Navitimer

[S6 Devil]

I have found 1989 Breitling OLD NAVITIMER 1989 MINT with box and papers. It is on a leather strap.

Can anyone tell me what sort of price I should be looking at? The seller is asking Euro 2500...reasonable?

Edited by S6 Devil on Sunday 11th September 20:08

[S6 Devil]

How safe are the sellers on chrono24?

[Stefan DS3R]

No experience of buying from Chrono24, but price wise, may be a little on the high side but not extortionate.

Stef

[Riff Raff]

Stefan DS3R said:

No experience of buying from Chrono24, but price wise, may be a little on the high side but not extortionate.

Stef

I'd have thought that that was a little on the high side. I've just paid £2,200 for a 2006 Cosmonaute, and I think maybe I paid too much for it.

The value will be affected by condition - mint to me means nothing - and whether or not it's had a recent service, which would set you back about £400 I think if Breitling did it. I'd also pay a bit more for a leather strap with a deployant rather than just a pin buckle. FWIW the Old Navitimers are my favourites. There was a time when you couldn't give them away though.

[S6 Devil]

Thanks. My thinking was that the prices are a little high. The 2500 Euro one hasn't had a service to the sellers knowledge and doesn't have the deployment clasp. I think I'll keep looking...it's half the fun anyway. Cheers! Mike

[Stefan DS3R]

Prices seem to be climbing for good used examples, the majority of 'standard' size Navi's seem to be fetching around the £2,000 - £2,500 mark for complete items.

Stef

[S6 Devil]

Just received this from Germany. It is in Mint condition with box and papers. 1992 Old Navitimer B13019. Really pleased. Just waiting for the black leather deployment strap.

[Stefan DS3R]

Very nice, it will look brilliant on a genuine claf strap, I prefer my black dial Navitimer Olympus on a black calf instead of the bracelet.



Stef