Jasonb
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Funny...
Imagine my surprise at looking at the second image of the back of the Type XX 3807 and realizing it was mine. 
Speak about Type XX, actually how many versions are there?
Greetings to all, I am still new to Breguets....and like to know more about Type XX....what is the movement and what is the variations of models available? It seems the Type XXI is just bigger...any other difference? Thank you very much. Regards
not including "vintage"...
Hi Jacky, Breguet re-introduced the Type XX with the Aeronavale Ref. 3800 in or around 1994 with the Cal. 582 movement. All Aeronavale chronos have flyback chronograph functions with the minute counter at 3 o'clock and NO date display. The basic version i...
Wow, perfect summary!
If I may add to your complete presentation, here are the 2 LE Type XX: 1/ Areonavale in SS: Don't know who to credit for this last pic, even if I think that 's a Dealer in USA...So thank to him! 2/ Transatlantique in Platinum: Another precision, only the ...
Thank you buddy...
Nice shots and it is a lot more interesting, as usual, to have a transparent back. Have not seen one of those. Most are solid back. The blue dial in the first photo look very good...which edition is that? Regards
Thanks John....
Very elaborate summary there, thanks! Just a little bit more, what is the base movement of that Cal 582? Thanks. Regards
Compact and detail ,nice summary,John.
Hi there, Have the XX and XXl,elaborated and summarised perfectly. Next will be looking for(if any) type XXl in LE.LOLOL..... Thanks. regards, BHK9
Breguet caliber
It´s a Lemania. In fact, both Ebel and Breguet share almost the same caliber in their lines. However, the former doesn`t have the flyback function. And both are produced in different plants. Looking at my Ebel Type E, i can state that the finish level is ...