Breitling – Navitimer Automatic 35
Breitling – Navitimer Automatic 35
4,250.00 €
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In 1952, the company published the very first version of what would become a legend in a few years: the Navitimer. Equipped with a circular slide rule, the wrist instrument, specially designed for pilots and air professionals, accompanied the rise of commercial aviation, equipping airline planes with its on-board chronographs…
Name of the product : Navitimer Automatic 35
Brand : Breitling
Description : Refined and elegant, the Navitimer Automatic 35 combines the historical charm of a true icon with the sophistication of a contemporary timepiece. Available in a wide range of materials, including stainless steel and 18K red gold, the 35mm case features a beaded bezel and a range of elegant silver, blue or bronze dials or a white mother-of-pearl dial set with diamonds. Available with a matching strap, or with a shimmering blue, brown or burgundy alligator leather strap with either a stainless steel pin buckle or a folding clasp, the Navitimer Automatic 35 is powered by Breitling Caliber 17, a COSC-certified chronometer.
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