Breguet 4820 Features


Ref. No. :4820
Code :GTC-0007
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Year :2011
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
Location :UAE, Dubai
Price : $ 4,500
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Waterproof :100 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Mother of pearl
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
Bracelet Color :Steel
Functions :Date
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Breguet 4820 wrist watches news:
Yes, yes I know but I just can't find the version I like in the AD'sI would welcome pics of the newer ("rolexrolexrolex" on the rehaut) version of the DJThe configuration I like is the polished "dome" bezel, prefferably white (poss silver) "stick" baton dial (never been into roman numerals or arabics on a dial) and on an oyster bracelet.Any photos would be great.I love the LV but also this one, need to decide which (if either) I prefer.If I get the LV I can't afford much else but If I go for the DJ I can possibly get another diver watch (i.e PO or SMP or Brietling etc...)Thanks.WT.
I recently found what I suspect was my Grandfather's watch. When I picked it up to look at it, the second hand started moving so I put it on.The face is marked Hamilton and Automatic. The back is marked Hamilton and 10K Gold Filled. Above the "gold" stamping is what appears to be a fancy capital J with a spear stuck through it.I posted pix on another board and one member said, "Try here, they might can help", so here I am. Another told me it was an anachronism. That the "flared lugs" were from the 50s, while the automatic action didn't appear until the 60s.Another responder said he thought "thin-o-matic" from the 60s.The first poster said showing the back and sides might help. That's why the caliper, to give scale. The smaller measurement is the "stepped down" area shown at the side. I presume it to be the case, minus the crystal and back. The larger measurement is the entire thickness, from back to crystal.This last one is a bad picture, but shows the (to me) strange crysta
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