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The ref. 1806 Navitimer shares its case with the 1808 Chronomat; it is among the first Breitlings to feature the 'geared' bezel. The present example, made in the 1970's for the Iraqi Airforce, is powered by caliber 12.
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The ref. 1806 was Breitling's first Navitimer to feature an automatic movement. This movement -caliber 11 for the earliest versions, later ones featuring caliber 12- is housed in a massive 49mm stainless steel case.
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The 'Big Case' Chronomat was introduced in 1968-1969 as part of Breitling's earliest offerings with the newly conceived Chronomatic caliber. The first ones were fitted with caliber 11; these were shortly thereafter discontinued in favor of caliber 12. Together with the 818 it is among the first Breitling models to feature the geared bezel.
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The ref. 2116 Chrono-Matic has a yellow gold case of 38mm; as suggested by its name, it is powered by the Chronomatic movement developed by Heuer, Buren, Dubois-Depraz en Breitling. Early versions might be powered by caliber 11; most feature the more common caliber 12.
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The Superocean H챕ritage Chronographe combines an unusual appearance with excellent performances. Its powerful 46 or 44 mm-diameter steel case that is water-resistant to 200 meters (660 ft) houses a selfwinding movement officially chronometer-certified. Devotees of style, sturdiness and comfort will appreciate the choice of wristbands ? the Ocean Classic steel mesh bracelet loyal to the initial bracelet, or the rubber strap matching the bezel. The 44 mm version with counters at 9 and 3 o?clock is also available with a bezel enhanced by an 18-carat red gold ring.
REF. A2337036.G753.743P
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The Breitling Navitimer 806-36 first appeared around 1970. Instead of the Venus 178 commonly found on the 806, it is powered by the Valjoux 7736 - a cam-operated chronograph movement said to have been used because of shortage of supply of the Venus movement. As such it was produced in relatively small numbers. Most, if not all, examples encountered feature the larger size subdials. It was available up to the end of the original Breitling company in 1978-1979.
The pictured watch has undergone a full service at Breitling and lost its original dial in the process; please send us your pics if you own an original version!
Read more The pictured watch has undergone a full service at Breitling and lost its original dial in the process; please send us your pics if you own an original version!
Transocean The Transocean reinterprets the pure design of the classic 1950s and 60s in a resolutely contemporary style. The slender, understated fuselage carries onboard a high-performance “engine” in the shape of Caliber 01, entirely developed and produced in the Breitling workshops. The dial is a model of clarity and readability featuring refined details such as applied hour-markers, finely recessed and snailed counters, as well as an 18K gold version of the B initial that served for many years as the brand symbol. REF. A1036012.BA91.154A
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Transocean
The Transocean reinterprets the pure design of the classic 1950s and 60s in a resolutely contemporary style. The slender, understated fuselage carries onboard a high-performance “engine” in the shape of Caliber 01, entirely developed and produced in the Breitling workshops. The dial is a model of clarity and readability featuring refined details such as applied hour-markers, finely recessed and snailed counters, as well as an 18K gold version of the B initial that served for many years as the brand symbol.
REF. A1036012.BA91.435X
Read more The Transocean reinterprets the pure design of the classic 1950s and 60s in a resolutely contemporary style. The slender, understated fuselage carries onboard a high-performance “engine” in the shape of Caliber 01, entirely developed and produced in the Breitling workshops. The dial is a model of clarity and readability featuring refined details such as applied hour-markers, finely recessed and snailed counters, as well as an 18K gold version of the B initial that served for many years as the brand symbol.
REF. A1036012.BA91.435X
Transocean
The Transocean reinterprets the pure design of the classic 1950s and 60s in a resolutely contemporary style. The slender, understated fuselage carries onboard a high-performance “engine” in the shape of Caliber 01, entirely developed and produced in the Breitling workshops. The dial is a model of clarity and readability featuring refined details such as applied hour-markers, finely recessed and snailed counters, as well as an 18K gold version of the B initial that served for many years as the brand symbol.
REF. A1036012.BA91.743P
Read more The Transocean reinterprets the pure design of the classic 1950s and 60s in a resolutely contemporary style. The slender, understated fuselage carries onboard a high-performance “engine” in the shape of Caliber 01, entirely developed and produced in the Breitling workshops. The dial is a model of clarity and readability featuring refined details such as applied hour-markers, finely recessed and snailed counters, as well as an 18K gold version of the B initial that served for many years as the brand symbol.
REF. A1036012.BA91.743P
Transocean The Transocean reinterprets the pure design of the classic 1950s and 60s in a resolutely contemporary style. The slender, understated fuselage carries onboard a high-performance “engine” in the shape of Caliber 01, entirely developed and produced in the Breitling workshops. The dial is a model of clarity and readability featuring refined details such as applied hour-markers, finely recessed and snailed counters, as well as an 18K gold version of the B initial that served for many years as the brand symbol. REF. A1036012.G721.154A
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Transocean
The Transocean reinterprets the pure design of the classic 1950s and 60s in a resolutely contemporary style. The slender, understated fuselage carries onboard a high-performance “engine” in the shape of Caliber 01, entirely developed and produced in the Breitling workshops. The dial is a model of clarity and readability featuring refined details such as applied hour-markers, finely recessed and snailed counters, as well as an 18K gold version of the B initial that served for many years as the brand symbol.
REF. A1036012.G721.433X
Read more The Transocean reinterprets the pure design of the classic 1950s and 60s in a resolutely contemporary style. The slender, understated fuselage carries onboard a high-performance “engine” in the shape of Caliber 01, entirely developed and produced in the Breitling workshops. The dial is a model of clarity and readability featuring refined details such as applied hour-markers, finely recessed and snailed counters, as well as an 18K gold version of the B initial that served for many years as the brand symbol.
REF. A1036012.G721.433X
Transocean
The Transocean reinterprets the pure design of the classic 1950s and 60s in a resolutely contemporary style. The slender, understated fuselage carries onboard a high-performance “engine” in the shape of Caliber 01, entirely developed and produced in the Breitling workshops. The dial is a model of clarity and readability featuring refined details such as applied hour-markers, finely recessed and snailed counters, as well as an 18K gold version of the B initial that served for many years as the brand symbol.
REF. A1036012.G721.737P
Read more The Transocean reinterprets the pure design of the classic 1950s and 60s in a resolutely contemporary style. The slender, understated fuselage carries onboard a high-performance “engine” in the shape of Caliber 01, entirely developed and produced in the Breitling workshops. The dial is a model of clarity and readability featuring refined details such as applied hour-markers, finely recessed and snailed counters, as well as an 18K gold version of the B initial that served for many years as the brand symbol.
REF. A1036012.G721.737P
