Breitling Chronomat Evolution Watches
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Despite common belief, the Breitling Navitimer was not the first of the Breitling watches to feature the rotating slide rule—the Breitling Chronomat was. Making its debut in 1942, the Chronomat was a chronograph with a unique circular slide rule, allowing pilots to make vital flight calculations on their wristwatches.
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Breitling
Chronomat Evolution
H13356
$16,645
Box: Yes
Papers: Yes
Age:
13 years (2006)
Limited Edition
Breitling
Chronomat Evolution
A13356
$11,065
Box: No
Papers: No
Age:
Approx. 9 years
Manufacturer's Warranty
Breitling
Chronomat Evolution
K13356
$16,645
Box: Yes
Papers: No
Age:
Approx. 11 years
Limited Edition
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