With the 1952 launch of the Navitimer, Breitling provided pilots with a dedicated wrist instrument. This efficient chronograph includes a circular slide rule, or 'navigator computer,' capable of performing essential flight plan calculations. As the official watch of the AOPA, the Navitimer has achieved iconic status as a timeless, highly functional 20th-century object. Since the original '806' model, the Navitimer has remained unchanged in spirit and form, standing today as the world's oldest continuously produced chronograph. REF. K2332212/B634
Movement Type
Automatic Chronograph
Caliber
Caliber 23Jewels
27
Reserve
42
Frequency
28800
Hands
Small Seconds
Shape
Round
Lug Distance
22.00 mm
Material
Yellow Gold
Glass
Dial Color
Black
Sapphire
Thickness
14.60 mm
Diameter
41.80 mm
Water Resistance
30.00 m