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FS: 1956 Gilt Breitling Navitimer dial

This is considered a transitional Breitling Navitimer dial that was used in 1956 after Breitling discontinued the Valjoux 72 movement in its Navitimers and began using the Venus 178. I believe that there were three transitional dials in 1956. One like this one, one where the B was gold and embossed and one that was like this dial, but had the AOPA insignia beneath the Breitling Geneve. All three used gilt writing. Breitling discontinued using the B in 1957. The pictures fairly describe the dial. One of the dial feet is missing and would need to have another re-soldered on or left just the way it is. It has no bearing on the function of the watch. $1500 net. $25 for USPS Registered First Class mail to the US or to international destinations. Full refund less shipping if you are unsatisfied.

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