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What do you think of that one? Looks good to me.

Case and movement look OK, as do the hands, but the dial isn't right. Would also like to see the inside of the caseback.

Sorry, I don't have one, because it is not mine. I see it the way you do. If you know the Breitling book from Richter, there is on page119 a 1191 without the black dial very similar to the one I posted. There was in the 50s a small period, where the had just the Breitling without the B on their dial.
I was told, that all the manufacturers assambled all what was left to sell a maximum. There was not such a continuity like today and so it could be that there are pretty unique watches out there. What makes it hard to proof their authenticity.