Watches pilot watches for remote control of aircraft cabins and other classic aviation watches constitute the core of the company of Breitling watches. Navitimier, is the most popular Breitling pilot watch model and was manufactured for the first time in 1952 and to date his popularity remains stable. Breitling continues manufacturing the Navitimer and can now be found in different variations, such as the Aerospace and the Chronomat. The Aerospace combines the traditional analog technology with digital influences, has twin digital displays and similar hands. On the other hand, the Chronomat is unique in the sense that it is the first wrist watch to have a bevel with a circular slide rule. Breitling was literally launched to fame when the renowned astronaut Scott Carpenter, used your Breitling watch during his trip to space. To commemorate this event, this particular model was called the Cosmonauts.
Like the majority of Swiss watchmakers who manufacture its watches making use of traditional methods, Breitling faced difficulties when the watchmaking industry entered the era of Quartz. /a>. However, in 1979, Ernest Schneider, an Executive of the company Sicura, purchased Breitling and returned from the edge of the precipice. To this day, Breitling continued manufacturing reliable and fashionable clocks that still have great demand. Among the latest offerings of Breitling is the Emergency, which has the ability to transmit an emergency radio signal if the owner of the watch is lost. Another current model is the Colt-Super-Ocean, which can withstand pressures of up to 100ATM water, which is much more than what other watch models are capable of resisting. With respect to the classical models of Breitling, the owners of these watches can achieve a good price for their watches in case that decide to sell them. Among the most important watchmakers, Breitling stays being the only company that sends each of their clocks to the C.O.S.C.