So when you pull crown out and change the time, the red hand doesn't move at all? That keeps the 24 hour time as the regular time moves, sounds like something is wrong, did you talk to Govberg yet?

Actually they might be second hand in that model, push the top button in and see if it moves

Lol i called govberg because I panicked and its the chronometer? or something. Its not meant to move all the day and i can push the crown at 2 o clock n 4 o clock to move n stop it. Phew. Thanks for ur help! I feel welcomed into the Breitling family.

Nice,glad you figured it out and welcome, enjoy that beautiful watch

Well this is an entertaining thread, but let's try and provide some accurate advice now!

The 'stick' in the middle is the chronograph (stop watch) seconds hand. It starts moving, along with the minute and hour subdials hands when you press the top pusher. It stops when you press that pusher again and then resets when you press the bottom pusher.

Breitling's warranty is global and good for the five years since first sale regardless of owner. Any Breitling dealer can arrange to have Breitling perform warranty work.

Well it's look like Roff's got you sorted you out, so that's good! That said, I would strongly recommend spending a bit of time reading the manual and also reading up on the various do's and don'ts of mechanical watches on forums like this and via other internet resources. Looked after correctly, a mechanical watch will easily out-live you, but you can also cause expensive damage if you're not up to speed with how they work and what their limitations are. And non-warranty repairs (i.e. those not caused by manufacturing faults) can get expensive very quickly.

Welcome to the Breitling club.