artoero

Maybe it's an ETA 6497 but I'm not sure. I don't see the typpical ETA 6497 regulator, so it could be a Chinese copy!!!??

If it is the older ETA with the old and incorrect bridges then it is one of the most reliable versions! I would choose this one over the newer any day.

@ Artoero don't forget that these people in Holland are trying to make some money, they have to take the risc of importing these watches and they also want to make some bucks. There's no harm in that. Think about it... do you know how much an authorized Breitling dealer pays for a genuine Breitling Steelfish(Euro 2010,-) ?.... no more than Euro 1000,-. That's more than a 1000 euros profit! Now that's a crime!!

For that version of the fiddie (if it's brand new) Euro 450,- is not too much! If you want it cheaper buy it direct from the source in Asia and contact one of our dealers. But you have to deal with the riscs of import and shipping.

@ rolexman:

hi can you look again to the other picture?

thanx

a guy in my neighbourhood asks 500 euro, it seems realy to much i think.....

what sort of movement is this? what is this 1950 worth?

greetz artoero

that's pretty amazing.

wow! great job.

Hi everybody

Is it all gonna happen here instead of the other forum?

greetz artoero