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Finally, an Aeronavale in my collection
It’s been a long time since I posted here, but for the first time in while I have something to post.
The Breguet 3800 Aeronavale is still my favorite of all the modern-era Type XX watches. Finally, one came my way, a recently serviced (slightly) pre-Swatch model. The bracelet was too short, but I succeeded in locating three extra links from a store in France. One was for a Transatlantique (brushed), but I know how to buff steel 
That said, I think I like it better on the strap. I couldn’t find a steel deployant, but I’m using an (excellent!) Ebel deployant of the same vintage. Hey! Ebel and Breguet were sister companies in those days. 
—Rick
Vintage
Discover the Breguet Type XX 3800 ST from 1998, a neo-vintage icon with tritium patina. Explore its no-date appeal and collector insights.
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Collection
Explore the Breguet Type XX Aeronavale 40mm steel limited edition. Collectors discuss its design, unique bezel, and appeal as a modern pilot s chronograph.
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Collection
Explore two special Breguet Type XX chronographs: the platinum salmon dial Transatlantique and the steel blue Aeronavale. Collectors discuss their unique features and anticipate Breguet's next release.
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Finally, an Aeronavale in my collection
It’s been a long time since I posted here, but for the first time in while I have something to post. The Breguet 3800 Aeronavale is still my favorite of all the modern-era Type XX watches. Finally, one came my way, a recently serviced (slightly) pre-Swatc...
It has been four years. Welcome back.
Nice way to re-introduce yourself. That is an excellent example. The bracelet is a great plus.
