Breitling’s Iconic Navitimer In 41mm - Arguably The Best It’s Been In Years.. BUT Is It Worth It?

[@davidtrudell7424]

Went to an AD and tried on the 41 mm mint dial. 6.5” wrist and fit absolutely perfect. It was absolutely gorgeous. I had a bad experience with that particular AD, so I didn’t buy it that day. Will find another AD and pick it up. It was hard to justify when compared to the similar movement in the tutor. However, like your final comment, there is no other watch that ticks all the boxes that this one does. Also it’s simply gorgeous. So it’s going to end up in my collection. Lastly , my dad passed last year and he was an electrical engineer who used a slide rule. I have one of his old slide tools and learn to use it after he passed, This watch with the slide rule reminds me of him every time I see it. So I simply have to have it

[@WH-hi5ew]

wonder if you got it in the end?

[@AndreiGeorgescu-j9p]

Buying retail especially for breitling is a ridiculous idea. They resell for a third of their retail price right out the door

[@WH-hi5ew]

@@AndreiGeorgescu-j9p For a long while they had ETA movements but were charging thousands for the watches... which nicely designed though they were I just thought was a rip off.

[@sanketpatel1870]

@@AndreiGeorgescu-j9p Lmao ikr? I found the same watch online for 2k less after i left the AD

[@shanghaiffgg]

I wanted a Breitling for a while but just couldn't settle on one. I got engaged in Ireland last August and a few days later flew out to Geneva. I bought the Premier B01 in Green at their flagship store on the lakefront, actually my finance bought it for me as a gift. We had a glass of champagne and then an evening walk along the lake, beautiful moment and beautiful watch.

[@Cyclist-kv3cq]

Thank you for covering Breitling. It's my brand. You put forward the most honest, classy and respectful reviews on all brands. Bloody Legend mate! - Australia

[@SalMightyOne]

The navitimer is my holy grail. Don't forget the Cosmonaute, a gorgeous watch with a 24 hour dial.

[@Joltsu]

First Swiss watch in space! Take that Omega!

[@ryanm9554]

Purchased the 43mm reverse panda Navitimer on bracelet a few weeks ago from the Breitling boutique in Las Vegas. My 1st Breitling and 1st Navitimer. I'm very impressed by the B01 movement, the feel of the pushers is phenomenal, super solid with a very positive engagement. It's been on the top end of COSC at +4-6 SPD but very consistent, and the 70hr PR really is great. I love the new size, L2L, and thinness of the redesigned case. The brushing is very high quality and all the new brushed elements really elevate the finishing of the watch. The domed crystal is wonderful as well, and I really like the new/redone logo as well. Tons of improvements with this new model that really do elevate the piece to compete directly with Omega and their speedmasters. I see the 57 speedmasters as the direct competition, and the Navi really does have more pop and a more special look when you see them back to back. The 43 wears more like a 41-42 in person and the bracelet is very comfortable and excellent. There are some dial updates with this new model. They removed the tachymeter scale to clean up the look and modernize it. I actually like this change and it does look more modern and clean. The subdials have much more definition, are more sunken, and have more noticeable circles. The hands are also white which is much more legible. The black dial has a pearl effect in the sunlight that's very beautiful, but seems matte otherwise. The one negative change I see with this new model is the famous silver printing on the black dial is now standard white printing. I feel that this was an icon trait of the Navitimer and an overall downgrade. Also I would like to see an arrow tip on the chrono seconds hand. Sometimes it gets a bit lost in the dial and I think that would help. As far as price, I tend to agree with you Teddy. I see it more as a 7500-8000 watch. I did pay full retail, and it was kinda painful. I think Breitling and Omega both see the crazy market and what is happening with Rolex and feel this is a good opportunity to raise prices. There were a lot of improvements to the new navi, but the removal of the silver print takes away a very iconic and distinctive luxury finishing from these models, but the price was increased by at least $1,000. Also I don't think anything was improved in the movement, and it could really use additional antimagnetic resistance. Omega's movements still win overall in accuracy, antimagnatism, jumping hour (so useful for travel), and overall technology, but Breitling really has some absolutely georgous models out with just tons of personality. I love the superocean and premier lines especially.

