The watch industry is facing tough times, and offering more affordable pieces that present a real value proposition for buyers is an obvious way to reach a larger market. For mainstream luxury brands like Breitling, this means more bang-for-buck pieces like the new Colt Skyracer that we have here. In…
Breitling’s modern take on the decades-old Colt is true to the original, with features that have become hallmarks of the brand. Here’s a hands-on review of the new-look Breitling Colt. The new Colt Automatic is similar to Colt Superocean, which debuted in the mid-1990s and retained several years of collection….
Pilots rely on Breitling’s chronograph, but the calendar, world timers and diver watches are also part of the brand’s 130-year history. Here are five important Breitling watches that help define the identity of the brand from 1915 to modern. 1.Breitling Chronomat Breitling Chronomat was introduced in 1941 and is based…
Breitling quietly releases a tweaked collection of Colt watches in four versions that include a women’s model, a chronograph, and two three-handers. If you don’t know, the Colt has been one of Breitling’s most entry-level models representing an accessible way of getting into the brand’s military-inspired sport watch theme. These…
The newest Breitling Navitimer models are new GMT versions that sport quite beefy 48mm wide cases and also new 46mm wide Navitimer models – aBlogtoWatch debuted the 2014 Navitimer GMT watches here. Breitling makes watches for guys who like big watches. That might just be a good slogan for the…