worry - there are many, many models from this period, and this is definitely right from a design perspective.

As a two register, mid 60s, 45 minute chronograph, I'd have to put pricing in the $800 - $1,000 range - slightly higher if you have records of a recent service.

you are very informative!
thank you so much-you should buy a rolex so you could put that knowledge to work on the rolex forum,lol
thanks buddy,
steve m.

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rolex polar explorer II
cartier santos
seiko skx007
breitling colt
tudor sub

Thank you!

Although I think I'll take the rolex under advisement