I have two different divers from my previous listings, again one blue SOSF and one black Seawolf II. Also added an Omega FOIS to my collection which I need to thin. I definitely don't need two the same Airwolf.
Prices/details:
Blue SOSF 44mm A17390, full box and papers, pro2 bracelet and BNIB blue croco strap and deployant (was $720 at Little Switzerland in July 2017) About 5 seconds fast per day in my winder last I checked, within COSC. $2800
Avenger II Seawolf A17331, box and digital warranty card that faintly shows the matching serial number but no COSC certificate. Has its own Pro2 bracelet (I prefer it to the Pro3) as well as an unworn 152S rubber strap and tang buckle. About 10 seconds slow per day in my winder, not within COSC. $2500
Omega FOIS (First Omega In Space, Numbered Edition). No warranty card but all other box and papers. Currently on a cheap beater NATO strap but the good news is the original brown leather is unworn brand new. Chrono works perfectly. Not a COSC certified movement (1861) but a desirable model nonetheless. I bought since I like space and I was born on the same day albeit a few years after the October 3, 1962 engraving on the caseback $3350.
Airwolf Limited Edition US Navy 100th anniversary #1 (limited number 04X/500) this is the one I posted that nobody replied to when I noticed with my loupe that at some point the B-anchor second hand scraped the minute hand leaving a mark. At times it was losing a few seconds in the analog time overnight but digital time was absolutely perfect. It hasn't been un-syncing the analog-digital times at all the past few months and it is about 1 second faster than US Atomic time after months since I last set the watch to it. Currently on an older Pro1 rubber strap and tang buckle. No box or papers.
Airwolf Limited Edition US Navy 100th anniversary #2 (limited number 4XX/500) This one is losing about a second to 1.5 secs per month so outside superquartz COSC standard. I was told it just had its battery replaced by the jeweler I bought it from. I saw instructions online how to regulate (and Breitling service can do this safely) but I don't have a breitling caseback opener tool so I won't Currently on a [edit, 140A Professional II airowlf polished] bracelet. The bezel is tight to turn I am trying to adjust it. Previously it had one rough spot but I think I overtightened it.
Most Airwolfs have a truncated 6 on the dial that I don't like but these have little triangle and square lumed spots for the hour markers instead. Compass bezel.
Prices: With rubber strap: $2100 With bracelet (fits 7.25" wrist) $2600
Prefer face to face in Philly or NYC areas or buyer pays shipping and wire/paypal fees, USA sales only. Or make a reasonable offer. First preschool bill coming soon.
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