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TomAdam
·Out of curiosity, Is there a website for referencing Breitling models, such as Longines? I would like to know more about the history of such brand
Can someone help me identify this Breitling watch?
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redpcar
·Every time I see these in the wild, I assume fake. Early Breitling is sketchy on case and movement branding. I believe it to be added to a generic watch to increase resale.
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TomAdam
·Every time I see these in the wild, I assume fake. Early Breitling is sketchy on case and movement branding. I believe it to be added to a generic watch to increase resale.
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ErichKeane
·Every time I see these in the wild, I assume fake. Early Breitling is sketchy on case and movement branding. I believe it to be added to a generic watch to increase resale.
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TomAdam
·Glad I'm not the only one! That train bridge looks SO suspicious, but I don't know enough about these to know whether that is 'just how they were', or a bad replacement, or a sign of a knockoff.
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ErichKeane
·BEST I can tell is that the movement maker mark (between balance and pallet fork) appears to be
Unitas SA/Ebauches SA (https://www.mikrolisk.de/show.php?site=280 (search 'T U' in the box)).
Unitas SA/Ebauches SA (https://www.mikrolisk.de/show.php?site=280 (search 'T U' in the box)).
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TomAdam
·BEST I can tell is that the movement maker mark (between balance and pallet fork) appears to be
Unitas SA/Ebauches SA (https://www.mikrolisk.de/show.php?site=280 (search 'T U' in the box)).
