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Old 2 April 2019, 11:01 AM   #11
watchmavan
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Originally Posted by spoilsofwar01 View Post
I'm not a fan of Breitling as I'm of the understanding that its uses modified ETA movements, cosmetically to me they also look odd, if they went back to basics and started making their own movements then id show an interest.


So you'd only be interested in Rolex post 2004 then.


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