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Breguet Type XX Transatlantique 3820ST
Apr 22, 2017,16:21 PM
I'm on a pilot's watch kick these days and have really fallen for the Breguet Type XX - in particular, the Transatlantique 3820ST. I love the Aeronavale as well but felt it wore too small on my wrist. The 3820 is approx. 2mm larger in diameter and has the matte bezel that I prefer. Unfortunately the watch has been discontinued for some time and I won't be able to try before I buy (I just missed one that sold at a local dealer a week ago )
Can anyone here who owns or has owned a 3820 give me some idea how it might wear on a flat 7" wrist? For reference, I typically wear somewhat larger watches (44 and 47mm Panerais, other watches in the 42-44mm range) although I do have an IWC Mark XV at 38mm that I absolutely love so I'm not completely averse to smaller pieces.
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Breguet Type XX Transatlantique 3820ST
By: logan2z : April 22nd, 2017-16:21
I'm on a pilot's watch kick these days and have really fallen for the Breguet Type XX - in particular, the Transatlantique 3820ST. I love the Aeronavale as well but felt it wore too small on my wrist. The 3820 is approx. 2mm larger in diameter and has the...
Hmm...
By: logan2z : April 23rd, 2017-07:25
The Transatlantique seems to be consistently listed online as 39.5 or 40mm and the Aeronavale at 38mm. That led me to believe the Transatlantique was a slightly larger version. Now I'm wondering if perhaps the numbers I've seen for the Transatlantique inc...