This is something that I spent a fair bit of time thinking about in the earlier days of ownership. As others have said (and as Ron has detailed well here) you can hack the watch to remove the slack from the running train in order to keep the minute hand aligned after you've screwed the crown back in. So you can get a pretty decent alignment between the minute and second hand.
There is always going to be some slight inaccuracy (I won't call it imperfection because they are perfect) in a mechanical watch and that's surely part of the appeal? After all, you didn't buy a super quartz did you? SQs are technical marvels in their own right but mechanicals have a more organic and - at the risk of sounding like a pseudy arse - 'human' element. Cogs and wheels just seem to fascinate more than circuit boards and batteries I would think.
I guess with your B13352 it's less noticeable than with some watches (i.e. the small seconds is less likely to draw the eye than a non-chrono) but, if you hack it right, it'll be mostly correct and there are plenty of other things to enjoy about the watch so don't obsess too much.
All the best - enjoy your Breitling!
