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Post War Indulgence -- 1946 Breitling Premier
Seeing the Longines 1946 tribute chronograph posted earlier today prompted me to think of my Breitling Premier, circa 1946. I sometimes imagine a young aviator returning stateside from the War, almost surprised to have survived. Walking the streets on NYC having disembarked from the troop ship, with a pocket full of money ... And gleaming from the window of the corner watch shop, a wonderful new gold Breitling chronograph! It's a silly thought, but why not? I'm a romantic.
The inherent reward of vintage watches -- The stories they could tell....
Post War Indulgence -- 1946 Breitling Premier
Seeing the Longines 1946 tribute chronograph posted earlier today prompted me to think of my Breitling Premier, circa 1946. I sometimes imagine a young aviator returning stateside from the War, almost surprised to have survived. Walking the streets on NYC...
That’s the wonderful thing about vintage watches
It imagining the owners and where the watch has been
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I am not very well informed on vintage Breitling. What does the pusher Excelsior Park reference mean please?
