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If that is real I'll eat my shoes. :|
john
Is this a genuine model?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RARE-BIG-BREITLIN ... 3360936857
Or what has gone on here if it is a frankenwatch?
I quite like it though...
So clever my foot fell off.
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If that is real I'll eat my shoes. :|
john
Costume jewellery. Ouch!!!
Mmmmmm. Me thinks there may be something fishy about this one. :scratch:
Sean
Wonder what the two offers were?
That's the Breitbling Blindbergh.
I'm not as think as you drunk I am.
Originally Posted by mr1973
:D :lol:
If that is real I'll eat your shoes.
F.T.F.A.
:D :D :D
It actually has a few design elements of the Longines Blindbergh, now that you mention it (if you are very old and looking at the watches in a dark room) :lol:
If CL had navigated using this one, he might have bought the farm though.
:wink:
Fixed... :D
Its one of those real genuine fakes that is, Quite rare and hard to find expect to pay loads for it but resale values are a killer :shock: , Probably will only work for a couple of days anyway :roll:
Looks as home made as one of my farts. Those gold pointers seem stuck on half over the seconds markers of that central dial :?
No no... don't tell me... it says
"Made in Switchinternet"
On the back.
...but what do I know; I don't even like watches!
The movement is similar to Venus 170 or 150, which Breitling used in a number of watches.
I have seen a number of Breitling NOS dials with the telemetre ring on them. The gold pointers are a new one to me. The case is new to me, I am not sure of display backs on watches with Venus era movements? The buy it now seems pricey for (imho) not a good looking watch.
I may be wrong though and this could be the bargain of the century......
Cheers
Peter
......or
:lol:The Breitling Blindgänger.
appalling watch. worth sixpence.
They brought out a gold capped version called the Blingburgh, which is even rarer.
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