How Do You Spot A Fake Breitling Navitimer?
Breitling Navitimer is a brand of luxury watches founded by Leon Breitling in 1884 in a small workshop in the hills of Switzerland. In 1915, Gaston Breitling, his son, having taken over the company after his father passed away, created the watch that the Breitling company would become famous for: the chronograph watch, which he provided to pilots to use as a wrist instrument. Nowadays, Breitling continues to assemble chronometers on its watches with excessive attention to detail and the highest of standards. Unfortunately this means it is often copied by imitators, producing high- and low-grade fakes. Examine the second hand under a loupe. An authentic Breitling Navitimer second hand will display a perfect Breitling anchor and detailed wings on the end of it. A fake will have an imperfect anchor, carved with less crisp lines and an embossed wings logo that is blurry and smeared. Examine the logo on the dial. A fake Breitling Navitimer will have a logo applied on the dial that is obviou
