Men's Wristwatch 'TransOcean'
Breitling
Lot-No. 334
Starting Bid: 1.800 €
Type of Watch: Men's Wristwatch 'TransOcean'. Model: TransOcean Chrono-Matic Chronograph. Date: Approx. 1971. Movement: Automatic, Breitling Caliber 12. Case: Stainless steel, tonneau-shaped. Dial: Blue matt tritium dial, white totalizers, tachymeter scale / pulsometer, marked 'Breitling Geneve TransOcean Chrono-Matic T-Swiss Made-T'. Bracelet: Stainless steel bracelet with folding clasp, adjustable in two sizes, length approx. 18.5 cm. Weight: Approx. 138.4g. Dimensions: Dm. 42mm. Case No.: 1379900. Reference No.: 2119. Movement No.: SX. Condition: Few signs of wear. Description: White Arabic numerals, silver-colored indices and hour counter hands, light blue main hands, central second hand and orange minute counter hands. Chronograph with date window. Movement based on the famous 'Project 99', a secret collaboration between Breitling, Heuer and Hamilton-Buren to develop the world's first automatic chronograph.
Breitling: Men's Wristwatch 'TransOcean'
Breitling
Men's Wristwatch 'TransOcean'
Lot-No. 334
Starting Bid: 1.800 €
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| Model: | TransOcean Chrono-Matic Chronograph |
|---|---|
| Date: | Approx. 1971 |
| Movement: | Automatic, Breitling Caliber 12 |
| Case: | Stainless steel, tonneau-shaped |
| Dial: | Blue matt tritium dial, white totalizers, tachymeter scale / pulsometer, marked 'Breitling Geneve TransOcean Chrono-Matic T-Swiss Made-T' |
| Bracelet: | Stainless steel bracelet with folding clasp, adjustable in two sizes, length approx. 18.5 cm. |
| Weight: | Approx. 138.4g. |
| Size: | Dm. 42mm |
| Case number: | 1379900 |
| Reference number: | 2119 |
| Movement number: | SX |
| Condition: | Few signs of wear |
| Description: | White Arabic numerals, silver-colored indices and hour counter hands, light blue main hands, central second hand and orange minute counter hands. Chronograph with date window. Movement based on the famous 'Project 99', a secret collaboration between Breitling, Heuer and Hamilton-Buren to develop the world's first automatic chronograph. |
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