Breguet Type XX Roll Call?
Let's start a roll call of the Type XX. It doesn't matter you post the one(s) you have or your dream about.
Let's just share what those you like.
Here is the only one I have. Type XX Platinum, salmon Dial, LE of 90 pieces from 2004.
the 2nd photo....nothing else than excellence...
everyone talks about salmons these days....PPs, ALS, new APs....they may be salmons....but this one is the king....an amazing watch.
thanks for exposing it here....I thought the Type XX with the blue dial is the epitome...again, till I say that one.
a keeeppeeerrrr....
thanks for exposing it here....I thought the Type XX with the blue dial is the epitome...again, till I say that one.
a keeeppeeerrrr....
This platinum version is not often seen, even in pictures. Here is the official ad about it.
Thiis is a great topic !!! Breguet type20 is my passion , this is what i collect. of course you can check my IG pictures with some nice breguet @toiche! Tks amanico for proposing this topic [nt]
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Bought several years ago. Lovely condition. All the tritium matches and is aging beautifully. A great watch.
Here are a few 😉
Aeronavale 3800BA from 1996:
Aeronavale 3800BR from 1997:
Aeronavale 3800PT from 1996:
Aeronavale 3800PT next to 3800ST from 1998:
Aeronavale 3807:
Aeronavale 3803:
And for some diversity the Transatlantique Reveil 3860 from 1999:
Aeronavale 3800BR from 1997:
Aeronavale 3800PT from 1996:
Aeronavale 3800PT next to 3800ST from 1998:
Aeronavale 3807:
Aeronavale 3803:
And for some diversity the Transatlantique Reveil 3860 from 1999:
Cheers
Henrik
We need Jocke to photograph the oh-so-difficult-to-capture-the-detail-of these dials. I'm thinking particularly of the surface recesses (and not just the sub-dials). [nt]
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How true! It is a watch which is very challenging to take in picture. The super domed glass doesn't help, and we have reflections everywhere. [nt]
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I had one, and I made the poor decision to let it go a few years ago.
Now I’m trying to figure which one to correct my mistake with. This thread may help me with that considerably.
