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 Post subject: Navitimer 92 second hand
PostPosted: Wed May 06, 2009 8:03 am 
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Hi. Can anyone help me with this? I have a Navitimer 92 and when the second hand reaches the12 o'clock position it seems to free fall to the 4. Otherwise it keeps perfect time and the sub-dials work as well. What can the problem be, what will the fix cost (I'm in the U.S.) and is it ok to wear the watch in the meantime? Thanks.


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Sounds like something in the running train is damaged, though if you are lucky it's just the hand on the post. No real risk to using the watch, for just that, but I would be wary that whatever caused it might have caused other damage. Definitely sounds like it needs Breitling to take a look, and they will provide an estimate of the cost - it would be pure speculation on my part as to cost without knowing the specific problem.


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Thanks. The watch hasn't been worn for several years. It appears that it might just be loose on the post. Everything else works fine and there are no strange noises. It's a beauty that belonged to my recently deceased brother. I hate to, but I have to sell it.

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now i dont know if this is possible or not so someone may know but my first thought is if that hand falls off could it scratch the dial at all? like i said im not sure myslef just a thought bc a dial replacement is very expensive

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PostPosted: Thu May 07, 2009 6:22 am 
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Highly unlikely that the hand will damage the dial because there's no substance to it.

That said, I'm not sure that it's simply a loose hand if it's always between 12 and 4, may be something else, but best to get it checked.

lingnovice, I'm very sorry to hear about your brother - my sympathies.


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i figured not Roff my ocd just kicked in when i read that!

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