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Hello ,

please help me to identify this whatch .
it is a Breitlig Chronomat Evolution i have all documents but something is wrong i think...
i was with the watch to a big service in our capital a multi mark service also for Breitling , to chek if evrythink is ok .
After 20 min of check they said that something is not ok, the presure check ok the mecanism is ok 7750 (b13) but series on mechanism and the housing betwin the lugs, It does not have the character used by Breitling.
And in this case the they could not tell if it is original.
it is a very very good replica aaa+++ or a franke?!!!!
i will atach some pictures.
please help me and tell me if somthing is wrong.

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Looks real to me. Passes all the tests - Correct sec marks at the cardinals, subdials, date font, unique serial number, genuine paperwork, etc. So I'm pretty sure the dial, internals and caseback are genuine.

The case looks okay in that the hour notches on the fixed inner bezel rim look correctly crisp and squarely cut (these are poorly done on the fakes). The only part I have doubts is the bezel as it seems to lack quality machining.

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Thankyou a lot ade113!!!
for the bezel i think i have an explanation, i am sure that the clock and bezel was polished by a not very skilled person .....

thankyou one more time !!!!

Breitling uses that type of engraving for housing? letters and numbers as well as size and shape?I ask this because I saw some of the housing marking made by pressing.

what engraving is used by Breitling ? or both are real?

Both are fine and as you have been told the watch is real. I have deleted your duplicate thread, please don't double post.