Breitling Chronomat

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4 Breitling Watches For Sale
Breitling - Chronomat 41 Airborne

Stainless Steel, black textile and red leather strap with deployant clasp, unidirectional rotating bezel, black dial, automatic Chronometer (Cal. B01 (in-house)), 12-hour chronograph, date, screw-down crown and pushers, 70-hour power reserve, special 30th Anniversary Edition, Ref. AB01442J/BD26, 41mm, recent factory service (March 2026), Like New in Box with instructions & COSC + BW Warranty

$4,450 our price

// Wire Price $4,195
Our ID: BRT3450
Breitling - Chronomat 44 Airborne

Stainless Steel, Pilot bracelet with flip-lock clasp, unidirectional rotating bezel, black Roman dial, automatic Chronometer (Cal. B01 (in-house)), 12-hour column-wheel chronograph, instantaneous date, screw-down crown and pushers, 70-hour power reserve, special 30th Anniversary Edition (500 pieces made), Ref. AB01153A/BH26, warranty dated June 2020, 43.5mm, Like New in Box with Papers

$5,085 our price

// Wire Price $4,795
Our ID: BRT3375
Breitling - Chronomat Evolution

Stainless Steel, Pilot bracelet with flip-lock clasp, 1.14 ct. diamond factory bezel, black / silver dial, automatic Chronometer (Cal. 13 (base ETA Valjoux 7750)), 12-hour chronograph, date, small seconds @ 9', screw-down crown and pushers, Ref. A1335653/B719-Diam, warranty dated September 2006, 44mm, Mint in Box with Papers

$5,825 our price

// Wire Price $5,495
Our ID: BRT3444
Breitling - Super Chronomat B01 44

Stainless Steel, black rubber strap with deployant clasp, unidirectional ratcheted rotating bezel with ceramic inserts, black / silver dial, automatic Chronometer (Cal. B01), 12-hour chronograph, date, screw-down crown, display back, anti-reflective sapphire crystal, Ref. AB0136251B1S1, warranty dated April 2021, 44mm, Retail = $10,650, Mint in Box with Papers

$5,490 our price

// Wire Price $5,175
Our ID: BRT3445

Breitling Chronomat Watches

The Breitling Chronomats that were produced and sold between 1941 and 1942 may bear the name of the present-day model, but that is where the recognition ends. The modern rendition of the company's leading model was launched in 1984 in a (obviously successful) attempt to rebirth the mechanical chronograph. The new pilot-friendly Chronomat was meant to be handy in a cockpit, with more prominent pushers and crown, a useful trait for a pilot wearing gloves. The new model also did away with the patented slide rule, replacing it with a rotatable bezel studded with "rider tabs" that could be reversed to represent a countdown timer. The Chronomat is available in hundreds of different combinations, including case metals (only stainless steel, stainless steel mixed with 18 karat gold in various combinations and arrangements, and solely 18 karat gold), dials, and straps and bracelets.

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