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 Post subject: Re: Early Breitling Fake
PostPosted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 12:54 pm 
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Roffensian wrote:
MEans that Paul was right, I was wrong, and the watch is real!



I think that we all learnt something today Roff

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 Post subject: Re: Early Breitling Fake
PostPosted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 12:12 pm 
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here's another one. reference 4002.
Gold seconds hand.. but for the rest...


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 Post subject: Re: Early Breitling Fake
PostPosted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 1:30 am 
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I can't see anything wrong with this either, and I don't believe that the dial has been redone.

Breitling didn't move to Geneva until 1962, and this watch is likely earlier than that. Not sure why you think that the B wasn't in use until the 60s - the recent 806 discussion includes some information about some of the Valjoux 806s having an embossed B instead of the AOPA wings, and that was 1954.

The comment about Venus and Valjoux movements only is also incorrect, virtually all non chrono watches were non Venus / Valjoux.


The watch should definitely say 'Breitling' under the 'B'. Most likely would also say 'Geneve' under the 'Breitling'. They may have moved to Geneve in 1962 but were using Geneve on the dials in the fifties. Richter's book is full of examples. The movement is most likely a Felsa.


Agree on the Felsa, not sure on the dial; but not convinced enough to argue :lol: :wink:


i cann't agree more! although now the breitling watch with its watch face marked the "breitling", we also do not consider this watch is a fake!


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