rmcraig

Oh, really? That has not been my experience, and I live in the USA. My collection contains 50+ watches (1/3 gens of various value, and 2/3 reps). Nobody has ever question me whether my watch is rep. I usually manage to get compliments about my watches. I do select watches that suit my taste, and are reasonable for someone of my age, profession, and income. I'd be surprised if anyone I know is really aware of rep watches (except that there are a lot of fake rolexes - that why I seldom wear one - many people do assume that a rolex could be a fake). The Motors T is the only Bentley that I own. I do not care for the bezel on the other Bentleys. I like the machined bezel face on the Motors T. I am willing to overlook some flaws at the price that I purchased the watch (less than $230usd new shipped). I admit it is only worn on certain occasions, but I intend on keeping it in the collection. Fot the money, it is a lot of watch. I do agree that if someone is just getting into Breitlings, there are much better choices out there now.

Why don't you share with us what is in your collection, and I'll be glad to share my commentary on your taste, and question some of the choices you've made. If you compare the Motors T to some of the new Breitling reps, it doesn't compare as well, but if you consider when it came out a year or so ago, it wasn't too bad. I still work mine into the rotation as I have a big wrist and can pull it off (as well as the income). None of my associates are WIS. Many time the details (flaws) that we think are so obvious to us, go un-noticed by the uninitiated.