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PostPosted: Sun Jan 17, 2010 7:42 am 
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Is this all as it should be opinions please

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This is one of three watches were currently listing that came from a recent Probate job we did.This one is an old steel/gold Breitling Chronomat in pretty good condition.The watch probably dates to the 1980s or 90s.Ive been wearing this watch over xmas and it seems to work ok and keep good time and all the chronograph functions work ok.The only real faults with it are the gold plate on the 4 pointers on the bezel is wearing off and the winder doesnt seem to be the screw down type.I know the old Breitling chronos used gold plated fittings but im not sure if they had a screw down crown or not,i know the modern ones do.All that said wether the crown screws down or not it doesnt seem to make any difference to the way the watch works other than it may compromise the waterproofing of the watch.The watch has a replacement thick non breitling strap as the old one was completly knackered and was only fit for the bin.The case has a bit of light scratching on the back comensurate with age and use but nothing major or that would detract .All in all this is a nice quality watch that seems to work ok and will be a cheap buy for somebody.

As with all our items they are guaranteed to be genuine and your more than welcome to come to the shop and view before bidding.

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It's real, but in the wrong section. :wink:


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It's real, but in the wrong section. :wink:



why its not vintage early 90s I have down as?

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Maybe Replica identification section would be more appropriate.


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bnewbie wrote:
Maybe Replica identification section would be more appropriate.



its not a replica either :wowzers

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sonyman wrote:
bnewbie wrote:
Maybe Replica identification section would be more appropriate.



its not a replica either :wowzers


But bnewbie's point is that you were asking whether it was real or not.

It's not that big a deal!

Oh, and it's not 'early' - early Chronomats were made in 1942 :lol:


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bnewbie wrote:
Maybe Replica identification section would be more appropriate.



its not a replica either :wowzers


But bnewbie's point is that you were asking whether it was real or not.

It's not that big a deal!

Oh, and it's not 'early' - early Chronomats were made in 1942 :lol:



ok whats its aprox value so I know if I got a good deal or not?

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Well this is a fair comparison, although yours should be less as this has TT bracelet and SS bezel - http://cgi.ebay.ca/Breitling-auto-Chron ... 27ae84c1d5


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Well this is a fair comparison, although yours should be less as this has TT bracelet and SS bezel - http://cgi.ebay.ca/Breitling-auto-Chron ... 27ae84c1d5



Mine was more than that :shock: Was that one just really cheap or am I stupid I thought these were at least $1500+

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Maybe slightly cheap, but not really for an early modern Chronomat.

This one looks to be in better condition / more recent - http://www.chrono24.com/en/search/index ... esults=288


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Maybe slightly cheap, but not really for an early modern Chronomat.

This one looks to be in better condition / more recent - http://www.chrono24.com/en/search/index ... esults=288



That was roughly about what I paid but Im happy so thats ok It will need new seals though after he took the back off for the pics

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new pics of it today

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Condition doesn't look too bad, could clearly use a little TLC, but it's a 20+ year old watch so understandable.

It would be worth more if the bezel were aligned :poke:


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Roffensian wrote:
Condition doesn't look too bad, could clearly use a little TLC, but it's a 20+ year old watch so understandable.

It would be worth more if the bezel were aligned :poke:



yeah it has some play in it and keeps moving about

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Can't wait to see that after it comes back from service.

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