Breitling A13358 Features


Ref. No. :A13358
Code :S12748
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Silver
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Year :2007
Condition :2 (fine)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United Kingdom, Kingston Upon Hull
Price : ¡ê 2,250 (= $ 3,531)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Silver
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
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Breitling A13358 wrist watches news:
Let's get some opinions on this watch:It's obviously a replacement crown. The problem I have is that the 5 digit case reference numbers were converted to 6 digits sometime around '62 or '63, so why does this have a 5 digit reference and a movement from late 1965 or 1966? Also, the dial has the correct shaped "S" in Seamaster for a 14.70x series, but that should be an earlier series of caliber inside, like a 591 or 50x, correct?Franken with a replaced movement? Or something else that could be original? Let's hear your opinion.
I have a omega speedmaster with case # 145.012 , movement is a 321 and serial # starts with 265 . What I have found is that serial # is for 1968, but I thought in 1968 omega was using the 861 movement. I'm confused....so any info would be greatly appreciated. I found this watch in a storage unit I won at an auction. Also I'm sending it to USA watch service for cleaning and service so ill post pre and post photos when I get it back.
Survived Irene - what a ton of water! Wasn't sure I'd be able to get to work today as every bridge was closed on my route as of yesterday.I'm wearing this Essex today. I got it a while back as a spare movement. Used it to fix another watch. Since yesterday's weather was so bad I just hung out in my shop and cleaned stuff up. I managed to cobble together a working 980 from a bunch of parts and voila!The back of this case is worn through - otherwise I'd be tempted to refinish the dial.
Got the new model safari. Love it. Enjoy.
Hi allGood afternoon. I own explorer 2 black dial and I love it. Was looking at the explorer 2 in Rolex website and noticed that the orange hand appears little shorter than what actually it is in real (picture included, with my watch on right). Is it just my illusion or angle of photography?Would welcome comments from forum members. Thank you Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk








