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Amanico initiates a captivating 'roll call' for the Breguet Type XX, inviting collectors to share their cherished pieces or aspirational models. This thread highlights the enduring appeal and diverse variations of the Type XX, a model celebrated for its rich history and distinctive design. The original post features Amanico's rare platinum Type XX with a salmon dial, a limited edition of 90 pieces from 2004, setting a high standard for the community's contributions.
everyone talks about salmons these days....PPs, ALS, new APs....they may be salmons....but this one is the king....an amazing watch. thanks for exposing it here....I thought the Type XX with the blue dial is the epitome...again, till I say that one. a keeeppeeerrrr....
Aeronavale 3800BA from 1996: Aeronavale 3800BR from 1997: Aeronavale 3800PT from 1996: Aeronavale 3800PT next to 3800ST from 1998: Aeronavale 3807: Aeronavale 3803: And for some diversity the Transatlantique Reveil 3860 from 1999: Cheers Henrik
Now I’m trying to figure which one to correct my mistake with. This thread may help me with that considerably.
From our dear HS 111.
I've been a huge fan of Breguet since the beginning of my passion for collecting. Along with JLC, VC, and Patek, Breguet has been amongst the most respected brands for me. With that in mind, the Type XX had become a must have for me due to it's history and pedigree. Maybe it was a sign of things to come for me later in life as my wife is French 😁. I like to joke with her that I fell in love with Breguet and the type XX before I even knew her 🤣😂. That did not go very well for me 🤦♂️ I have had 4
Your PT model with the salmon dial is HOT, oh la la. One of the members here sold his last year or the year before and I should have jumped on it at the time but it was not a full set I believe. If I do see another good example, I might take the leap 😉
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