[@tylersanders6080]

Seeing these come up on your channel leaves a great feeling for me having received a Navitimer Chronograph a few years ago. Now it may not be as stunning as that mint green beauty on the screen but I still love wearing my Breitling! Nothing beats the look a busy pilot dial. Great video Teddy! Thanks for showcasing such a fantastic watch👌🏻

[@michaelriera6277]

I tried the larger Navi and the 41 with strap and bracelet. They are fantastic watches that not only look beautiful but wear great. I was surprised at how comfortable the larger diameter wore on my 6.5 wrist.

[@HydrogenAlpha]

Breitling >> Tudor. There’s no comparison in the beauty of the dials.

[@warrenfulwood2305]

Beautiful watch….especially the mint green but…. the price….Wow! I can see this in my collection eventually. Great video. Keep making great content.

[@chris22824]

I recently purchased this 41mm Navitimer in the blue dial. Fits so perfectly for my small wrist on the bracelet. I also like that the AOPA logo has returned.

[@tveirken1]

I have the bronze. Stunning watches!

[@fernandorivera9701]

That’s my grail piece. Wanted one since I was 12yrs old.

[@Jp_1998_]

Great pick imo, hope you can get one soon!

[@JernejRavbarTrgovec]

It was mine too when i was 16. When i was 19 i got one great piece next is rolex you know every one needs one😂

[@jacobelx5841]

Me too, ever since I was old enough to notice the ads at the malls.

[@mrrager3475]

Me too, finally achieved it at 22...

[@XtianApi]

Go high end dealer used imo

[@wkdsid]

Amazing redesign. Arguably one of the most influential chronographs of all time. If you have other 100m WR watches this would be a wonderful primary chronograph in a collection. 30m is enough for hand washing, rain etc, just don’t jump in pool ofc. 99% of times you’ll be ok and you have your diver for swimming.

[@jacobelx5841]

I think making a pilot watch good enough for swimming could be translated as a bad omen for the pilots ;)

[@bigbrother458]

I wouldn't handwach with a 30m

[@ryanm9554]

My logic exactly. I have several divers for summer.

[@2K9s]

My 05 navitimer heritage gets foggy around a whiff humidity, time for a service.

[@TheKing-xp7lq]

@@2K9s navitimers are notorious for such things

[@alexzorkin9470]

your camerawork is amazing, Teddy! Wonderful watch!

[@jb6027]

The green dial, I suspect, is a tip of the hat to the color that some people's faces become in turbulent air... Another great video, as always.

[@JVG-fx9dt]

Tried on this watch last weekend at the ATL boutique. It’s a fine piece of jewelry! Was was very surprised the 43 wears smaller than the SUPEROCEAN heritage 42. Prefer it 100% over the Tudor BB chrono.

[@mach78fl370]

Well you should. The Navitimer is a timeless historical icon, by one of the top Swiss brands of all time. The Tudor is an homage watch.

[@JVG-fx9dt]

@@mach78fl370 😂 yes, I was trying to be polite, but totally agree with you!

[@felixthreeone]

It's gorgeous. A wonderful revision of the iconic piece.

[@reconn7]

The Ice Blue dial in 43 is the nicest looking Navi to ever be released. I have the sunburst brown PanAm Navitimer, and I would consider selling for the that Ice Blue!

[@nickthomson2890]

If they made that ice blue dial in 41mm I couldn't say no

[@quattobeast]

I have always wanted one of these. I have the Citizen world timer chrono that is certainly an homage to the Navitimer, and I just love that watch. The Navitimer is still my holy grail watch

[@seraiahdaniella3755]

I went to the Breitling store today and tried on this very same watch. It's stunning in person and I'm officially in love ❤

[@Gring036]

Just bought one last week from Breitling on Regents Street. Lovely watch, an emotional buy for my collection but I love it, leather crocodile strap, mint green dial, a really smart piece.

[@iangibson6871]

Brietling nailing the colour ways!! Cool watches!!! Cheers as ever Teddy!!!

