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This watch was given to my father for his 40th birthday in 1994. It was given to me after his death, and also for my 40th. I haven't worn it for a month now. I hope to be able to give it to my daughter one day, even though it's a rather masculine model. I've always loved chronographs, so I'm delighted.

Ever since I first became interested in watchmaking, the Breitling Navitimer has always been there, in the background. A sort of silent, obvious presence. An essential icon. And yet, every chance I got, I set it aside, preferring another—a more discreet model, a different style, a current favorite. But one day, almost by chance, during a clearance sale at a major jeweler, it was waiting for me. A 43 mm Navitimer Blue Edition, equipped with the brand-new B01 caliber. A recent model, but still bearing the legendary…

The Breitling Avenger Seawolf Chronograph is more than a watch to me: it’s a symbol. A gift from my wife, it marks my first real foray into watchmaking. In addition to its sentimental value, it is a true exploration instrument. With its water resistance to 1,000 meters, it embodies robustness and precision. Its massive design, titanium case and reliable chronograph make it an exceptional diver. On my wrist, it combines emotion and technicality, reminding me every day of the importance of shared moments and the obje…

Among my Breitling acquisitions, there's one that stood out at first glance: the Breitling SuperOcean Heritage 46 mm blue. A real favorite. Yet, I'm not the type to be dazzled easily, but this diver's watch has something unique about it. An urban elegance blended with a confident casualness. Beyond its impressive 46 mm diameter, this SuperOcean remains surprisingly slim and well-proportioned. Dressed entirely in blue—a deep blue, slightly flashy without ever being excessive—it imposes an absolutely irresistible cas…

I've owned a large number of Breitlings over the years, but few quartz models have found a place in my collection. In fact, only one has: the Chronospace Military, equipped with the SuperQuartz caliber—as Breitling likes to call it. This black PVD model exudes real, almost intimidating character. I never thought I'd ever fall for a quartz chronograph from the brand, but a coincidence—a clearance sale at a watchmaker—finally convinced me. And today, I have absolutely no regrets about the purchase. This watch quickly…

I'm glad I discovered Dialicious a while ago. I've owned this Breitling Jupiter Pilot ref. A59028 for over 20 years. I have a deep love for its case shape, which truly deserves a steel bracelet. However, its genuine tone-on-tone shark leather strap is outstanding. Surprisingly, its quartz mechanism remains very accurate. While readability could be better, as a Breitling fan, you're accustomed to this, and it's part of the complexity you seek in such a watch. Quite frankly, I don't wear this watch that often becaus…

For a long time I hesitated to take the plunge, I already have chronos, more readable ... But I came across this model with a magnificent patina "as I like them" of 41mm without crown, not too thick, tritium, original plexi not scratched, case in remarkable condition, paper box ... a 7750 very well known and "easy" to have serviced. I have a Breitling leather strap of correct quality but not very glamorous, a rubber not necessarily period but of Breitling origin and quality. And above all I equipped it with a strap…

A big fan of Breitling in general and of aviation, the classic Navitimer model is certainly iconic but too busy for me. And in 2020, I came across this model! From the first collection reinterpreted by Breitling upon the arrival of Mr. Kern in 2017, the collection under the name NAVITIMER 8 was reborn. This model seemed like a no-brainer for me. A neo-retro look, an aviation chronograph like in the 30s/40s, incredible accuracy and visibility—in short, I never tire of it! A rather rare and little-known model that ul…

Another chronograph with this Breitling Navitimer B01 in 46mm! It's a fully analog dashboard for the pilot that I am not. It fits perfectly into my collection, especially alongside my Omega Speedmaster Mark III. Much more modern and imposing at 46mm, it is paradoxically not as big as it seems due to its rather short lugs. Without being visually too thick, the proportions make it a comfortable watch to wear every day. Its sunburst blue dial is magnificent and sparkles with a thousand colors depending on the angle…

In addition to being a real favorite, this watch perfectly meets my expectations. The onion-type screw-in crown, the roller bracelet, the four riders on the bezel are faithful to the original design launched in 1983 for Italian pilots. They bring charm and character. I opted for this pretty "slate" gray dial (exclusive boutique color). Each ray of sunlight, shadows, angles give different reflections to the dial and to this mirror-polished steel bezel, it is very attractive to look at. The red GMT hand brings it…