ivanclai
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XXI chrono movement
thanks for the explanation, really helps. The chrono in this watch is unique, I haven't seen any other brand using it. Probably not as fool proof! Anybody knows of anther brand / model using this kind of chrono movement. Probably the chrono in the XX is more solid.
Regards
Ivan
Breguet XXI chrono problem
Hi Breguet Fans I got a Breguet XXI on bracelet recently, it is an awesome watch, stunning beauty. However, only after wearing it for a while, the chrono minute counting hand (the big one resting at 12 o'clock position when reset) moves by itself one clic...
it's a particularity of the movement
It is not normal by any means, but the fault you're describing is a potential problem with the continuous minutes counter design in the Cal. 582 variants. This caliber employs a friction clutch for the minutes counter with two pincer jaws that hold the wh...
XXI chrono movement
thanks for the explanation, really helps. The chrono in this watch is unique, I haven't seen any other brand using it. Probably not as fool proof! Anybody knows of anther brand / model using this kind of chrono movement. Probably the chrono in the XX is m...
it's basically the same movement as in the Type XX
Hi Ivan, The design is quite unique, and the only other movements I can think of using the same solutions are just different versions of the same movement. The Omega 1040 and Ebel 137 are earlier versions and both of those movements as well as the Type XX...
Type XX and XXI
John Thanks a lot for the superb explanation. Hope it comes back from service soon. Is Type XX also using the fly back or just normal chrono? Ivan
got it fixed, a simple job
Got my Breguet XXI back a few weeks ago, they said it is a minor issue. it has been running for more than a month now without any problem. Just want to share it with you guys. I only have a 6.5" wrist, does the watch seem big on it? It sits on my wrist qu...
Size ...
Hi Ivan, Thanks for reporting back. Pleased to hear things were fixed fairly quickly with the chrono hand. Regarding size, my rule of thumb is that a watch is fine provided there is no overhang of lugs. The amount of overhang is affected not only by the w...