[@virajdesai1]

The aesthetics are beautiful let’s get that right. They modernized a classic. I tried a bunch of them on at a boutique last weekend and the wrist presence was commanding. The haptic feedback on the pushers was satisfying. I had one major beef with the watch. The bracelet felt flimsy to me. In the end that was the dealbreaker. I may pick one of these up eventually but I’ll be certain to get a leather bracelet as well.

[@512bb]

I've always wanted to like the Navitimer but could never get past the bling & the size but boy, are they finally on the right track now, I like movements but the Tudor is not evan close, you buy this one because it sings to you. And as a Oyster bracelet wearer for 40 years, this Breitling bracelet is simply spectacular. Great job Breitling!!!

[@joebobst8423]

gorgeous. it's like you said, there's only one navitimer. personally like the older wing logo best, but no complaints about this watch.

[@MrCavalorn]

I have the A23322 with the ETA Silver Dial. Wouldn´t trade it with any other chronograph or even watch. My grail of all time.

[@younusimam-thesalamproject6340]

I was gifted a Citizen Blue Angels by my wife as a wedding present due to my love of this watch. Though its a quartz, its an absolutely stunning alternative with 200m water resistance and perpetual calendar, plus Eco Drive means it will work without maintenance for decades. I use it as a dress watch lol. Love the Navi but its price and lack of water resistance scares me.

[@makeensabri9100]

I mean it’s an aviation watch so it’s water resistant wouldn’t be that high nor should it be and I noticed that a lot of dealers and private sellers sell the new breitling models for like $7k that’s new and unworn so that’s a good $2k discount from its original retail price

[@younusimam-thesalamproject6340]

@@makeensabri9100 fair enough! I still feel like some level of WR is better, but i understand why with the structure of the slide rule bezel and chrono.

[@michaelriera6277]

A WR of 50m is sufficient for hand washing, rain, just not long term full water immersion. The watch is gorgeous and wears great. As to price, it is expensive but you can get some nice discounts on the secondary market.

[@makeensabri9100]

@@younusimam-thesalamproject6340 yeah true, personally I would prefer 50m at the very least but it’s still a cool watch to say the least

[@nickchang5293]

Citizen Eco Drive chronographs are incredibly accurate and run reliably even under minimal exposure to light, so your Blue Angel is a great alternative. I have a Breitling Aerospace which is also quartz and I love it more than my automatic Chronomat.

[@diehardgopher4253]

Hey Teddy, I have quite a few thoughts, The good: I love bringing back the wings logo. Although I do prefer the Breitling wings logo, the aopa wing logo is still a much better option than the B logo. I also love how they now have a 41mm with the b01 while previously the 41 had a valjoux 7750 movement. Also like how now all models, the 46, 43 and 41 all have an exhibition caseback. Before it was just the 46 and then the 43 and now it is all 3 sizes. The rotar weight is also less obstructive on this b01 compared to previous open display back models and the movement with the geneve stripes seems to be a little bit more decorated. Thats the good. The bad: I hate that they removed the tachymeter scale. For a while I couldn't quite figure it out but something about it just didn't look right. Then I read the comment section of a hodinkee article and someone pointed out its missing the tachymeter scale. Thats a big turnoff for me. Also I don't like how the chronograph seconds hand doesn't have an arrow at the tip, now its just a point. I also don't like how the crhonograph hands, as well as the hands in the sub register don't have a counterweight, even if it is more true to the original. Lastly, I don't like how on the white dial 41 version, the chrono seconds hand and other markers are red, they were orange on the previous 41mm white dial and to me, I thought that looked better. And I wish they had the black dial version in 41mm. While there are definitely some good things with these new releases, I think I am still going to get the 43mm black dial version with the gold applied wings logo from two generations ago, partly because I still prefer the look of that one and also because the pricing is much better for the older one going pre-owned. I am saving up for it and should have sufficient funds by the end of August to get one, it will be my first luxury watch.

[@jacobelx5841]

I feel the same way! And thanks for pointing out the Tachymeter missing. It was irritating as hell why they looked slightly different and I couldn’t tell.

[@jacobelx5841]

And I don’t really like the date hiding at 6 o’clock. What’s wrong with being non symmetrical? No watches are ever symmetrical as long as they have a crown on the side!

[@captainmorgan9066]

I feel exactly the same way. Removal of the tachymeter scale and simpler (more "modern") hands are really off-putting for me compared to the previous generation.

