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1. does the little seconds hand at 3 o clock stop always at the same place? (or almost at the same?) 2. don't know 3. don't know 4. maybe, first make sure they are NOT authorized Breitling dealers 5. this is normal as it's an automatic watch Greetz.

Thanks guys Greetz.

Yeah, that's right. Greetz.

Only this one: http://www.jpc8118.com/bl02014-superocean-steelfish-black-swiss-28242-p-5107.html But it's not even close, leave it alone. Get a SFSO instead! Greetz.

I didn't want to 'win' ... But I did, sorry Greetz.

That's true, pricewise the V3s are worth their value, but the OP was asking for the best version. That's the V2. Greetz.

Just checked mine, it's the same. Andrew is right, there's nothing to worry about Greetz.

That's what I've been thinking of, but how the heck could I remove the bezel? Maybe Avitt could do it, he's got a bezel remover, check this thread. Avitt, could you chime in please? Thanks! PS: Andrew is right about the movement, the V3 has a decorated Breitling rotor, and much of the V2s had / have faulty movements. Never heard about any movement issues of a V3. Greetz.

Well, the V3 has only two better parts: -Correct caseback -Valid manufacturing date between the lugs None of these two can be seen by anyone, and if you take the watch off, they could only notice that the model no. is engraved with a slightly bigger font than the genuine. I forgot, the V3's chrono sec hand is more accurate colorwise, a very slight difference imo. What are the other supposed benefits of the V3? -More crisp bezel engraving: sure, it is more crisp, but the fonts are too thick (I'd say about 1,2x or 1,3x thicker than the gen). In comparison with that, the V2 uses correct thickness fonts, which are a bit less crisp, but this is NOT NOTICEABLE without magnification. -well, I can't think of anything else!? But here are the benefits of the V2: -Stamped B on the bezel -Better dial (breit. logo bolder, more gen like) -correct length pushers -More gen like pearl (I'd say 95% spot on) -Better AR that's all what comes to my mind this second... EDIT: -V2's bezel engravings go more towards the edge of the bezel, also more accurate to gen. And just to be clarified, I'm saying these statements after holding a V2 and a friend's V3 next to a genuine at the same time. PS here is a photo I attached to another thread in the past, don't care about the dial, just look at the bezel, pushers and pearl. Thanks JKay, but I still have to learn, and will always have to, ya know... Greetz.

Nope, V2 is the best. Greetz.

I think the chapter ring is also gen. Very nice Dave!

Miyota OS20 japanese quartz chrono. Bulletproof.

If you are talking about the quartz chrono seawolf it won't be repped I'm 99.9% sure, because of the movement inside. Get a Skyland!

1st movement: Decorated ETA7750 with Breitling rotor, it's a 'fake' B13. The real deal has the COSC no. etched on the auto winder bridge. 2nd movement: Genuine Breitling B17, which is based on a 2824-2, has nothing to do with the 7750. Currently no A7750 exists with ETA / 7750 stamping.

Look at the rotor bearing, and the stamps under the balance. A7750s don't have any stamps

How could it fit? It's completely different! (markings on the bezel, rider tabs, and SIZE!)

Only on V1s.

The one posted in the first post is the bronze dial. Here you go: http://www.jpc8118.com/bl02060-bentley-dat...800-p-3682.html

I also saw that before, but the other dial colors cost almost the same as the cartel dealers sell it for. I think it's just a mistyping. I could be wrong though. The watch has many flaws, these have been discussed here many times. Thanks for the info anyway! Greetz.

I don't feel like I'll buy it... I'll wait for the dealers to source it. It would cost way too much with getting it serviced and with proper AR treatment.

I like it Have you compared color accuracy to the gen yet?

Well, it's really amazing, but the V2 is even more accurate Compared mine to the gen this weekend, and I couldn't believe my eyes! (and I'm not a noob, I know what to look for...) Reps are gettin' better and better!

White and black dials are both accurate colorwise to the gen. Date window is too wide and the slide rule is a bit thicker. The crystal shouldn't move when you turn the bezel, and the chrono pushers shouldn't line up with the crown. That's what comes to my mind currently. The AR was 64USD, but if you can't take it apart, it will be a bit more.

As good as it gets: http://www.jpc8118.com/bl02061-bentley-dat...800-p-3683.html Get the AR done!

Quartz watches are a whole different league... This is a mechanical one.