unique Chance, for the last time so cheap The split-second Duograph ref. 783 made by Breitling is extremely fascinating among collectors nice and elegant, this lot is a very fine example of split second for any collector in a very beautiful 18 kt rosegold case with fancy lugs it comes with an all original salmon dial, the most beautiful i have ever seen in my life Similar watches have been sold between 32,000 and 65,000 dollars in the past an equivalent PRolex split seconds was even sold for CHF 3.3 millionsInside works an high class Venus 179 movement, with Geneva stripes full working in all functions and just serviced by our vintage master watchmaker Hodinkee whrite: This mechanism first appeared around the 1880s in pocket watches, and debuted in a wristwatch in 1923 by none other than Patek Philippe – a 30 mm, mono-pusher split-seconds chronograph with an enamel dial. We covered that amazing piece (and it sold for just shy of 3,000,000 USD). Most, however, were produced as ebauches by manufacturers such as Valjoux or Venus around the middle of the 20th century. In this article, we delve into the workings of these vintage movements but also take the opportunity to illustrate two of its less complicated, but more affordable cousins. Wed also give our take on how these movements compare to some of the split-seconds movements out there today – and their collectability. Understanding The Traditional Split-Seconds Mechanism A movement by Venus is perhaps the most common split-second mechanism produced, showcasing the two distinctive prongs on either side of the center wheel in the movement – these are the jaws of a clamp, which well talk about in a moment. Venus movements were bought and cased by brands such as Breitling or Record Watch Co., mostly in the 40s and 50s, as production of these movements stopped soon after. Referenz : Breitling - 783 Kategorie : Armbanduhr Zeitraum : 1950er Gehäusematerial : Roségold Gehäuseform : Rund Ziffernblattfarbe : Rosa Referenz-Details : 783 Komplikationen : Chronometer BREITLING. A FINE AND RARE 18K PINK GOLD SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH Beschreibung : Lot Description.BREITLING. A FINE AND RARE 18K PINK GOLD SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH.SIGNED BREITLING, DUOGRAPH, REF. 783, CIRCA 1950.Nickel-finished lever movement, mono-metallic balance, pink dial, applied Arabic numerals, two subsidiary dials indicating constant seconds and 45 minute register, outer calibrated tachymeter scale, circular case, fancy triangular-shaped downturned lugs, two rectangular chronograph buttons in the band, split-seconds chronograph operated through the crown, snap on back, case, dial and movement signed. 36mm diam. Property of a Distinguished European Collection Listing and template services provided by inkFrog

G.Leon-Breitling - Montbrillant Rattrapante Split second erster Schleppzeigerchronograph Duograph die historische Sensation in der Geschichte der Breitling Familie bis 1930 waren die Zifferblätter aller Breitling-Uhren nie mit Breitling gezeichnet, weil der Name Breitling noch durch ältere Rechte einer anderen Firma nämlich der des Grossvaters von Leon Breitling Charles Auguste Breitling-Laederich besetzt war, mit dem sich Leon Breitling im Streit überwarf, als er seine Firma G.Leon Breitling Montbrillant gründete.Die Beschriftung der Zifferblätter bis 1930 war Montbrillant, Sprint, Koko oder vitesse, mehrheitlich aber stand nichts auf dem Zifferblatt.1932 gab Breitling-Montbrillant die Uhrwerksproduktion auf und verkaufte alle Werke an Venus, Valjoux und andere.Hier finden Sie einen extrem seltenen Taschenchronographen aus der Zeit von 1930 mit einem Breitling-Montbrillant Manufakturkaliber 19 9-KVR, wurde später an Valjoux verkauft, ab dann bezeichnet mit Kaliber Valjoux 19 9-KVRDie Uhr ist signiert mit Montbrillant auf Uhrwerk und Gehäuse eine sehr selten zu findende Rarität aus der bewegten Geschichte der Breitling-Familie für die ganz grosse Breitlingsammlung Das Uhrwerk  arbeitet bis heute perfekt und ist neu revisioniert worden von unserem Uhrmachermeister. perfekt erhaltenes Emaille Zifferblatt ohne jeden Haarriss in einem schönen Gehäuse von 51 mm Durchmesser ohne Krone in 1930 produziert Wir garantieren die lebenslange Echtheit und Originalität von jedem Detail dieser Uhr voll versicherter Versand. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog

Artikelbeschreibung Breitling Uhr Daten: Marke: Breitling Typ: Herren Uhr Uhrwerkstyp: Automatik Durchmesser: 39mm ohne Krone gemessen Höhe: 12mm Gehäusematerial: Edelstahl Armband: neutrales Leder Armband Echtheit Wir garantieren ausdrücklich die Echtheit der angebotenen Ware. Zustand der angebotenen Ware siehe Original Fotos der Uhr Werk voll funktionsfähig sehr guter Zustand, siehe Bilder Alle Bilder

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The split-second Duograph ref. 783 made by Breitling is extremely fascinating among collectors nice and elegant, this lot is a very fine example of split second for any collector in a very beautiful 18 kt rosegold case with fancy lugs it comes with an all original salmon dial, the most beautiful i have ever seen in my life Similar watches have been sold between 32,000 and 65,000 dollars in the past an equivalent PRolex split seconds was even sold for CHF 3.3 millionsInside works an high class Venus 179 movement, with Geneva stripes full working in all functions and just serviced by our vintage master watchmaker Hodinkee whrite: This mechanism first appeared around the 1880s in pocket watches, and debuted in a wristwatch in 1923 by none other than Patek Philippe – a 30 mm, mono-pusher split-seconds chronograph with an enamel dial. We covered that amazing piece (and it sold for just shy of 3,000,000 USD). Most, however, were produced as ebauches by manufacturers such as Valjoux or Venus around the middle of the 20th century.  In this article, we delve into the workings of these vintage movements but also take the opportunity to illustrate two of its less complicated, but more affordable cousins. Wed also give our take on how these movements compare to some of the split-seconds movements out there today – and their collectability.  Understanding The Traditional Split-Seconds Mechanism A movement by Venus is perhaps the most common split-second mechanism produced, showcasing the two distinctive prongs on either side of the center wheel in the movement – these are the jaws of a clamp, which well talk about in a moment. Venus movements were bought and cased by brands such as Breitling or Record Watch Co., mostly in the 40s and 50s, as production of these movements stopped soon after. Referenz : Breitling - 783 Kategorie : Armbanduhr Zeitraum : 1950er Gehäusematerial : Roségold Gehäuseform : Rund Ziffernblattfarbe : Rosa Referenz-Details : 783 Komplikationen : Chronometer BREITLING. A FINE AND RARE 18K PINK GOLD SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH Beschreibung : Lot Description.BREITLING. A FINE AND RARE 18K PINK GOLD SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH.SIGNED BREITLING, DUOGRAPH, REF. 783, CIRCA 1950.Nickel-finished lever movement, mono-metallic balance, pink dial, applied Arabic numerals, two subsidiary dials indicating constant seconds and 45 minute register, outer calibrated tachymeter scale, circular case, fancy triangular-shaped downturned lugs, two rectangular chronograph buttons in the band, split-seconds chronograph operated through the crown, snap on back, case, dial and movement signed. 36mm diam. Property of a Distinguished European Collection Listing and template services provided by inkFrog

BREITLING B15508 Duograph World Cup of Aerobatics Limited Edition automatik GMT. Zustand: Gebraucht. Versand mit DHL Paket bis 2 kg.