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 Post subject: Navi identification
PostPosted: Wed Aug 02, 2017 1:21 pm 
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I've recently spotted a navitimer for sale locally that I'm trying to identify.
I think I've narrowed it down to the 92 series (d30022 I think) but the scale on the white outer section of the dial seems to be from a rattrapante of a similar age?
Is this a frankenwatch or just something I've missed?


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 Post subject: Re: Navi identification
PostPosted: Wed Aug 02, 2017 3:56 pm 
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Not going to be able to tell much from that photo. Do you have anymore?


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Sorry I've got a larger pic but I had to crop it so much just to get it to upload.
I'll post something a bit better asap


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Finally figured out how to get a better pic up!
So what do you guys think?


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The photo is still not the best, but on face value it does look like a Navitimer 92, but with a slide rule instead of a Telemetre scale. There was a Football version of this size Navitimer that had a Tachymetre, so Breitling did use at least one different scale on this watch, but I've never seen a slide rule before. Have you asked the seller what the story is?


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Not yet, just spotted it in the window and took a pic.
I'll prob pop in there this week and get some background on it.


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sliderule is clearly incorrect for this dial/model, probably came off an Airborne (not too many Rattrapante around ;) )


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Thanks Fred, that looks spot on. The rattrapante was just the only 38mm I could see on google images.
Do have any idea how easy it would be to put right?


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probably not easy, haven't seen a spare sliderule for the 92 for sale iirc. Breitling MIGHT have the part, but would only supply it with a service, might turn out to be prohibitively expensive.


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Just went back and asked how much they were asking for it,
And she said £3950 (5145usd). Seems extremely expensive even if it were mint?


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totally unrealistic for a mint and perfectly correct example ...


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The issue is that they probably bought it for more than it is realistically worth......given the issues that they clearly did not know about!
They will hold out for a uninformed punter to buy it rather than loose money.

Walk away and keep looking you will find the one!

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I've always loved the look of the navitimer but not a fan of the modern sizes.
But I think I'll keep my eyes open for another one of these!


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Ovy wrote:
I've always loved the look of the navitimer but not a fan of the modern sizes.
But I think I'll keep my eyes open for another one of these!


I have two 43mm (One Cosmonaute and one Montbrillanta) and they are fine.

Try one on in a shop you may be surprised.

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To be honest it's more to do with my skinny wrists than the watch itself


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