Breitling Military Chronograph Valjoux 5 By Wakmann Running And Extra Fine Cond. on 2040-parts.com
Spokane, Washington, United States
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AN5742-1 Marked fully on the back Military property. Has all the other markings too. Inside of back cover marked Breitling watch co. Right above the hour and minute hand post in black is Breitling also swiss.
The Valjoux 5 movement is very clean and running well with bright steel work. Chronograph functions properly and the watch keeps good time. The case is in extra fine condition with some wear on the back commensurate with age. New crystal Excellent overall with a great dial and hands. |
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