> Bazel 2006 - het laatste Breitling nieuws <
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Welkom op de Breitlingstand Bazel 2006 |
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Breitling Airwolf |
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Flightpath To Functionality |
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A recognized leader in mechanical chronographs, Breitling has also asserted itself as a pioneer in electronic timepieces. In order to offer pilots its finest technology, the brand with the winged B has now created a new wrist instrument exclusively featuring the functions most directly useful to them: alarm, 1/100th of a second chronograph with split and add times, countdown, dual timezone with independent alarm, UTC and perpetual calendar. Handling of these functions is designed to be logical, simple and direct. Airwolf is indeed a model of efficiency in all respects. Focusing on ergonomics with the new curved chronograph pushpieces. Focusing on legibility with oversized hands and NVG-compatible display backlighting. Focusing on precision and reliability with the SuperQuartz™ movement, chronometer-certified by the COSC. |
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Breitling Bentley Mark VI |
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A Heritage Of Excellence |
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1946. The legendary Bentley Mark VI emerged from the new factory in Crewe, England. It was the first Bentley produced in these workshops, where the world's most prestigious automobiles are still assembled to this day. Now associated with the famous British car manufacturer, Breitling revives the legend by presenting the Bentley Mark VI special edition, a chronograph designed in the spirit of tradition and performance characterising the entire Breitling for Bentley collection. This new timepiece incorporates the signature features of the British carmaker, such as the knurled finishing on the platinum bezel inspired by Bentley control buttons. Merging expertise and elegance, it is adorned with hour-markers carved from mother-of-pearl – a truly exquisite piece of fine craftsmanship – and the caseback is stamped with the Bentley symbol of the era. Created for devotees of superlative mechanical engineering, the Bentley Mark VI is equipped with an exclusive Breitling for Bentley movement, selfwinding Calibre 26B with central 60-minute counter. Assembly of this sophisticated mechanism is governed by an extreme concern for reliability and precision, confirmed by the much-coveted title of COSC-certified chronometer. |
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Breitling Bentley Motors T |
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On The Wings Of Performance |
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Breitling.
Bentley. Once upon a time there were two brands sharing much common
ground. The same passion for fine mechanical engineering. The same
heritage of excellence, symbolised by a winged B signature. This
alliance of prestige and performances has given rise to a line of
exceptional chronographs called Breitling for Bentley. |
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Chrono-Matic 24 H |
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In
1969, Breitling created the first selfwinding chronograph movement:
Caliber 11, a mechanism in which the spring is wound by means of an
off-centered oscillating weight. This invention would enable the
development of a whole range of chronographs named Chrono-Matic,
instantly recognizable thanks to their left-placed crown. The Chrono-Matic line has now made its grand comeback in the Breitling collections. Even though it is strongly inspired by the original drawing, today’s Chrono-Matic range is far more than a mere re-edition: it is truly a reinterpretation in a contemporary spirit. This principle is eloquently illustrated by the new Chrono-Matic 24H. The exclusive design is further enhanced by the original 24-hour display, a brand specialty stemming from its experience in space explorations during the early 1960s. On this model, the hour hand revolves around the dial in 24 hours, instead of 12 as seen on traditional watch displays. The Chrono-Matic 24H also features a Flyback mechanism. This additional function serves to launch successive timing operations without needing to stop, reset and restart the chronograph. Governed by the same concern for authenticity, the Chrono-Matic carries the Breitling signature topped with the initial B, the brand symbol of that era. Other essential characteristic of the Chrono-Matic lies in the aviation slide-rule, controlled by rotating the outer bezel, which drives a pinion and an arbor acting on the inner bezel. This mechanical device guarantees extremely precise read-off of the measurements made. The Chrono-Matic 24H is powered by 38-jewel Breitling Caliber 22LC (Left Crown), officially chronometer-certified by the COSC, like all movements driving Breitling wrist instruments. |
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The Flying B |
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The Wings Of Renown |
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| A Bentley is far more than a car: it is a work of art, crafted with infinite concern for detail. Dedicated to the most prestigious of automobile marques, the latest newcomer to the Breitling for Bentley collection likewise asserts itself as a luxurious and sophisticated creation. First of all through its case, endowed with cambered rectangular lines reflecting the elegance of a coupé or cabriolet model. Also through its generous yet elegant dimensions establishing a powerful presence on the wrist, as well as its play on angles and curves. The surprising nature of the Flying B stems not just from this rectangular design, the first “shaped” case in the Breitling for Bentley collection. It is also distinguished by its original display mode featuring a jumping hour mechanism in which the hour hand is replaced by a disc at 12 o'clock. Minutes are read off in a more conventional way by means of a single hand placed at the dial centre. Meanwhile, the seconds are shown on an off-centred subdial at 6 o'clock. Like all models in the Breitling for Bentley collection, the new Flying B takes to the road with an exceptional motorisation: selfwinding Breitling Caliber 28B, officially chronometercertified by the COSC. |
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