Breitling Navitimer
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Stainless Steel, black calf leather strap with tang buckle, bidirectional rotating bezel, black dial, automatic Chronometer (Caliber 13), 12-hour chronograph, day / date, Ref. A13314, warranty dated January 2021, 43mm, Like New in Box with Papers
$3,340 our price, Wire Price $3,150Our ID BRT3354 : Ask A Question : Add To Cart -
Stainless Steel, brown alligator strap with deployant clasp, bidirectional slide rule bezel, black dial, automatic Chronometer (Cal. 24 (ETA Valjoux 7754)), 12-hour chronograph, date, dual time zone hand, cambered sapphire crystal, Ref. A2432212/B726, warranty dated October 2013, 46mm, recently serviced (December 2024), Like New in Box with Papers + BW Warranty$5,295 our price, Wire Price $4,995Our ID BRT3329 : Ask A Question : Add To Cart -
Stainless Steel, Navitimer bracelet with flip-lock clasp, bidirectional slide rule bezel, silver / black 'Panda' dial, automatic Chronometer (Cal. 13 (base ETA Valjoux 7750)), 12-hour chronograph, date, Ref. A1332412/G796, warranty dated January 2016, 41mm, Mint in Box with Papers
$5,295 our price, Wire Price $4,995Our ID BRT3350 : Ask A Question : Add To Cart -
18k yellow gold, brown crocodile strap with deployant clasp, slide rule, bidirectional rotating bezel, blue / silver dial, manual wind (Cal. 12 (base Lemania 1877)), 12-hour chronograph, hour hand rotates once per day, limited edition, Ref. K1202012I, 41.5mm, Like New (no box) with Papers
$8,995 our price, Wire OnlyOur ID BRT3311 : Ask A Question : Add To Cart
Breitling Navitimer Watches
The Breitling Navitimer is the world's oldest continuously produced chronograph and has been a symbol of the Breitling brand since 1952. In the 1940s, Breitling added a circular slide rule to the bezel of their chronograph, making it invaluable to pilots and aviation enthusiasts, and creating their first Navitimer design. During the 1950s and 1960s, the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association began to offer the design with their own logo on the dial. In 1962, astronaut Scott Carpenter wore a specially made Navitimer with a 24-hour dial during his orbits around the earth; the design was later produced as the Cosmonaute Navitimer. Navitimers are constructed with an in-house chronograph certified by the COSC and feature an aviation slide rule on the bezel. The current Navitimer models -- the 01, World, Cosmonaute, and 1461 -- are available in steel and red gold, dependent upon model.