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j_lind2009
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Some one with skills who can tell

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Authentic dial, not really possible to say too much more. To say whether it is correct we would need to see a clear shot of the dial, movement and inside and outside of the caseback.
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Roffensian wrote:
Authentic dial, not really possible to say too much more. To say whether it is correct we would need to see a clear shot of the dial, movement and inside and outside of the caseback.


Ok , i will check If i can get some more pics!


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Roffensian wrote:
Authentic dial, not really possible to say too much more. To say whether it is correct we would need to see a clear shot of the dial, movement and inside and outside of the caseback.


Well, the dial is actually not authentic, it's a brand new Breitling factory replacement dial. Since it's made by Breitling one can obviously say that it is authentic, but it's not original to the watch, and not vintage at all.

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Kurt B wrote:
Roffensian wrote:
Authentic dial, not really possible to say too much more. To say whether it is correct we would need to see a clear shot of the dial, movement and inside and outside of the caseback.


Well, the dial is actually not authentic, it's a brand new Breitling factory replacement dial. Since it's made by Breitling one can obviously say that it is authentic, but it's not original to the watch, and not vintage at all.

/ Kurt B http://www.kurt-b.com


Damn, then i will not buy this watch.
Tnx for this info !

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Kurt B wrote:
Since it's made by Breitling one can obviously say that it is authentic


Thank you for agreeing with me Kurt :roll:
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