Breitling introduced the Navitimer in 1952 as a professional aviation instrument. This chronograph features a circular slide rule, known as a “navigator computer,” which allows pilots to perform essential flight calculations. As the official timepiece of the AOPA, the Navitimer has remained in continuous production since its debut, making it the oldest chronograph in the world and a definitive 20th-century icon. REF. D2332212/G534
Movement Type
Automatic Chronograph
Caliber
Caliber 23Jewels
27
Reserve
42
Frequency
28800
Hands
Small Seconds
Shape
Round
Lug Distance
22.00 mm
Glass
Sapphire
Thickness
14.60 mm
Diameter
41.80 mm
Water Resistance
30.00 m
Dial Color
Silver