miyota movement and breitling b135999 | Miyota movement vs eta miyota movement and breitling b135999 Any research I've done tells me Breitling had used Miyota movements but nothing related to the 0S10 which is a cheap movement (hint). Case back has #'s D123322 01338. If . $69.99
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To the OP: if I liked a watch in every other way, a Miyota or Seiko or Orient movement--no reason to distinguish between the 3 unadjusted Japan movements that I'm . Any research I've done tells me Breitling had used Miyota movements but nothing related to the 0S10 which is a cheap movement (hint). Case back has #'s D123322 01338. If .
Breitling caliber 59 is a 12 jewels quartz chronograph/alarm movement found in Breitling’s Jupiter Pilot model watches. This movement was not made by Breitling in . To the OP: if I liked a watch in every other way, a Miyota or Seiko or Orient movement--no reason to distinguish between the 3 unadjusted Japan movements that I'm aware of, though differences well may exist. Any research I've done tells me Breitling had used Miyota movements but nothing related to the 0S10 which is a cheap movement (hint). Case back has #'s D123322 01338. If I'm correct it should be a Navitimer II with a mechanical movement.
I have an old Breitling Jupiter Pilot from the late 80s/early 90s. It used Miyota's 3S10 quartz movement. The watch crapped out on me, and I'd like to have the movement replaced.Breitling caliber 59 is a 12 jewels quartz chronograph/alarm movement found in Breitling’s Jupiter Pilot model watches. This movement was not made by Breitling in Switzerland, it is actually a caliber 3510 (sometimes written as 3S10) made by Miyota, which is owned by Citizen Watch Co. Ltd. Breitling was using the Citizen 3510/Miyota 3S10 in .
The Miyota 8315 replaced the 821A, as the upscale Miyota 8 Series movement, but the initial production was sold at prices that were close to the Miyota 9 Series calibers. The Miyota 8 Series is very reliable and accurate, but is not as refined as other movements on your list.
Breitling serial numbers are engraved on the outside of the case lid. It’s located at 6 o’clock, just below the reference number. If the watch is fitted with a metal bracelet, the serial and reference numbers can also be found on the inside of the bracelet. A little tip on distinguishing between the two numbers: The reference number is . Breitling now tell me the LCD panel has gone and can't be fixed. Do I just throw it away? I have been Googling like mad for days and know the movement is a Miyota Y652 but, as you probably know, these are no longer available. Does anyone know where to get such a movement? What are the equivalents? It's a direct swap. All you have to do is change the hands and dial from the old movement. It's a Miyota Y652 movement that Breitling used.
I bought a Breitling Bentley Motors Chrono 6mos.ago that was supposed to have a Miyota auto movement. After sitting in my drawer for a month, because I had a problem with the screws falling out of the bracelet which took hours to put back, I noticed the watch was still ticking and keeping the time and date I set originally.
MIYOTA has a range of high-performance movements that offer optimized precision, power saving and freedom of design. We are committed to pursuing new possibilities for the watch. To the OP: if I liked a watch in every other way, a Miyota or Seiko or Orient movement--no reason to distinguish between the 3 unadjusted Japan movements that I'm aware of, though differences well may exist. Any research I've done tells me Breitling had used Miyota movements but nothing related to the 0S10 which is a cheap movement (hint). Case back has #'s D123322 01338. If I'm correct it should be a Navitimer II with a mechanical movement. I have an old Breitling Jupiter Pilot from the late 80s/early 90s. It used Miyota's 3S10 quartz movement. The watch crapped out on me, and I'd like to have the movement replaced.
Breitling caliber 59 is a 12 jewels quartz chronograph/alarm movement found in Breitling’s Jupiter Pilot model watches. This movement was not made by Breitling in Switzerland, it is actually a caliber 3510 (sometimes written as 3S10) made by Miyota, which is owned by Citizen Watch Co. Ltd. Breitling was using the Citizen 3510/Miyota 3S10 in .
The Miyota 8315 replaced the 821A, as the upscale Miyota 8 Series movement, but the initial production was sold at prices that were close to the Miyota 9 Series calibers. The Miyota 8 Series is very reliable and accurate, but is not as refined as other movements on your list. Breitling serial numbers are engraved on the outside of the case lid. It’s located at 6 o’clock, just below the reference number. If the watch is fitted with a metal bracelet, the serial and reference numbers can also be found on the inside of the bracelet. A little tip on distinguishing between the two numbers: The reference number is . Breitling now tell me the LCD panel has gone and can't be fixed. Do I just throw it away? I have been Googling like mad for days and know the movement is a Miyota Y652 but, as you probably know, these are no longer available. Does anyone know where to get such a movement? What are the equivalents?
It's a direct swap. All you have to do is change the hands and dial from the old movement. It's a Miyota Y652 movement that Breitling used.
I bought a Breitling Bentley Motors Chrono 6mos.ago that was supposed to have a Miyota auto movement. After sitting in my drawer for a month, because I had a problem with the screws falling out of the bracelet which took hours to put back, I noticed the watch was still ticking and keeping the time and date I set originally.
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