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‘There is simplification & there is obliteration’. Brilliant statement.

@vincent5

4 жыл бұрын

Haha im reading this comment and 2 sec later he says it.

@superbear2970

4 жыл бұрын

Same here

@aruncv1373

4 жыл бұрын

What a statement indeed! Who writes these reviews must be in love with watches.

@mystic48209

3 жыл бұрын

Very accurate statement.

@williamdavidlucas

2 жыл бұрын

@Avonmoremilk are you a troll?

In my opinion, yes. The Navitimer is one of the most unique looking watches. Simplifying its utility and aesthetic raises the argument, why not simply purchase a Daytona or Speedmaster if you want a similarly priced and simpler chronograph? I really hope the old Navitimer stays, until I can buy one at least.

@sebsebseb1905

4 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY!

@itsjustafad

4 жыл бұрын

They won't be getting rid of it. Can you imagine Rolex without the Submariner? Audimars without the Royal Oak?

@FacPhoto

4 жыл бұрын

The original Navitimer is going nowhere. These Navi 8’s have now been rebranded as the Aviator 8 range as they are modelled on the Aviator range from the 50’s and 60’s. A decision made last year..

@Dyonas

4 жыл бұрын

100% my words good sir. The old Navitimer is one of my dream watches and, given the fact the others are watches like the A. Lange & Söhne Tourbograph Perpetual, the navitimer is probably the first dream to come true. I love the look, the functions and the history, all of which are in my opinion lost in the new navitimer. The new model still is a beatuful timepiece but the reason to buy it over another watch is lost.

@lewisjones3345

4 жыл бұрын

Because you cannot just go out and buy a Daytona! And the Daytona is nowhere near the same price range as the Navitimer.

Shouldn't be called a Navitimer.

@ElementsMMA

4 жыл бұрын

Max Power Navinomat would have been better

@thomasmoll8822

4 жыл бұрын

Kyle Rogers - That’s what I was about to add. And I believe they did so rather quickly after having launched the new collection - the confusion was just too big. Surprised that WF’s video title is still „milking” this misstep.

@superseries7007

4 жыл бұрын

Kyle Rogers Still doesn’t work without a tachymetere. 🤦‍♂️ Oh Breitling... You have lost your way. 😢

@superseries7007

4 жыл бұрын

Kyle Rogers Where does the aviator theme show itself in this timepiece?

@TurningGuns

4 жыл бұрын

@@superseries7007 it doesn't!

The new one is fairly handsome, but very like many other chronos. That over-the-top uniqueness is gone. Not for me.

@quintoblanco8746

4 жыл бұрын

At the price point, the numerals look underwhelming to me. I really feel that Breitling has made some odd design choices in the last years.

Unpopular opinion..... The Navitimer is a relic of a time passed. I actually fly airplanes for a living and I need a watch that is clear and easy to read. The dial on the navitimer is just to busy to be useful. The “flight computer” bezel is useless in actual operation. If you want a Chrono the Speedmaster is much more readable and useful option. The simpler Breitling Premier Chronos appeal more to me.

@paikiah77

4 жыл бұрын

Similar thoughts... hence why when went in to the boutique to purchase a navitimer, there was no competition....I bought the premier for bentley :)

@FitFatFern

4 жыл бұрын

Adam R Thanks for the input. As a pilot, what calculations would you find yourself having to make more often than not?

@flatspin7

4 жыл бұрын

Fernando Ramos generally it’s basic arithmetic with some mental math but nothing too complicated. The complex things that used to require a manual flight computer also known as E6B have a lot of use when doing manual flight plans but in the airlines we use much more advanced flight planning computers normally originating from our dispatch center. Weight and Balance and performance has also moved on from paper forms and load sheets to electronic as well. It allows us to do a lot more with performance, load planning and efficiency than we could achieve ever achieve with manual methods.

@udin737

4 жыл бұрын

I would just buy the Navitimer for a collectible piece. Even though modern aeroplanes renders these time pieces obsolete, I find it appealing just because it belongs to an era when slide rule and flight computers are essentials for a pilot. It's a classic. I don't really purchase a watch to be worn all the time. I wear them alternately. The Navitimer is a great watch to be worn in the early evening or late afternoon when you are drinking coffee with your spouse or relaxing beside a swimming pool. If I am flying, will just put my tool watch on. A Casio will suffice. 😁

@Brian-ee1gx

3 жыл бұрын

I find the 43+ mm Navitimers very legible. The 41mm and smaller ones are usually missing the minute hash marks at the 3-6-9 positions.

