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Apologies, just asking.

I guess the marks on the back are actually marks to the plastic cover not the case back?

What's the enblem?

regards
graham

I should add I didn't mean to offend anyone and I do think it's a very nice watch.

You always leave the plastic on the back if it's all original and not going to be worn. With Breitlings from the 1970's it can also be a purple/blue splotch
that's painted on. The logo was for king Hussein of Jordan.

great find, looks fantastic

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"I spent most of my money on Booze, Breitling and Boats. The rest I wasted" - mostly Elmore Leonard

That's a beautiful timepiece congrats Vintage, I like the 3 different sub dial hands are those special to this edition or do they occur elsewhere?.

Can anyone answer this?

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Breitling Navitimer: Black Dial
OMEGA Speedmaster Professional
Steinhart Nav.B-Chrono II
Elgin-Hamilton 37500 (Aircraft Clock)

running second is correct on Paul's watch and the OP linked one; not sure I understand what Phil and you mean about "elsewhere" ?
other Navitimers w/ this hand, or different subdial hands ?

For me , Navi 7806 has been fitted either with the "arrow" small second hand as illustrated in B catalog , or with a "stick" small second hand similar to chrono subdial hands. Both are correct .

Just wondered why the three sub-dials use different style hands? If the watch is NOS, then it left the factory like that. Was this done on purpose or was it a mistake? If on purpose, do any other Navi's/chrono's use three different style hands on the sub-dials?

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Breitling Navitimer: Black Dial
OMEGA Speedmaster Professional
Steinhart Nav.B-Chrono II
Elgin-Hamilton 37500 (Aircraft Clock)

have a look at the catalog I posted ?

Apologies if it sounded like I was doubting that the hands were right, it's a bit of a task getting your head around all the different models for a newbie like me but it is also a very enjoyable pastime.