[@larsoleruben]

Got the mail from dealer with this, and that had to be my new watch. Got the 43 mm with black dial. Iconic!

[@icychap]

I own a Navitimer Montbrillant in a smaller case size. I love the history, and it's an extremely versatile and classy piece. Recommend it.

[@meneurb]

I have a A41330 black with bracelet...pure class...yours?

[@icychap]

@@meneurb A30030 silver. I have it on a steel mesh bracelet. Unfortunately, the slide rule bezel doesn't function well. It's jammed and only turns with excessive force - how is yours?

[@meneurb]

@@icychap mine bezel works fine... the watch is in excellent condition..i have some scratches from the use..i think ours watches is the sweet spot because is chronograph but a luxury elegant product, is not a sport one.. enjoy your watch and wear it.. cheers from Greece

[@lordmoppe1816]

Breitling has been stepping up their game, i own an avenger 43 and im super happy with everything about it

[@davepoole9520]

I just love the slide rule function. I've got the knack of the multiplication and division along with the conversion stuff and now I'm gradually getting used to the navigation calculations.

[@chrish2180]

It's a grail watch for me. Right now I'm just frustrated at the price point and the limited colors available in 41mm. The classic reverse-panda and the sky blue are my favorites. However, those colors only come in larger size cases. They have a reputation of moisture and condensation issues inside the case. It would be hard to spend that much money on something that seems fragile. The Sinn 903 is a licensed version of the Navitimer. It has a much better water rating but I don't like the 10 O'clock crown.

[@habfan123424]

I own the last gen reverse panda and I've had zero issue with moisture since I got it in late 2020. I live in humid as hell Florida and don't take it off to wash my hands. Definitely never take it swimming, but I wouldn't be worried about moisture on a day-to-day basis. I gotta say, the movement looks so much nicer on this latest gen, not to mention everything else.

[@ollik8192]

Yeah. The bezel is harder to operate on the Sinn. The water resistance is a pretty big deal though... There was a GMT version in the previous line that was interesting.

[@GeorgeFrideric71]

😂

[@stevemoon2136]

I really dislike the expression "grail watch". But I agree, it's the definitive chronograph.

[@Paul_M109]

Yeah I want a sky blue in a 43 but NOPE 46 only. So dumb.

[@soulg1969]

Teddy, I have an odd assortment of 3 watches on my wanted list. I have a 6.5 inch wrist. I'm not looking for a collection, I want one good watch. I'm not swimming in money yet either! 1. Oris Big Crown Pointer Date 403, I love the 5 day power reserve and legibility of the Arabic numerals. 2. Grand Seiko Blue Skyflake, if I'm going to look at a color every day for years this light blue is my favorite. 3. Longines Hydroconquest ceramic belzel (Blue) 39mm, looks nice and won't break the bank. I know it's very unlikely you will answer this!

[@realtalk5931]

These are absolutely stunning

[@ekschiz]

Teddy. I love your videos. Big fan. You're such a balanced and nuanced presenter with the correct amount of personality; that makes it easy to always watch you... Anyway, would kindly like to request some more videos on Brew and maybe another new affordable micro-brand. Also some Kevin O'leary duettos. Thank you!

[@kevinyang7786]

Love my new 43mm Navitimer. Blue face. It has a busy face, but it works.

[@Mseabra75]

Hey Teddy, as far as I know those are not Breitling’s old wing brand design, those are the AOPA wings commemorating the foundation heritage the Navitimer has.

[@Greygoose3130]

A watch I’ve always admired but I only saw in person recently - and I was stunned at how beautiful they were in person

[@staceygram5555]

They removed the sloped outer ring that gave the watch amazing depth. I much prefer the older models, like my own A23322.

[@martinsulat697]

EXACTLY!!! Why no one is discussing the missteps of this CURRENT CEO and his politically correct tinkering with the classic Navitimer design that amounts to practical butchery. Case in point the removal of the sea-wings logo from the dial and leaving the lone cursive B - THIS especially on the World-Timer GMT. This WAS MY favorite Navitimer BAR NONE...

