You simply dont become official supplier to world aviation by chance.
A specialist of technical watches, Breitling has played a crucial role in the development of the wrist chronograph and is a leader in this complication. The firm has shared all the finest moments in the conquest of the skies thanks to its sturdy, reliable and high-performance instruments. One of the world's only major watch brands to equip all its models with chronometer-certified movements, the ultimate token of precision, Breitling is also one of the rare companies to produce its own mechanical chronograph movements, entirely developed and manufactured in its own workshops.
Breitling watches producing instruments for professionals since 1884. This family business is also one of the last remaining independent Swiss watch brands.
GuysHave you subject your watches to conditions of mechanical stress before and noticed any variation in their performance?My watches have accompanied me on my morning runs and while the AT and GMT have not been affected by the constant pounding on tarmac I discovered last spring that the Speedy Pro would gain 5 to 8 seconds per run. Alarmed at this though I suspected that the old Lemania-based mo........
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Some quick and hairy wristshots of my new (to me) Sinn 356 Flieger II
Though it says Flieger on the dial, it's just too purdy to be a pil/mil watch! ........
Too big for my wrist?
I've been debating whether this is too big for me. I love both the dial and case, but I've been considering selling it because of its size and getting something a tad smaller. Opinions please?2012-06-09 16.05.31.jpg2012-06-09 16.04.27.jpg2012-06-09 16.04.16.jpg........
