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cool thanks for the link

Ok thanks Lord Rasta! Yeah I did notice the 9 O'clock second hand moving, i thought they had to be sinchronized, so I timed it so they moved at the same time, lol. I just got the second click for the time setting. Thanks for the help. The actual chrono functions are used for timing speeds od things correct? What would be an example for using the chrono? I am the owner of a small productions company, so for instance lets say i wanted to know the time it took to slide a dolly camera shot from point A to point B, would the chrono functions be use full in this manner? Thanks Again friend!

I've messed with it a little bit., I noticed after unlocking the top and bottom buttons that the top starts and stops the second hand for time and the bottom button resets the second hand to 12. I unscrewed the main button alot then pulled it and adjusted the date wheel. I just want the time and how do the top and bottom chronos work?

all functions. I noticed that the push buttons lock, i un screwed them and when i pushed the top one it started the second hand motion. I'm trying to set the watch, but don't want to break it lol. The time is my first thing i want to set, then learn the ret of the functions.

I would like to know if there is a manual on how to use the functions of the watch.

I know this is off topic, but how many microns is considered to be a thick enough plating for gold? Also has anybody had an issue with fading on the $300-$400 price range 18K gold plating?

Yeah, I shot an e-mail to Alexander and he said he has a 3 month full warrenty and even beyond that 3 months will service the watch if need be. I also want to find a local reliable repair guy from where I live for sizing etc...

I know, since I've joined the other day I've been doing my homework on the Forum, I read the Breitling buying guide. Most of the descent quality ones have the A7750 in them, the really nice ones have the suisse movements and the lower budget poorer repicas us Quartz or a lesser asian movement right? I think i found one i'm going to purchase from trustytime.com and it's going to be the Black faced Chronomat Evolution ULTIMATE with the corrected date typography. Thanks for the help for a newbie to the replica industry eveyone! :0)

Hey Again, I've been looking through the collectors section and their websites. I noticed that the products of trusty times rrange from as cheap as $108 to over $1,000 with swiss movements. I'm looking for a descent movement without breaking the $400 mark. I noticed that alot of the Breitling say New Asia 7500. Is this considered to be a good mechanism? And what is the difference between the Chronomat Evolutions and the Chronomat Evolutions Ultimate? Thanks Again for your help.

Thanks for your help, I too thought the shots looked like they came from a Breitling Catalogue. I was skeptical, for the company had no money back policy, no warrenty, & no returns/exchanges after 5 days. I checked out eurotimez and am def going to purchase one of their Breitling replicas. I'm still very new, but am a designer and a good eye for detail. Just from the shots they used for their products and what I have read on their site they pay close attention to detail and offer a quality product. Thanks, Aaron

Hello everyone, This is my first post. I'm a Soldier deployed overseas and have beenlooking to purchase a couple high-qaulity breitling replicas for when I return home. The local gift shops sell them but after doing research on the net, quickly discovered that they are very poor quality. After hunting on the net I have found several site to purchase replica watches. I would like to know if anyone has purchased anything from www.aaa-replica-watch.com? They are China based and the average Breitling is $218. Here are two Chronomat Evolutions I am interested in. These are the best replicas I could find thus far.