Horological Meandering

Hi people.... I bought this watch earlier today without any knowledge about it..... I know is not a vintage but it looks rare to me.. Its a little small to my rist (37mm without the crown) but has an interesting dial.. Cheers!!...  

I like (here goes Amanico's "curse") the lack of date that balances the dial. I know nothing about Breitling and I have no idea about the movement (only a guess that is an ETA + DD). Nice patina. Let's wait for the Breitling experts. Cheers, Nilo

I could not open.... I´m affraid to scratch the case. Thanks!!

I think this one dates around 1999. Looks all original except for the strap. Good catch. I wonder why certain brands develop patina faster than others? ( Breitling and Rolex ). Anyway you are brave to buy a vintage watch "blind", but looks like it worked ... 

Is not the first time I bought from this seller... I trust him... If I have any problem, I could return it. But I will send it to do a "fine tunning".... Thanks!!

Though all the Breitling collectors are still scratching their head why it was called a Navitimer, as it has no rotating calculator bezel ...... The Premier brand was used by Breitling since the early 1940 on the high end colum wheel chronographs, happy t... 

All my doubts are cleared now!!!! Thanks Fred

Congratulations with a nice Breitling Premier! The Premier without date was made in 1997/1998, it was also made with date in 1999. The Premier was based on the 37 mm Navitimer case and used a Kelek cal. 10000/Breitling B40 movement, made especially for Br...  

Nice one you have... Thanks...