Breitling question

[timepiece4u]

Hello, apologies in advance for a not a Rolex related question. I’m being told that the right bottom
Chrono button is non functional and serves no purpose. Can anyone verify this.

TIA


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[214270Explorer]

What you have there is an AB015412 Breitling Limited Edition 43mm "Hunter Caseback" (flip-open rear cover, akin to a pocket watch) from around 2014. (There should be a number XXXX of XXXX on the left case side.) It was a "Boutique sale only" reference. It came with a special mini-link bracelet of extreme flexibility and fascinating design. Hope the bracelet is there for this item; you photo does not show it.

The upper pusher 'should' start/stop the Chronograph. The bottom one 'should' be the hands' 'reset' feature. At least, that is typical Chronograph convention, although I do not know the specifics of this reference. I have never heard of a Chronograph where one of the pushers is non-functional. [If there was no NEED for a pusher, they would not have gone to the expense of adding it.]

The dial seems to be designed(?) to appeared patina'd?

Here is a video of the watch (NO pusher operation is shown):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRRNqsSagWs

Hope this helps!

[timepiece4u]

Thank you for the information!