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Author:  saabreit [ Sat Sep 08, 2012 2:24 am ]
Post subject:  Chronomat 769 user manual

Hi all,
I have just received an user manual for Chronomat 769 , including a printed envelop, a 32 pages booklet and a cardbox Chronomat with a slide rule .
I got it directly from the seller who has this add alive
http://cgi.ebay.fr/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie ... 1423.l2649
The current booklet is a copy of mine.
I shall try to post pics of my own stuff next week.
Does anybody here know about this manual? Was it supplied to all buyers or to dealers only?

Author:  WatchFred [ Sat Sep 08, 2012 2:58 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Chronomat 769 user manual

have the same set, bought from the same seller iirc, phil.
think the manual was supplied with all 769s, but afaik the cardboard watch was shipped to dealers as a demonstration device. nice set.

Author:  saabreit [ Tue Sep 11, 2012 8:50 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Chronomat 769 user manual

Hi all,
I just shot some pics of this "kit" together with a vintage Breitling box . I am not sure that it would be period correct with my Chronomat from 1943 , according to Richter's it would be a box for the 18kt SuperOcean?
Anyway the kit just fits into the back of the cover ... Actually the "bestfit" box for my Chronomat is a 1950s' yellow box.
Who can confirm the period correct boxes for the Chronomat range ? Wooden box like the one sold last week on ebay? attachment=3]PICT0009.JPG[/attachment]
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Author:  cruvon [ Tue Sep 11, 2012 5:59 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Chronomat 769 user manual

saabreit wrote:
Hi all,
I just shot some pics of this "kit" together with a vintage Breitling box . I am not sure that it would be period correct with my Chronomat from 1943 , according to Richter's it would be a box for the 18kt SuperOcean?
Anyway the kit just fits into the back of the cover ... Actually the "bestfit" box for my Chronomat is a 1950s' yellow box.
Who can confirm the period correct boxes for the Chronomat range ? Wooden box like the one sold last week on ebay? [/attachment][



Looks awesome mate!

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