Breitling 817

For the Italian Helicopter Pilots. NB: The non matching hands are correct. In fact, matching hands would not be correct. Best, Nicolas

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- Breitling Italian Military Chronograph 817 CP-1 for the "Esercito Italiano" (ca. 1975) - Breitling Navitimer "AOPA" ref. 806 (ca. 1962/1963) - Breitling Co-pilot Yachting ref. 7660 (ca. 1969) on the original Breitling bracelet - Breitling Superocean ref

The frame reproduces a design from Ervin Piquerez SA from 1968 that was used by more than half-a-dozen brands such as Breguet, Bucherer, Heuer, Lemania, Rodania, Sinn, Breitling, and Wakmann. The M3440 is in most of its aspects a faithful reproduction of

Pic Source: Bonhams Pic Source: Watchworks Haarlem S

Two cousins, spotted at a Parisian GTG. There is a certain air de famille, don't you think? Best, Nicolas

.... were all manufactured in 1975 and issued to the Italian army. The "E.I." on the case-back stands for "Esercito Italiano". Only 500 pieces were issued and they are all individually numbered. This one is one of the "Folgore fourty", i.e. issued to the

From the 70's. A superb military Chronograph, a dream! Best, Nicolas

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We often see our P15 opus. Let's not forget the original. That's one I would really love to have, because it would be a great pair with our P15, and of course, because it would be a dream to get it along with the Heuer Bund and the Breitling 817. Best, Ni