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UPDATE!!! The seller just sent me an e-mail with a link to an AVI video showing the watch and the movement (I asked them to generate one). I think it proofs it is all true. What do you guys think? http://www.eta911store.com/bentley30sec.avi

By the way, a 28800bph movement would beat 8 times between the each second mark on the dial, making the movement very smooth. If this Breitling for Bentley rep they are selling is 21600bph and turns around the dial once every 30 seconds, I assume it would beat only 3 times between each second mark on the dial. Wouldn't that movement be too rough if compared to the genuine or even other reps?

I mentioned to the seller he would sell maybe hundreds of this watch if he can post a video of this watching working as he claims it work. He swears it revolves once each 30 seconds.

I've contacted the seller. They prompty answered my questions and swear what is there is true and what you see is what you'll get. They also said that if I'm not happy with what I receive, they'll accept return with in 7 days and refund the money. By the way, they also have the Bentley with the sub-dials wrongly configured as most Bentley replicas do but that one costs US$ 320,00 shipped. The diference in price (this one here costs US$ 360,00 shipped) may be due to a better version of the replica. If compared to the genuine, I couldn't see any flaw other than the font used on the date wheel and the famous Swilzerland at the back. The only thing I'm not sure about this watch is the movement. Shou one get the 21600bph just to get the proper subdials configuration or get the newer fast paced 28800bph but have the dials screaming "I AM A FAKE BREITLING"... Their site looks very well done to be a scam.

Maybe they can't rep the 30 seconds but even if it is 60 seconds, it looks more accurate as per the gen (because of the proper location of the sub-dials) than the replicas we are used to see out there. First I though those were pictures from the gen (like most scam sites do), but if you look closer, you'll notice that the date wheel font is not the one the gen uses, which makes me believe those pictures aren't from a genuine, but from a new version of this whatch's replica with the sub-dials proper located... And if you consider they have free shipping, the watch is not too overpriced. I couldn't find too much information about the site, though. Altough what I found are either positive (from people who bought cheaper pens just to try the service before buying expensive watches - and received the pens!) or neutral (from people like us, who have no idea if this site is a scam or not). Nothing negative, though. Anyone has more information about this watch or have seen any other dealer selling the same version?