The Navitimer is the one, must-have Breitling piece for me. Such a stylish and utilitarian piece.

@rohitchowdary27

4 жыл бұрын

It's also a summer linen dress watch

@tiborch

4 жыл бұрын

Agree with you, is speacial classic..must have watch

@weidwingelobjegdiv

4 жыл бұрын

@@rohitchowdary27 let's be honest, you can wear this timepiece to any dress...

The first Breitling I ever saw was worn by a WWII fighter pilot. His name was "Jessie" and he used to hang out at Caldwell Wright Airport in Fairfield, New Jersey back in the late 60s and 1970s. If memory serves correct his name was Jessie McKeon, or something similar. Jessie wore a real WWII Navitimer. As a 17-year-old "line boy" who used to fuel airplanes at "Caldwell Wright" (now "Essex County Airport, KCDW, where JFK, Jr. departed) I often wondered how this WWII pilot was able to wear his WWII bomber jacket with perfectly ironed Khaki tan flight officer pants with spit-shined leather boots every day of the week. I heard he used to fly P-51s during the war. The slide rule function on the watch was designed to be similar to a mini-E6B navigator's circular slide-rule but without all the other bells and whistles. It worked. Pilots were able to use their watches to calculate their ground speed, time to the next checkpoint, and other functions the E-6B computer could do. Besides his reputation, the thing I admired most was his WWII vintage Navitimer.

@silverghost4206

4 жыл бұрын

Tony blundetto an the asian have fought over the correct pro- nounciation of north caldwell... An opening in 3 daysszzz partner... An watching tony do you all the work.. Painting an shit.. An the fish tank goes everywhere.. Its north caldwell !!!!.the sopranos.....

@coopdivi

4 жыл бұрын

Great story daffidavit except that the Navitimer debuted in 1952, seven years after the end of WWII. Perhaps Jesse was wearing a Chronomat? Or maybe it was the Korean war?

@dwaynemcallister7231

2 жыл бұрын

@@coopdivi He said he was wearing it in the 60's,so could have bought it in the '50's and you are right it wasn't available until '52 maybe a different model Breitling?

It's as if Porsche redesigned the 911 and presented a Ford Focus to the world. Bonkers!

@WIS7802

4 жыл бұрын

Is like porsche make one suv based on the look of the 911...Oh wait a moment ..

@jmsterdam

3 жыл бұрын

You mean: its as if BMW redesigned the 1 series and presented a Ford Focus...

@manoman0

3 жыл бұрын

It's as if Porsche redesigned the 911 and presented it as a Panamera or Macan. Oh, wait...

@manoman0

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnedwards7542 ...on VW's, you mean.

@manoman0

3 жыл бұрын

@@jmsterdam I was gobsmacked that the Ford is the nicer looking 1-Series. 🤣

Yes the Navitimer without the calculation bezel just isn't a Navitimer. What a shame. Breitling should stick with their classics.

@WIS7802

4 жыл бұрын

Breitling DID NOT change the navitimet and this model is called aviator 8 ...

@daverauti1170

4 жыл бұрын

I'm a massive Breitling fan - and I concur

@bikefreak5787

2 жыл бұрын

@@WIS7802 Well. Was it not called Navitimer first and then renamed to Aviator?

@spliffnotes8359

Жыл бұрын

@@bikefreak5787 no. it was a navitimer aviator. They never stopped selling Navitimers...they have like 20 models of navitimer. They even acknowledge that in this video. The narrator was making a GUESS that they would change the navitimer to this...2 years later...that clearly hasn't happened. He just made a guess and was wrong.

I actually really like the new watch. It‘s very aesthetic in my eyes. It just shouldn‘t be called nor replace the Navitimer. It‘s something wholly different and in this case I can really appreciate it!

As a massive Breitling fan, I can't help but to turn my nose up at Georges Kern's changes. Yes, Breitling needs to change, that much is known to anyone who pays attention to the market, but I don't think that's the way to go. He's approaching Breitling the way he approached IWC and I don't think that's smart. He's destroying the brand's identity by changing its core watches and logo to cater to potential buyers (especially in the Asian market) that don't even take the brand seriously. You can't make everyone happy, yet he wants to please the Schneider era fans, the vintage fans and people who don't buy Breitlings. And by doing so, he's pushing away the customers that support the brand. Yes, more money is great, but at the expense of your identity and fanbase? I don't think so. Not only that, but he said he'd cut down the number of watches (something that I agree that needs to be done) but then Baselworld comes around and he launches some 10 new watches. This has to be a joke. If you don't think these are bad decisions, just ask yourself if Rolex would change its logo, launch a GMT-Master III without rotating bezel, and start making 44mm watches to cater to potential buyers.