[@martinsulat697]

THESE new models are seemingly designed to appeal to younger women and kids for fun in the sun BEACH WEAR, rather than a SERIOUS pilots instrument...

[@TheBrendonian]

I’ve been a huge Navitimer fan for years, and have owned 3. Personally I love this redesign, and think the flatter outer slide rule is a brilliant move as it makes the case slimmer, and enables the lugs to keep their classic thin elegant design whilst being very short.

[@James.008]

Wonderful presentation as always 🛩 no doubt about it the navi is a beautiful and refined achievement , but the thing to keep in mind is its purpose is geared towards Aviation not fashion . My dad was an aviator , and is the sort that could probably tell you what every tick on the scale was for and how to use it , I on the other hand lean towards the ocean 🌊 being a sailor / scuba diver and now a Marina manager so have focused on that realm , however flying is in my blood and every once in a while I’m tempted to explore the great blue skies. !!!

[@flafik]

I'm more in to diver watches but when I first saw the ice blue Navitimer... I just must have one, my only critisizim is not about the watch but about the Breitling to make up their mind what logo they want to use and just stick to it.

[@BigBoyTed]

Really waint to get this mint green Breitling navitimer but right now they cost too much. Gonna have to wait untill I see some used one pop up in the eu market.

[@onolicious9147]

Such and excellent review and presentation! Thanx...love this format of content.

[@LulzRoyce]

10:54 actually that is EXACTLY how I bought my white 41mm lol

[@jayjay7325]

i want the 43 mm ice blue dial with a leather strap! but the 41mm models look good as well

[@abrahamlevi3556]

For practical navigation reasons, aviation migrated somewhere in the early1960s to the nautical mile as the predominant unit of measuring distance and speed ( one degree equals 60 nm makes it very convenient to work with). It would have been more practical had the indexing on the dial been adjusted accordingly as it would have saved that extra step of converting statue miles into nautical miles in the end of each calculation. I know that nowadays with modern avionics is sound ridiculous, but I would have expected AOPA then ,as a bulk purchaser, to make it as one of the required specs given the large number of watches ordered.

[@pablogimenez7739]

I love the watches! Though the price tag seems a little bit too steep for what it offers.

[@chilledtea6614]

This makes me appreciate my Citizen Navihawk even more! Thank you!

[@adityadalwadi]

Great video 👍. I learned about the history of Breitling watches. And i love both dial colors.

[@Jake_AC]

Tudor might be a better "bang-for-your-buck" from a technical aspect. But nothing else pops off the wrist in tbe same category.

[@TheBelse]

i was absolutely buzzing to find out you did an interview show with the Watchfinder & Co ..my two favourite watch guys. He does the romance ..you do the info. big love.

[@martymcfly256]

Breitling has the best looking watches, imo. I just purchased two Navitimers as presents for 50th and 70th birthdays.

[@ralphmarkasher]

Teddy, I have a Chronomat I bought in 89 and an old manual wind Cosmonaute. As a former military pilot, I can understand why pilots would own a Navitimer but not sure why someone that doesn't need the slide rule would want one.

[@andywilliams4887]

I like the smaller dimensions of these Navitimers and the that particular mint-green dial is fab. However, the price point compared to other Chronos, especially the Omega Speedy and also what's been shared with the very well-priced Tudor could be an issue for Breitling.

[@Joltsu]

Breitling is a higher grade brand to Tudor. Breitlings should cost more, it's no issue. Price wise it's up there with other chronos from brands like Zenith, Omega and IWC.

[@richardstevens8839]

The Mint Green is nice but the Cream dial tops it in my opinion, it’s phenomenal

[@chillwill120]

An older Navitimer with the bullet proof Valjoux 7750 movement and the golden wings is the way to go. Much more affordable, easier to service, just as iconic and beautiful.

[@timelesssneakersandwatches]

That green is AMAZING!!!!!!

[@maxb5947]

Teddy I have a question. What's a sports chronograph I can also wear at the gym but also looks classy and good asf in your opinion?

[@CompassIIDX]

I generally don't like busy dials, but I saw the green model at the dealer and I can't stop thinking about it. Looks extremely beautiful in person. My dainty wrist probably can't pull off 41mm, and my wallet would definitely struggle with the price tag, so it will remain in my brain only.

