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Author: | Kurt B [ Tue Apr 17, 2012 6:58 am ] |
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we have a long record of hunting down ruthless sellers (1 in particular), here’s one more. I just saw this watch for sale on Chrono24, with the below comments. One of the rarest vintage Breitling watches The Breitling 'referenceless' Navitimer with Valjoux 72 movement from 1954 ! You will be hard pressed to find a better example , if you can find any at all for sale This particular watch is in excellent condiction with only the smallest radium oxidation on the hands The watch has not been restored or polished in any way I’m sure that it is the same watch as this one viewtopic.php?f=11&t=37522 There’s no doubt at all, as I pointed out, that the case has been restored, and seller should know better than to state as he does, especially when he is a big time user and a highly appreciated member of this Forum. / Kurt B |
Author: | zak57 [ Tue Apr 17, 2012 7:44 am ] |
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Kurt B wrote: we have a long record of hunting down ruthless sellers (1 in particular), here’s one more. I just saw this watch for sale on Chrono24, with the below comments. One of the rarest vintage Breitling watches The Breitling 'referenceless' Navitimer with Valjoux 72 movement from 1954 ! You will be hard pressed to find a better example , if you can find any at all for sale This particular watch is in excellent condiction with only the smallest radium oxidation on the hands The watch has not been restored or polished in any way I’m sure that it is the same watch as this one viewtopic.php?f=11&t=37522 There’s no doubt at all, as I pointed out, that the case has been restored, and seller should know better than to state as he does, especially when he is a big time user and a highly appreciated member of this Forum. / Kurt B It definitely looks like the same watch. ![]() |
Author: | Dracha [ Tue Apr 17, 2012 8:42 am ] |
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my watch Kurt , its probably semantics but its not restored, nor has it been polished you claimed that the case had been modified and the lugs were shortened I tried to figure out how that would be possible as the lugs would have been shortened by cutting a part off the lugs and redrilling the holes for the pushpins. But if you cut off the lugs and redrill the holes ,which would then be closer to the case , the push pin would actually touch the case , which they do not, and you could not fit a strap anymore Rgds -Rene p.s. If you'd send me a pm message would have gladly reworded the add to state 'according to the world renowned Expert Kurt B the case lugs are incorrect' |
Author: | nr123 [ Tue Apr 17, 2012 4:19 pm ] |
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Dracha wrote: my watch Kurt , its probably semantics but its not restored, nor has it been polished you claimed that the case had been modified and the lugs were shortened I tried to figure out how that would be possible as the lugs would have been shortened by cutting a part off the lugs and redrilling the holes for the pushpins. But if you cut off the lugs and redrill the holes ,which would then be closer to the case , the push pin would actually touch the case , which they do not, and you could not fit a strap anymore Rgds -Rene p.s. If you'd send me a pm message would have gladly reworded the add to state 'according to the world renowned Expert Kurt B the case lugs are incorrect' I have never come across someone as pompous as Kurt on here |
Author: | vintage [ Wed Apr 18, 2012 3:56 am ] |
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nr123 wrote: Dracha wrote: my watch Kurt , its probably semantics but its not restored, nor has it been polished you claimed that the case had been modified and the lugs were shortened I tried to figure out how that would be possible as the lugs would have been shortened by cutting a part off the lugs and redrilling the holes for the pushpins. But if you cut off the lugs and redrill the holes ,which would then be closer to the case , the push pin would actually touch the case , which they do not, and you could not fit a strap anymore Rgds -Rene p.s. If you'd send me a pm message would have gladly reworded the add to state 'according to the world renowned Expert Kurt B the case lugs are incorrect' I have never come across someone as pompous as Kurt on here ![]() |
Author: | Kailex [ Wed Apr 18, 2012 5:38 am ] |
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a perfect and very rare watch, a very serious seller, why this fuss? Here is another serious offer from this seller: http://www.ebay.de/itm/Solid-18kt-Gold- ... 35bb42023e |
Author: | Julius [ Thu Apr 19, 2012 10:42 pm ] |
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nr123 wrote: I have never come across someone as pompous as Kurt on here How can somebody be "pompous" when observing precisely and sharing an obvious issue about a watch inside the forum ? What an impudence ! Kailex wrote: a perfect and very rare watch, a very serious seller, why this fuss? Here is another serious offer from this seller: http://www.ebay.de/itm/Solid-18kt-Gold- ... 35bb42023e The watch isn`t just rare, it`s unique now and IMO far away from being perfect ! Would anybody spend big money for a not period correct 55 year old Porsche Speedster or a Riva Aquarama with major design changes ? Please stay polite ! Cheers, Julius |
Author: | Novacastrian [ Fri Apr 20, 2012 12:07 am ] |
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I haven't got the expertise to comment on the watch but i might venture to suggest that this matter is unlikely to be resolved without acrimony on a public forum. Perhaps a few quiet PMs would have been a better way to initially raise concerns and might still be advisable. Both Kurt and Rene have friends and admirers on the forum. I'd hate to see either reputation damaged by a wider (and i think unnecessary) debate. At the risk of overstepping the mark, can I suggest we "walk away" and let the two gentlemen involved put their heads together? |
Author: | WatchFred [ Fri Apr 20, 2012 12:47 am ] |
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Novacastrian wrote: I haven't got the expertise to comment on the watch but i might venture to suggest that this matter is unlikely to be resolved without acrimony on a public forum. Perhaps a few quiet PMs would have been a better way to initially raise concerns and might still be advisable. Both Kurt and Rene have friends and admirers on the forum. I'd hate to see either reputation damaged by a wider (and i think unnecessary) debate. At the risk of overstepping the mark, can I suggest we "walk away" and let the two gentlemen involved put their heads together? +1 very, very sound advice ! |
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