@FacPhoto

4 жыл бұрын

Zonda I disagree and as an owner of 7 Breitlings, both old and modern, the brand was failing to move with the times. It needed to change and draw from its past rather than the horrible 90’s....with large jangly crap... It’s attracting more people with the Premier range and remodelled SuperOceans. The SO Heritage 2 is their biggest seller. The Navitimer 8 is in fact based on the historic Aviator range and has now been changed to the Aviator 8 - so this video is already out of date.

@TechPanzer

4 жыл бұрын

@@FacPhoto If you're a fan of the brand and you're liking the direction its heading towards then I'm happy for you. You're gonna enjoy it a lot more than I will. You're absolutely right, they needed to move on, but I don't think they're doing it right. I mean, ffs, they're still selling brand new watches with the old logo. This is like Audi selling a brand new R8 with a Auto Union badge. And big watches aren't a bad thing. Yes, they might not be popular anymore, but a lot of people can't wear 38mm watches. Not everyone has princess-like wrists, anything smaller than 44mm looks small on mine. I don't think the Heritage II was a mistake, it's a great watch and I'm happy it's Breitling's best seller. However, the Premier has a name and price issue imo. The name makes you think that it's some high-end Breitling line, but you can get those sub seconds-only versions for *less* than 4k USD. They should move the cheaper Premiers to the Galactic line and keep building the higher-end Premiers. And imo, the Avenger and the Chronomat are too similar. One of them needs to go. But I don't think they should always draw inspiration from the past. Just like with reissues, this makes it seem that all the good watches from that brand were already made and that they have no imagination to create new stuff. They need to reinvent, not reuse. And btw, I see that you didn't watch the video (at least not in it's entirety), because the "Aviator" name change is adressed.

@lulolee5325

4 жыл бұрын

They have barely changed anything. They just bring back classic from Breitling's history with some subtle modern twist. Perfect move. Now Breitling is the strongest as I ever remember. I even see some new models from Breitling becoming iconic timepieces. It actually now makes sense to invest into more than one timepiece from Breitling. I am glad about Breitling.

@milanap3547

4 жыл бұрын

Zonda agree

@WIS7802

4 жыл бұрын

Zonda first of all wait to see the new avengers and new chronomat's... Then they don't have change the logo ..In the breitling catalogs allways coexist models with wings and without .. You talk about Mr.Kern and IWC ..When Mr.Kern left iwc the yearly revenue was close to Sfr 800m and in 2002 before Kern close to 40m ... I don't remember the exact numbers but yes...Now breitling has less than half the models compared to 2 years ago ..

As an owner of the original Navitimer, I look at the new model and shudder... This is NOT what I would want in a Navitimer...

@valicourt

4 жыл бұрын

Adamantium T. Same here. The new Navitimer is not even a contestant to be honest. But maybe for some it is.

@WIS7802

4 жыл бұрын

This model is now called aviator 8 ...

@Aznprada

4 жыл бұрын

@@WIS7802 This model should be named Rolex Celini as far as I care... it wont sell very well.

@jimcasper12

3 жыл бұрын

Those original 806 watches are in demand, they sell for $8000+ with original box and papers

Looks too much like a fossil watch to me, an insult to the old beautiful navitimer 806

I bought the 18k version . You can judge as you wish , but I love it ! It’s beautifully made . I love the simplicity of it’s design .

That is just not a Navitimer, if they would have just call it a different name we would not even think about it. For me this have to be one of the biggest flops in recent years from such a big brand. You do not mess with the Navitimer as you would not mess with a Submariner. Iconic watches shoud be just twicked bot not changed like that.

@robocopu

4 жыл бұрын

I know, I do not understand why they did not do that from the begining, just bad management I guess.

I love my Navitimer and I'm so happy to learn that they renamed the new collection as the Aviator Series. They definitely got it wrong but by renaming it they're acknowledging that they are willing to listen to their customers and change accordingly. The new tribute AOPA Navitimer is gorgeous and one of the nicest releases this past decade IMHO. Cheers

I don't like breitling and never was a fan off but how can you take a unique design and make it look like every other chrono on the market? Just mind baffling.

@waktosha7378

4 жыл бұрын

skkane They just did!

I imagine Sinn must be happy about this.

