Navitimer World
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| Brand : | Breitling |
| Collection : | Navitimer |
| Model : | Navitimer World |
| Complement : | Steel - Barenia Leather Strap |
| On sale : | 2004 |
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Brand : Breitling Collection : Navitimer Model : Navitimer World Complement : Steel - Barenia Leather Strap On sale : 2004 List Price : 5 430 € Diameter : 46 mm Styles : Sporty Types : Self-winding Calibre distinction : COSC certified Chronometer Complication : 30-Minute Counter Second Time Zone (GMT) Chronograph Circular Slide Rule 12-Hour Counter Small Seconds Case material : Steel Case peculiarity : Bidirectional turning bezel Screwed-down caseback Shape : Round Water-resistance : 30 meters Dial color : Black White Display : Luminescent hands Second time hand running on 24 h Indexes : Baton-type Luminescent Markers Glass : Domed Sapphire Antireflective coating Strap material : Leather Barenia Strap color : Black Strap clasp : Folding buckle + More characteristics : Chronographe au 1/4 de seconde
Mouvement
25 rubis
Fréquence:
28 800 alternances / heure
Réserve de marche : 42 heures
DESCRIPTION
- HOURS OF THE WORLD
Launched in 1952, the NAVITIMER by BREITLING has become a cult object. It has found its way through time intact, conceding nothing of its form or spirit. In uninterrupted production for over fifty years, is it now the oldest chronograph made anywhere in the world.
The new NAVITIMER WORLD adds an original dimension to this line of emblematic instruments. First of all, it is the largest NAVITIMER ever designed by BREITLING. By way of comparison, it is 10% bigger than the original NAVITIMER, while nonetheless ensuring excellent comfort on the wrist. However, the truly distinctive feature of the NAVITIMER WORLD lies in its second timezone display. Thanks to chronometer-certified Caliber 24, a highly readable dedicated hand indicates the time somewhere else around the globe, in the 24-hour mode. The caseback is engraved with the timezones of the world’s great cities. Like all NAVITIMER models, the WORLD version is equipped with the inevitable circular slide rule for which this legendary chronograph is universally known.
- HOURS OF THE WORLD
Launched in 1952, the NAVITIMER by BREITLING has become a cult object. It has found its way through time intact, conceding nothing of its form or spirit. In uninterrupted production for over fifty years, is it now the oldest chronograph made anywhere in the world.
The new NAVITIMER WORLD adds an original dimension to this line of emblematic instruments. First of all, it is the largest NAVITIMER ever designed by BREITLING. By way of comparison, it is 10% bigger than the original NAVITIMER, while nonetheless ensuring excellent comfort on the wrist. However, the truly distinctive feature of the NAVITIMER WORLD lies in its second timezone display. Thanks to chronometer-certified Caliber 24, a highly readable dedicated hand indicates the time somewhere else around the globe, in the 24-hour mode. The caseback is engraved with the timezones of the world’s great cities. Like all NAVITIMER models, the WORLD version is equipped with the inevitable circular slide rule for which this legendary chronograph is universally known.
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Brand : Breitling Collection : Navitimer Model : Navitimer World Complement : Steel - Barenia Leather Strap On sale : 2004 List Price : 5 430 € Diameter : 46 mm Styles : Sporty Types : Self-winding Calibre distinction : COSC certified Chronometer Complication : 30-Minute Counter Second Time Zone (GMT) Chronograph Circular Slide Rule 12-Hour Counter Small Seconds Case material : Steel Case peculiarity : Bidirectional turning bezel Screwed-down caseback Shape : Round Water-resistance : 30 meters Dial color : Black White Display : Luminescent hands Second time hand running on 24 h Indexes : Baton-type Luminescent Markers Glass : Domed Sapphire Antireflective coating Strap material : Leather Barenia Strap color : Black Strap clasp : Folding buckle More characteristics : Chronographe au 1/4 de seconde
Mouvement
25 rubis
Fréquence:
28 800 alternances / heure
Réserve de marche : 42 heures