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craigjm said:
Miguel Alvarez said:
I've got a small Colt that the missus now wears. For something so shiny it isn't too bad on the scratches. I like them but find they look massive on my wrists.
This is the one thing I am concerned about as for a man I have very skinny wrists. groak said:
Breitlings are very well made and very functional watches which can absorb 'heavy' wear and ubiquitous use.
I'd agree - when it was my main watch, my SuperOcean was worn daily for over a decade. Took loads of abuse and just kept bouncing back for more. Usefully, unlike some other watches, the SS case seems pretty robust. Have one or two that seem to get scratched just by people looking at them.i find some of the bentley models a bit ott,but i thought the navitimer design dated back to the 1950's,it can hardly be accused of being modern bling.i think it's one of the most iconic watch designs ever.
http://www.breitling.com/en/models/navitimer/navit...
http://www.breitling.com/en/models/navitimer/navit...
Edited by crispian22 on Monday 6th August 21:15
I have an Evolution and an early 1992 B13019 Navitimer. I think they are great both to look at and wear.
I have fairly skinny wrists but don't find either too large.
Some Breitlings are bling e.g the ones with diamond bezels and jewelled hour markers but many aren't. You pays your money....
I have fairly skinny wrists but don't find either too large.
Some Breitlings are bling e.g the ones with diamond bezels and jewelled hour markers but many aren't. You pays your money....
Edited by S6 Devil on Tuesday 7th August 05:34
Xtriple129 said:
Personally I'm a proper Breitling fanboy. Okay, few of their watches have "in house" movements but a growing number do and the rest use properly modified ETA ones that are superior to standard ETA ones in fit, finish and performance. A few are properly "Blingy" and you can keep those, but others are tasteful and restrained and really rather pleasant on the eye. I give you the SuperOcean range and the Heritage version is lovely.
When I picked up my PO after a 6 week wait, I looked at the Blue Heritage on mesh, took that home too.Most of my friends like the Breitling in preference to the PO! I think it's the Blue colour.
Interestingly the Breitling keeps better time than the Omega!
The Heritage gains just under one second a day and the Omega 2, as checked against an Radio Atomic £10 clock from Lidl!
Just bought myself a new Superocean 44 with the red accent with SS bracelet and have ordered and reserved the black/red leather strap (from the new Superocean M2000) from Beitling Singapore, will get that fitted when i go over in September. Will get some pictures up here when its fitted.
I really like the Superocean 44 and Superocean Heritage 46, hopefully making my mind up in the next few weeks. They look really well made, very robust just like my PO. I have a Tag Aquaracer which is a total dog, after 15 months of painful ownership the retailer has offered a full exchange to another make! Very happy about this as these Breitlings look great.
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