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Navitimer Black Arabic / Calf

REFERENCEA2332212/B637

The details behind the design.

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Movement
Automatic
Calibre
B23
Introduced
2003
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About this watch.

In launching the Navitimer in 1952, Breitling gave pilots a genuine wrist instrument. Ingenious and efficient, this chronograph is endowed with a built-in “navigator computer”, a circular slide rule capable of performing all calculations a flight plan requires. The Navitimer thus became the official watch of the AOPA (Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association), the world’s largest grouping of pilots. In its fifty years of existence, the Navitimer has achieved cult object status, thereby joining the select circle of modern, ultra-functional and timeless objects that have made their mark on the 20th century. Since the famous “806” model in 1952, the Navitimer has found its way through the years unchanged in either form and spirit. Continuously produced throughout this period, it is now the world’s oldest chronograph., , REF. A2332212/B637

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THE DETAILS

Specifications.

Brand
Breitling
Collection
Navitimer
Reference
A2332212/B637
Introduced
2003
Limited edition
No
Crystal
Sapphire
Case back
Closed
Case shape
Round
Dial colour
Black
Frequency
28800 bph
Indexes
Arabic Numerals
Movement
Automatic
Power reserve
42 h
Calibre
B23

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