[@markdickerson3486]

Ok ...Icon - check, excellent movement - check, cool colors - check, nothing quite like it - check. I will order it tomorrow!!

[@maverickbonato8164]

That's a beautiful green on a very balanced watch, nothing sticks out as bad design to me and it has it's personality. Nice job Breitling!

[@WestCoastAce27]

That is a gorgeous watch; right size too. Great review and discussion of the history of the piece.

[@ludovitvirag3911]

Wow. The mint green looks fantastic

[@PhilipWing]

Great video Teddy, and thank you for mentioning the issue about the movement vs. Tudor. As fan of Breitling (huge Navitimer fan here), this really kills me. Rolex/Tudor's move on switching movements with Breitling is highly strategic, and might have been a bit of a crash grab at the end of the Schnyder era. While the finishing on Breitling is a higher degree for sure, you have to admit it does look bad when a separate brand is BUYING these movements, but selling them for 40% less. It's the ultimate achilles heel for the brand, and I pray that Breitling will end this horrendous partnership, hopefully while releasing a new automatic caliber for their Superoceans & other watches.

[@166293]

I fear that I would go for the Tudor Chrono, if I had to choose. I hope that Breitling doesn’t corner itself with its pricing strategy, as Panerai did.

[@THESlammethy]

I love Tudor too… just picked up a 1926 and own a couple Black Bays. Great all around watches

[@Joltsu]

Breitling is on another level to Tudor. Price is similar to other chronos from Omega, IWC and Zenith

[@mach78fl370]

If you’re looking for a solid Daytona homage, then yes, the BB Chrono is hard to beat. The Navitimer is something all together different, it’s a legend in its own right, a much more historically important watch than the Daytona itself actually, which didn’t even sell when it came out. It only rose to fame due to a celebrity wearing one, and a run of pretentious collectors jumping on the vintage bandwagon.

[@loganoftherockies9453]

Agreed completely. The one thing I'd say though is that with the Navitimer having an open caseback, we get to see that beautiful movement decoration---not so on the Tudor BB Chrono with its solid caseback (and no idea how they finished it or not). So I'd say an iconic pilot's watch in its own right, with solid brand heritage, deeply respectable in-house caliber, and nicely finished movement---sure, that's $10k, maybe the WR is a bit lacking for that price, but OK. Me personally, I went Speedy 38 current gen for my mechanical chronograph as I wanted a slightly dressier rendition of the iconic Moonwatch, an automatic movement, and yeah, it was only $5k...

[@loganoftherockies9453]

And, I'd say the real competition at that price-point (ish) would be the Zenith...

[@davidwestwood2627]

Fantastic video and review once again I tried the mint Green 41mm on at the airport recently and it genuinely knocked me for 6. Most watches I try on I want to love but something doesn’t look or feel right. This particular model was just perfect. Although the Tudor has the same movement and is cheaper it looks inferior to the Breitling.

[@samk8034]

Hot damn Teddy I haven’t clicked on a video in a while I haven’t seen that dial before that is NICE!

[@MrTwisttable]

I own the pistachio 41mm b01 as well as a '68 816, love them both!

[@BL-hj7hi]

the column wheel has a blemish in the video... I tried this on the other day, very good size for a smaller wrist. Unfortunately the 30m WR is a show stopper for me.

[@TrueScandinavia]

Finally a Breitling. You have so many Breitling fans in the comments but never review them!

[@colezahm7956]

I really like the mint dial, it’s something really unique.

[@ckfvideo]

The exact configuration I am looking at. 41mm, mint dial, bracelet. The price is dear but it is hard to find a reasonably sized chronograph with this pedigree.

[@petersuydam2911]

Fine with the 41 & $ .. I’ve always gravitate towards a blue tinge such as the green and a matching pin buckle to contrast with the pastel’ish blue

[@nicklegg61]

Beautiful time piece. Top review

[@lammargy]

i luv that silver one on the bracelet - just great!!

