First welcome to the forum
This is a bit of a strange watch , dial is real with the raised B but i have never seen a caseback like this with these engravings
On the inside of the caseback , is there a 3 digit reference number and a serial number .?
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| Author: | Winterbottom [ Sat Dec 21, 2013 6:55 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Identification of "1960s" Breitling Watch |
Dear Users. First of all thanks for taking the time to click on my post. As you can see this is my first post here, as i am not currently a "Breitling owner" - However i am looking to buy a Breitling watch, and have found one in the style i like. So please forgive me, if any of my questions seem silly or offensive, i am completely new to Breitling. Please do note, i have tried to find the answer to my questions through google, however i can not come up with a qualified answer, so there for i am hoping some of the experts here can help me. I have long wanted a Breitling watch, however i my preferred style is more classic and in a vintage style, then the modern styles of watches. These are hard to find, but i have found one online, from a guy who lives closely to me in Copenhagen. However as the watch is claimed to be from the 1960's there is no paperwork on the watch. I would first of all like to know if the watch is fake or not. As i am not looking to buy a fake watch. Second i would love to know what "model" it is, as it would be appropriate to know the most basic of information about the watch you are wearing. - So i am hoping you can help here too. I have found a watch that is a little similar breitling-museum.com - however i have later found out that the site "was to be trusted" - (you could / have fouled me) Third i would like to know what a "fair" price for the watch is, as i don't want to "over pay" for it. I have attached two pictures, and i hope they can help to determine wether the watch is fake or not. Thank you in advance. Kevin |
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| Author: | Dracha [ Sun Dec 22, 2013 2:24 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Identification of "1960s" Breitling Watch |
First welcome to the forum This is a bit of a strange watch , dial is real with the raised B but i have never seen a caseback like this with these engravings On the inside of the caseback , is there a 3 digit reference number and a serial number .? |
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| Author: | WatchFred [ Sun Dec 22, 2013 2:30 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Identification of "1960s" Breitling Watch |
logo engraving on the caseback is very, very strange, dial seems to be authentic/original. realistic price range - if it proves to be authentic - would be about €300 |
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| Author: | P51 [ Sun Dec 22, 2013 5:12 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Identification of "1960s" Breitling Watch |
My thought was a Ref 2606, but the batons seem slightly too long. 2604 in metal would suit the baton layout better, but its the wrong finish. Might be a change without notice. Felsa movement? |
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