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Can anyone help me learn anything about a stopwatch that I have. On the front the watch reads
Breitling
wakmann
7 jewels
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I'm also going to move this to the vintage section.

picture of the stopwatch any help is appreciated

in the front it looks absolut o.k., what is the exactly question ?

Anything about it or a price have had it sitting around for a long time and maube looking to get rid of it?

It get not high price, better hold it.

Any idea what not high price is numbers wise? know anything about that date ? Thank you

Can't date without a serial number, and price isn't really valid without seeing the movement, but stop watches generally only fetch in the $300 - $400 range.

I'd be more likley to say in the $35 - $150 range. I've picked a few up for less than $50. The only real collectable pure stop watches are the split second models. the additional complication increases the value quite a bit.

Yeah you may be right.

These aren't particularly valuable unfortunately - may have been wishful thinking on my part.

With stop-watches from Breitling, it is a real Mailesse. If you are looking for is, you do not find, if you want to sell them, you get nothing. Sometimes one can buy this stop watches for 50 - to 100, - $ also the very early, but I'm looking for already 5 years for the reference numbers 1 to 21 and found just 2 pieces. I would pay to everyone here the 10 to 20 times of the price if he wouldt find me the Breitling stop watches with references 1-21 totally complet.