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Old 19 June 2007, 02:46 AM   #31
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I was thinking of a Breitling Emergency Mission as a 3rd watch, behind my 2 Submariners (Blue TT and SS). This Breitling looks nice, but personally I think the TT Blue Sub is the most beautiful watch out there.
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Old 19 June 2007, 04:33 AM   #32
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...but personally I think the TT Blue Sub is the most beautiful watch out there.
You seem to read my mind, GB!!
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Old 22 June 2007, 11:29 PM   #33
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Only issue, and to me its a big issue, is that Breitling resalve values are absolutely poo! I have owned a crosswind for about four years (certainly doesnt feel like a ladies watch to me, you need arms like charles atlas to carry it around) and I was recently quoted a value price of £1200...........Damn, it cost me £3,360.
I suppose the moral is, dont buy one unless you intend to keep it. That is what I now intend to do.
Servicing ????? Hasnt needed one. Reliability???? Yep, except it winds down faster than the Sub when not worn.
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Old 27 June 2007, 12:51 AM   #34
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Personal taste is everything! I am happy you enjoy your watch. For me Breitling is just too fussy looking!
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Old 28 June 2007, 03:34 AM   #35
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I just added a NOS Titanium with Ti bracelet Breitling Emergency with blue dial to my collection. Now I can be as true to something blue as JJ!
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Old 3 August 2008, 09:34 AM   #36
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Just bought exactly the same chronomat traded my cartier tank Francais for it and some change Fabulous watch I love it feels massive on my wrist compared to others I have owned.
a complete contrast to my Air King I love it love it love it
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Old 3 August 2008, 09:37 AM   #37
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I don't know from where to start honestly

Fantastic review

Amazing photos

Lots of information

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