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I just found this watch in a very underestimated condition, and I noticed it's very old and used but I couldn't ignore the finest details in the watch. And I'm 19 years old so I'm not very good with the market, so I didn't know it's value. Now I looked for it online it looks very similiar to some watches but I couldn't find an identical one.
p.s: the fine prints on the watch that are not very visible on the pictures are : on the back of the watch : B.... J44362 01/50
and the "one 'oclock pin" has fallen off but it's inside. And the watch isn't working yet.
And the date "thing" is visible (there was some kind of reflections on the glass) and it visibly says 27 in black.
I would be very thankful if you tell me more about this watch or it's value!!

It's a low end fake.

+1. WTF happend to it. Did someone find that on the Titanic... Lol

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No need for a poll, it's a pile of junk.

Thank you for your help!
@bnewbie you could've been more polite. I admitted my ignorance about the market and I just needed advice.
@Full_ling2012 lol that's exactly what I thought about, I found it in a vintage store so I was like probably it was long lost somewhere, and when I looked closely I was like, there are too much details to be a fake.

@OP
Didn't mean to be rude, sorry if it sounded like that.

You can go on breitling.com and see what a real one looks like. Don't let details fool you, I am seeing lots of $500-$600 fakes that are spot on. Don't buy anything without papers that have matching numbers.

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