@Illinination53

4 жыл бұрын

Not really , Sinn markets themselves a bit different

The answer is YES. “Has Breitling finally lost it” yes, they have. There’s no direction at the great house of watchmaking.

If you want a true, original Navitimer, you can just get a Sinn 903 (for half the price of the Breitling remake).

I've not thought about Breitling before but your excellent macro photography show that their dials are as crisp and clean in terms of dial ink as the very best. Thank you

Ive never seen you struggle this bad to find nice things about a watch 😂

I love the classic nav timer ! Also loved the emergency for what it is, and a lot of the new ocean Series.

The most beautiful closeup videos and pictures of a watch I have ever seen. Good job!

I’m only 16 and have already been looking forward to buying a Navitimer when I grow up. I’m sincerely hoping my options aren’t limited to this thing.

I've been watching these videos for a number of months. Dreaming mostly. But yesterday, I purchased my very first luxury swiss watch and it was a new Navitimer GMT. Thank you for making these videos and keeping our passion alive.

I like the watch but didn't like the name Navitimer 8, but now when they have changed the name to Aviator I am happy again!!

I have older Breitling and I would never buy this new "simple" type...

I love the detail, information and historical background you add to your videos, keep up the good work and keep well :-)

I hope they are making both, the old, and the new? If not, big mistake! The old, for me, is the perfect piece, but the new is also nice as a more elegant rendition of the old design.

@WIS7802

4 жыл бұрын

Of course they will ..The navitimer is not going anywhere ..And the new model is the aviator 8 ...

I"ve got a 2015 Navitimer World, just super glad I got it when they still had the wings!

@henri7359

4 жыл бұрын

Could not agree more!

I recently fell in love with this complex aviation watch. Eventually I bought the Sinn 903 st. It is such a beautiful watch. Decided on the Sinn because of the slightly smaller size and water resistence

That's why I went for the Navitimer Special edition ( very similar to the opening piece here ) as there are still the iconic wing and that ever so famous slide rule.

One thing you can’t deny, the B01 movement is a masterpiece given the price point. I have a Transocean Chronograph with the B01 and it’s incredible.

Thanks for always great videos! Could you review a movement instead of a watch? One of the most used in the industry, the ETA 2824 under its different versions. Thanks!

Wonderful look-in/back, keep it up! Love it

At 3:40 the author refers to AOPA (the U.S. Aircraft Owner's and Pilot's Association this year is the 80th anniversary). I recall as a young pilot in the 1970s seeing advertisements in the AOPA magazine for a special AOPA made by "Breitling" which was similar to the WWI Navitimer. I recall the early versions of the watch having some reference to AOPA, but I'm not sure. But I recall very early 1970 AOPA magazines advertising "Breitling" watches on their pages as "aviation watches" similar to WWII watches.

When I was at school, I was taught to use a slide rule; if and when I get a classic Navitimer I will have to remember how to use it again.

As an aviator and engineer I total appreciate the functionality of Navitimer. The watch works just like my slide rule I used in high school and during my initial pilot training. I am guessing with calculators and apps no younger person knows what a slide ruler is. But if you are going to take away the true function and soul of a watch have the common decency to at least name a replacement something else. Oh how I wonder who will sponsor the Reno Air Races. I am guessing that the old Breathing AOPA watches will be worth their weight in gold and then some.

The irony of the old navitimer is that it's a really spectacular tool to get the job done, no matter what the job is. The irony in that is that the people that actually DO need it and are able to master it completely, will never be able to get it.

Guys both original navitimer and new model are still in production. Take it easy.

Not that I’m the most knowledgeable about watches, but just an anecdote. I’m a young guy, 25 going on 26, who’s been into watches since I was 16. The first watch I ever bought, after saving up for years and getting a big high school graduation gift from my parents, was a Tag Heuer Aquaracer. Why? I live by the ocean and occasionally dive, so I wanted something waterproof and reliable. I also wanted something simple. I looked at simple chronographs, but at the time even a tachymeter seemed a bit too busy. I actually remember seeing a Navitimer at my local watch store when I was researching what to get and was immediately turned off by it. “Too much going on,” I thought. “Too many lines, and intersecting circles, and tiny text I’ll never use.” Cut to now. In the past few years I’ve started learning my stuff when it comes to watch history. I’ve gotten into the vintage Japanese side of collecting, own a few tachymeter watches and even a World Timer from ‘73. And while I still don’t know if a Navitimer is for me, I can certainly appreciate the utility, history and craftsmanship that go into making it a powerful, wrist-portable computational device. The point being, I get that the classic look of the Navitimer could be a turnoff for the younger market, but this redesign strips away everything that made it stand out from the crowd. And it certainly risks losing out on the potential market of collectors who might’ve been building toward adding one to their collection

Absolutely beautiful narration

Breitling is a mess now. From their terrible redesigns to issues with their service center. Not the best time for everyone over there...

