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jkpadget2

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  1. Actually, I would see if you could get the blue BCE with a regular bezel and pay extra for the CZ one in case you want to replace it. Aftter what I have seen with the blackbird (i.e. Off center pearl, lightly stamped directional markers) it seems that there is a little way to go before that is a must have rep. But darn that blue dial, it has me buzzing right now!!!!!

    Edit: sorry, just noticed you did not want the bling bling bezel. regardless, I would go with the bce - very few, if any, flaws remain to be fixed at this point.

  2. Ahh the Seawolf....my first Breit rep, and still one of my favorites. I have had this for over two years with no issues and the gen dial swap was a breeze. As Hyster has shown, it looks even better on the gen rubber strap. Nice pics!!

    EDIT: Forgot to mention, I kept the rep inner bezel on as the gen was too short and it looked odd.

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  3. Great Review Usil, as you can see from my signature, I have been bit by the Breitling Bug as well......

    I highly recommend the AR coating that is done in groups here, I took 5 of my Breitling crystals and had it done and all I can say is that I often catch myself staring at the watch on my wrist to see that beautiful blue hue the AR adds. Give it a try, you wont be sorry.

  4. As noted in my signature, I have a rather large Breitling collection.

    I recently sent 5 Breit crystals to Chieftang for A/R Coating and was very impressed with the results. Unfortunately, upon re-installation of the crystals, my watchsmith has left me with less than impressive results.

    On my Serie Speciale and TT Navi, the bezel spins freely now where once there was ample friction. Apparently, he removed the bezel to remove the crystals and doing so broke a part inside the bezel that used to provide this friction.

    Here is a diagram of the broken part as described to me by my watchsmith. He said it was essentially a "bezel fastener" that held the bezel to the watch. It is a thin piece of metal that rests under the bezel and white inner bezel.

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    What I am looking for is a picture of this part if anyone might have one. I have contacted Trusty for information about replacement parts, and he has told me he needs a picture of the actual part, my sorry diagram will not do.

    I would have been able to do this if my watch guy didnt throw the broken part away, but unfortunately he did. If anyone can help, it would be greatly appreciated. I dont want to order two new cases, but if I cant find a picture of this part, I may have to do so.

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