Originally posted by Redleader
I'm entitled to my opinion just as much as you are yours.
Oh yes indeed without a doubt. However, one must remember, being entitled to an opinion does not necessarily make that opinion right, but I'll certainly respect your right to have one anyway.
Clearly you are a fan of Co-pilot modules
Now I think this is where
you might be confused as you have this co-pilot thingy mixed up the UTC module. The Co-pilot is it is a completely different thing.
I apologise if you think my comments might in some way impact on your sale:
https://www.watchuseek.com/showthr...55#post2665555
Mmmm nope. No apology necessary. I certainly didn't mention it as it never crossed my mind.:-s
I think you might be getting me mixed up with Lenin unless of course you are getting confused with the callsign "Red 1" which is not an appointment I have ever held - unfortunately. And before you ask - No, I was not involved with the attack on the "Death Star" either.
Mixed up? Confused? :think: Mmmmmm, again nope. I think you are now being flippant sir as, Lenin's been dead since 1924, and the attack on the Death Star was a fictional event and anyway, Commander Dreis was killed when he was shot down by Darth Vader. So that only leaves one and, seeing as you are aware of the callsign, I would say we are both well aware as to whom I was referring.
Just out of interest. You said that there were much neater (and cheaper) ways of incorporating a second time zone or chrono into the actual watch. So how do you do that in, for example, a Chrono Avenger, Old Navitimer, Blackbird or B01 when the movement, unlike a Navitimer World, does not have that facility? Surely that is what the UTC module was designed for? It's possible the Breitling that you own may not have that facility?