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pic below shows the dial variations I have found, would be great if you could add any missing versions ?

Those are absolutely beautiful. Just classic.

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Great collection of 810's Fred.

I am not sure if underneath Breitling is an 810.
If it is, the dial looks different as the ones you already have.

looks like a piece we've seen from a Budapest seller, afraid it's a refinsh ?

If you say so, I am not an expert in these things.

Here is the old sales link to it;
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OVERSIZE-BREI ... 0676245517

I've also encountered a "Breitling 810" (seller called it so) with two dials, possible, or impossible?
http://www.watchfinder.co.uk/Breitling/ ... item/21608

Beauties Fred!

I love the look of the vintage top times! All the variations are gorgeous!

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And that's only your 810's! Definitely jealous Fred!! Great collection.

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You've got an 810-24 don't you Fred?

yes, I have Paul, but not an AOPA dial, great addition, thanks ; I'll add a 810-24 tomorrow.

@Frans: that link shows a ref. 2002, not an 810 - no, there are now two subdial versions, these are (several) other top Time models.

All very beautiful. Thanks guys for sharing!

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Paul reminded me to include the 810-24; renamed Top Time 824 when the Gen.2 case was launched in 1967 (rSS piece below)

Kicking myself for not buying an AOPA one when I was offered one at a really silly price :




Also an AOPA 24hr variant:





And I found this one on my hard drive..

@rat: are u sure the last pic is a ref. 810, looks to be a 765 ?

A perfect design in style and case size. However, the movement is loaded from the top making it a pain to work on. Some of them do have removable backs but they can be hard to get off and on....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 818wt_1124

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