I do agree with a lot of the comments about the Navitimer DNA being lost. However, if you look closer, there are a few differentiating factors; The bezel for a start, the sub-dials are panda based which although common in a lot of watches still do not come with the overall package the navitimer has such as the B01 and of course the brand name Breitling. Going back to the so called panda dial, this panda dial does have some differentiation of its own. I do think it is a nice addition to the Breitling range giving access to a very old, romantic military chronograph design. I was quite sure that I would never feel the need to own 1 until i starting projecting my future collection with a traditional navitimer in it. I think this model will be a to go piece for second timers, second timers being those that have already purchased a Navitimer.

The Navitimer is one of my Dream Watch

Short answer: almost. As long as a true-to-form Navi remains available, all is well. As soon as they move away from the timeless design across the board they're screwed

when is 4k coming?

...as someone has prob realized, the new watch is a ringer for the Breitling Premier Reference 765, circa 1946, a three-hand, three sub-dial (3, 6 and 9) hand-wound in stainless steel case.

Not gonna lie the new 8 looks classier to me

I like it very much. It's cleaner and better designed for general usability of the mere public. I have owned a good few Breitlings over the years and would like to again. Not sure which one, though I do like the Transocean range. This new 8 is a good move for the company and I wish it well.

Wonderful wordplay! Great video! Top notch!

I agree the new Breitling doesn’t have the busyness and Power Reserve of the classic lineup BUT the new Navitimer has much better design language than they had a few years ago. I believe they are heading in the right directions...

Excelente desición con luneta,excellent choice with Besel😮

The new one is extremely clean, much much tidier. The scale and tachometer are missed, but it’s looking quite exiting.

When was the last time anyone used a linear slide rule in preference to an electronic calculator or a computer?

My Super Avenger 2 in steel with blue face and silver Chrono dials is stunning- that latest Navitimer is not so Stunning but at least they are trying .

They called the model Navitimer 8 in the beginning just for marketing, to attract peoples attention. As a decision of the last minute, and now they correct this and they rename to Aviator. I think both watches have space in Breitling line up, and this new watch is for the people who think the Navitimer has a dial too busy to use everyday, but like to have both in the collection.

Aviator 8 is the new name.

They just bring back classic from Breitling's history with some subtle modern twist. Perfect move. Now Breitling is the strongest as I ever remember. I even see some new models from Breitling becoming iconic timepieces. It actually now makes sense to invest into more than one timepiece from Breitling. I am glad about Breitling.

The sound is a bit off, but what a presentation non the less!

The answer is a big YES. Just changing the iconic wing logo is already a No for me.

@Illinination53

4 жыл бұрын

Still exists dude .... Both in the navitimer and super oceans

@WIS7802

4 жыл бұрын

The last 100+ years breitling have models without the wings in his catalogue..

@Illinination53

4 жыл бұрын

That's cool 😌, I bought a premier with the b logo in January and love it , wear it over my Rolex and hublot every day . They still make wing logoed watches btw ... Theyre not completely gone

@FacPhoto

4 жыл бұрын

@JettYung the ‘B’ is the original logo...

@hiyukelavie2396

4 жыл бұрын

As others have pointed out, the B is the original logo Some watch snobs just want to rage for the sake of raging

Out of all the chronographs on the market, out of the speedmaster and Daytona, the navitimer has always been my favourite, but the new one just looks all the other ones

I have an original navitimer and a B1. The navitimer is not only beautiful but it has function. I have been a commercial pilot for 30 years. In my day we were all taught how to use the navigation slide rule so we knew how to use the navitimer and I have done so for many years. Yes, I use all the new toys when flying today and it makes life easier and safer but I know I can revert to the simplicity of pencil and paper and the navitimer if I need to. It is comforting. I have no need of a Breitling that is not a navitimer. Calling a watch a navitimer without a slide rule makes absolutely no sense.

Kern has done well at IWC and I do like the direction in which he is taking Breitling. That clutter Breitlings used to be known for has become unfashionable just like digital watches with calculators, and the functions are of no use in the age of smart watches and smart mobiles. Decluttering is the way forward IMHO, I like the new clean lines.

