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I saw this today at a local vintage watch store in Los Angeles. They have it listed as a ref#2110 but that doesn't seem correct to me, in my limited experience. The only information which comes close is from this website http://www.breitling-museum.com/Breitli ... Matic.html
but there it states a ref #2110-15. Not sure what that means. I am in love with some of these Chrono-matics and in an attempt to educate myself more would anyone like to provide some more information o]n the attached picture? Thanks! Bill

That is correct for a Cal-15 ref 2110.

Bill - be so kind and avoid that site for your future searches, 90% or more of the 1940s-1960 watches displayed are fake or franken ! site owner selects watches "that I like from ebay listings", a quote from an email communication w/ him ....

cal. 15 was a afawk 1972/73 "low cost" version of the cal. 11/12, so that's the earliest production date for these.

I think this was discussed at some length a few years ago but I know I had a 2210-15 dated 1969. Whether they were actually made in 1969 is another matter and the general consensus was that these were old 2110 cases that had the -15 added to them later. That's also probably why the -15 is faint on these early pieces. So they may have been assembled later but still are correctly dated 1969 or 1970 as far as that goes.

Yes, will definitely avoid. Thanks!

The piece is legit, and I know where you saw this.

Very overpriced though unfortunately.

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"I don't got the bright watch I got the right watch" -Jay Z

Yep, I stop in there every other week or so to see what they have. Sounds like I may be bumping into you sometime soon!

Anyone wanna buy a watch?

$5650 is ridiculous but all their prices have consistently been very high for years. Not a place I usually shop.

lol