Hi guys, I am pleased to present the first Breguet Type 20 Military ... Product approximately in the middle '50s, has a dial with 2 counters with the peculiarity of having no written ... The bezel is made of steel "rifled", the case is 38mm with chronograph pushers and the screw caseback indicates both the reference that the dates of maintenance ... particular feature is the absence of any markings or military specifications The detail, however, that makes unmistakable the 2 counters Breguet first series is the famous crown in the shape of "onion", definitely a sign of global recognition ... The heart is the robust valjoux 22 modified flyback ( 222 ) with unmarked bridge The French Government has commissioned Breguet 2000 units of these watches Thanks for reading Cheers Alfredo
Very nice, have been thinking of getting a type 20, albeit 60/70s type, for many years but have never got round to researching them properly, I think I need to seeing yours. Do they still represent good value or are they rocketing up to?
Hi @OmegaCal66 ... my answer is : all the beautiful and rare vintage has increased in price @JimlnOz ... thanks
Fluted bezel and an onion crown! I've wanted a non Chrono with those for awhile. Alas they don't seem to exist in 38-42mm. Great watch!