Crocodile Dundee: That's not a Navitimer, This is a Navitimer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The "old" Navitimer carried tradition and more importantly, something entirely different from the available chronographs. This new version is everything but that as it's a simple chrono. In my mind, keeping the Navitimer model name was a mistake as it no longer truly one. Perhaps "Breitling ChronoTimer" would be, unfortunately, better suited.

Navitimer is Breitling's icon ! One the most recognizable watches on the market. I love it ! But, yes, it's style and design shows it's day and age. Modern times require more streamlined design.

This is akin the new Landrover Defender (launched yesterday) compared to the illustrious 90 and 110 models with their wind up windows and cassette decks. Dumbed down and a little flashy.

Hi, would you do a video on Breitling Superocean Heritage ?

I actually really like that. I love the original, but I do understand why the slide bezel is unnecessary

The new navi timer is so beautifully clean

what is the name of the music ?? thks

I really like the Navi 8. The original is a classic, don't worry, it's not going anywhere.

Should call two of the new versions - “Nevertimer” or “Notatimer” !

I would like to see an offering with the original slide rule

I bought a Navitimer in '08, I have worn it everyday since. Great watch.

Well, as long as the original Navitimer is not being replaced then that's fine. It's a risky step but the Navitimer 8 could appeal to people who like simplified, retro pilot watches. I quite like myself as well as the original so I'll have both :)

I got lucky enough to hunt down an A23322 in prestine condition with flawless, spotless AR coating on bracelet with box and papers. To me it has always been my grail and the watch to end all watches. From this point on i am sure it will only increse in price so i think it is the best time to get that version.

Breitling Navitimer will always be the three subdial chronometer with slide rule and tachometer. That is what makes it legend and a holy grail watch. Its powered by an inhouse engine where as the old ones likely were powered by a ETA/Valjoux 7750. There may be a smaller niche that likes the stripped down "8". But we want the old slide rule and tachometer equipped version.

I love that traditional Breitling look. Crazy to change it.

Yes. Absolutely. This is sacrilege IMO

I like Breitling. It’s a shame to see it struggle because of unwise managerial/marketing strategies. Would be nice to see a video about the Heritage chrono. Especially the 44mm version with the in-house movement. There is yet to be a decent video online for that.

How may times did you say chronograph?

Nope, thats horrendous, i wont be hot-footing it to my local AD for one of those, horses for courses obvs. Great video as always.

It's now called the Aviator 8, not the Navitimer 8 (they changed this months ago.) I for one, am very happy that they changed the name !

please, do review "Longines Conquest Classic Automatic"

If Breitling rids the collection of the Navitimer, then I.M.O. They should cease making watches as “The Navitimer is the watch that i have always hoped to own.

Heads up , the navitimer still exists today with. The wing logo and slide rule. The new model line aviator 8 or navitimer was instilled pre Georges Kern . Imo the brand is headed in the right direction.

Hi there, I recently purchased a brand new Breitling B55 watch from an authorised retailer in the UK. I straight had some issues with the watch, one digit was dodgy on the top screen and the bloutooth was acting up too. Went back to the retailer, they sent it to Breitling for repair. I got the watch back, now it looks all fine apart from one thing. When you first turn the watch on, you need to synchronise the time on the displays to the time shown by the hands. I noticed that I have to synchronise every day as the hands tend to fall behind a few seconds every day. Every second day it can add up to a minute or two so if I don’t synchronise hands will show wrong time. Anybody can help me in this please? Is this normal? Anybody has experience with the B55? Thank you in advance, Gary

Why is there an Anchor on the Navitimer?

Luckily I got a normal Navitimer 46 B01 in Blue with the Old Wings logo. I also have a Superocean Heritage. That will be it for awhile!

Navitimer look is a classic the look will always sell but the thing is how.Change is good on thd case but the bracelet looks and still like the same without barely any improvements.Maybe that a good place to start.

I like these videos a lot. Could you please review the Cartier Santos watch? It is a classic and refined masterpiece. The skeleton is a favorite, but all are appreciated. Thank you :)

I dont know, but the new Navitimer looks fantastic

Their CEO ruin it for me by removing the wings.

I am glad I bought my breitling over 20 years ago as it seems like the new leadership is taking them in the wrong direction

looks like they renamed this, and navitimers are back to being the ones with a sliderule. Also: there's a non chronograph one...did not know that until recently. Def. my grail watch

hahahaha!! i actually know how to use an e6b!! LOVE my navitimer!! glad i pulled the pin when i did!!