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Breitling
Navitimer B01 Chronograph 46mm Automatic Men's Watch

AB0137211B1A1
46
Black Dial
£7,950
Not Available

About this piece

If you like your wrist partner equal parts iconic and effortlessly sleek, then meet this Breitling Navitimer B01 Chronograph Stainless Steel Men's Watch, or in other words, the newest addition to your luxury watch collection. From the trio of chronograph counters to the statement baton markers and beaded bezel, it's sure to quench your thirst for a vintage-style watch that's a natural high-performer. Crafted in a 46mm stainless steel case with a matching bracelet, it boasts a water resistance of 30m making it robust enough for the cockpit and beyond. And if you have a penchant for airborne adventures, the circular slide rule has got you covered for those essential high-altitude calculations. The only question we have is - are you ready to take to the air in style?
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Editor's Notes

The Breitling Navitimer collection is iconic for good reason. A renowned pilots watch, it first launched in 1952, since then Breitling has really upped the ante; what once was a wrist-mounted navigation computer for pilots of the fifties, is now a really rather handsome collection of watches that you'll want to wear on the daily.

The ultimate timepiece for all you Navitimer aficionados, it blends all the signature features of this emblematic collection and takes them one level higher with the calibre Breitling 01.COSC-certified and boasting a power reserve of 70 hours, say hello to precision timekeeping for all your high-flying endeavours. If one thing's for sure, with this pilot's watch by your side, first-class performance is always on the horizon.