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I just purchased a 2008 Montbrillant Olympus. The watch was advertised as complete with all papers. Much to my chagrin, when the watch arrived, the warranty matched the serial number, but the COSC had a totally different Montre No. I know all 3 are suppose to match. I am relieved that the warranty and serial number match and are from a Breitling AD. Should I be concerned that the COSC does not?

Well it's obviously not correct, but it's not a huge deal. An AD can order a replacement COSC for you so that you have the full set.

How much will that cost me?

Without knowing where you are that's a difficult question to answer. I believe that in the past people have been charged around GBP50 / $100 or less.

Thanks for the help

Hi forum. Is there any way to tell the model of Breitling watch (Chronomat, Avenger, etc.) based on the Montre No on the COSC certificate? The Montre No on the COSC certificate is 143520. Thanks!

No, but depending where you are an AD may be able to. Welcome to BreitlingSource.

Thanks, Roffensian, for the info and the welcome. Cheers

Assuming this was a private sale, you could try pointing it out to the seller and asking for a consideration given the albeit modest cost of putting it right. (If it were me - it wouldn't have been, I'd have noticed! - I'd say oops and agree to sort it.) If it were a shop of any sort, ie even if not an AD, you have an even stronger claim.