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PostPosted: Tue Nov 15, 2011 12:24 am 
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http://cgi.ebay.fr/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie ... 26_rdc%3D1


They just sold this one and I was wondering if it's authentic as I don't know anything about these models.
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its authentic but I doubt its really sold , it will probably turn up for sale again in the next days/weeks/months under the same seller or a connected account

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It doesn't have the extra hand for the second time zone, though, at least I cannot see it. Might mean that there is not the right movement in the watch?

And it has gold collars around the chronograph push buttons, but not the edge of the bezel which normally come together, which isewven more suspicious, perhaps. Looks like the watch did sell, though.
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Charlie in London wrote:
It doesn't have the extra hand for the second time zone, though, at least I cannot see it. Might mean that there is not the right movement in the watch?

And it has gold collars around the chronograph push buttons, but not the edge of the bezel which normally come together, which isewven more suspicious, perhaps. Looks like the watch did sell, though.


Two different watches. The Breitling Astromat and the Breitling Astromat Chrono Longitude.
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