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What do you think of the A73350,is it to smal on diameter,what would you pay for an used one with papers&box.
Have You any wristshots.TNX

Feels like the 5th time that I am saying this today, but.....

Pricing information is covered in the FAQs - #2 - http://www.breitlingsource.com/articles_faq.shtml#8

The size is a personal thing that only you can determine. It's small by modern standards, but so what - the flip side of that is it is similarly sized to many Rolex and Patek models.

what do you mean by modern standards?
Doesn't the watch have quick date setting or I didn't find it?

I simply mean that in recent years the trand has been to larger watches - 44 - 47mm is common.

Caliber 73 does have a quickset date.

In which position must the crown for the date seting be?

First pull out from memory - don't have a quartz caliber in front of me right now.

oh is the date set with the hour hand simultanusly then

No, time should be the second pull out. As I say I don't have a quartz caliber in front of me, so wait for others to chime in.

The first pull is the quick seting of the hour hands,the positin 2 is for the both hands.
I don't have the watch yet,but i had a really good look at it so i remember.
can it be it doesn't work properly?

On the CC the hour hand has to rotate 24 hrs to change the date. The date changes around 12 midnight. The time is unaffected by changing the date. The time in hours can be also changed without affecting the time. I think its call a jump hour hand.

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Breanach78

A Few Breitlings.

Can the calibre of this CC be repaired if something goes broken.

Thanks breanach!



Of course.

Breitling has committed to being able to maintain quartz calibers for a minimum of 20 years after they stop using them.

So thank you both verry much for helping me out.
It really helped me to decide for the watch.