[@rickvdsteen]

For me the navi is a bit to busy and i don’t like most of them, but the new boutique edition white dial with navyblue strap and hands is amazing

[@jacobelx5841]

May be a poor value proposition compared to the Tudor Chrono but a great deal compared to the Daytona even at $14.5k retail. It doesn’t even have a date. I am glad I got a limited edition several years ago. I think it’s one of the only 43mm models with the gold Breitling wings and the display back til this day.

[@craig2100]

I love this NT... and the color is catching...love it

[@AZadeh-nd8vx]

It's a beautiful piece and I love it, but I still prefer the older models, particularly the A23322 - the size was perfect at 42mm and it was all polished - a Navitimer should be polished IMO. Also, the older ones had a better dial lay out, more comfortable bracelet and a tachymeter.

[@igobyte]

Nice watches. I’m contemplating a 43mm with the ice blue dial myself. They wear small and the 41mm somehow feels too small on my wrist when I normally wear a Sub.

[@scottjohnston4892]

Hey Teddy! Could you please do a video on best watches for her?

[@InGratitudeIam]

And then there's the Sinn 903... True aviation history, high quality, well made and about 1/3 the cost for the same movement and design. Tough choice. Better lume too.

[@TheBrendonian]

The Sinn is a great way to get almost the same look with the added practicality of better water resistance, but no it doesn’t have the same movement, and the WR comes at a cost of making the slide rule completely unusable. That’s quite a compromise on the defining feature of the watch!

[@motownazn]

Teddy you kinda did a throwaway mention of Sinn and said there’s only one Navitimer. But Sinn definitely makes a Navitimer lol

[@raphaelrodriguez9857]

Hi Teddy, nice video thank you. I just acquired one and had a couple of questions as to how to use it best. I noticed that the watch take +3/4 sec during the first couple of days, then takes like -10 sec on the third day. I wear it only during the day and so it is 37°C during tyhe day, and 18°C overnight. I wondered whether this is normal. Also, while automatic and me wearing it during the day, it was stopped this morning. I wonder whether the reserve was not fully charged and may be wearing it during one day was not enough to charge it to last longer than 12h. Your advice would be welcome. Beautiful watch otherwise.

[@piotrek5660]

What do you think about Gevril watches?

[@ddr80]

how does it fit for small wrist (6") compare to the 3861 moonwatch? At the AD it seems the 41mm navitimer has a smaller lug to lug and fit even better than the moonwatch.

[@TheCdM1981]

I mean. I’m not really understanding why movements are all we are speaking about in regards to price. The Navitimer 100% has way better finish than the Tudor chrono. No matter what anyone says. This simply can’t be denied.

[@mach78fl370]

I don’t have a problem with Tudor sharing the movement. The movement doesn’t make the whole watch, and the Tudor chrono (while a nice piece) is a whole rung below something like the Navitimer, which is an icon compared to the homage that the Tudor has become. That doesn’t mean that I don’t think that the Navitimer is not overpriced though. It definitely is. I see the Omega Speedmaster Professional as the main competition to the Navitimer as far as iconic Swiss chronographs, and there is no way the Breitling should be priced so far ahead of it, with the Omegas in house master chronometer co-axial movement and equal if not greater pedigree. Breitling is pretty optimistic with their pricing here.

[@colinb.8679]

Saw the mint green with a leather strap while in zermatt a couple weeks ago. This watch will be a milestone purchase when I can afford it.

[@martinsulat697]

MAYBE if you didn't take so many trips to Zermatt - you could actually afford the price of a Navi...

[@PaulRayProductions]

Could you review the top time triumph? Great content thank you

[@VianJ]

This watch is better than most other watches like rolex, ap, patek. They need to market the watch as the first watch in space and first chronograph.

[@aljaztrdina142]

This is one of the channels that piqued my interest in watches. Appreciate the work that you and your team put into these reviews! I am looking towards Breitling Superocean Heritage Chronograph 44 (B01 movement) with a Milanese steel bracelet for my first luxury watch. My eyes were also on Omega Speedmaster Professional, Zenith El Primero Chronomaster Sport, and Rolex Date Just in steel/white gold,... But something drives me towards that Breitling. I saw the video with the classic Superocean Heritage version, but I hope that one day you also make a video about Chronograph. Best Regards from Slovenia (EU).😊

[@kimcoulter806]

Great review as usual

[@JT-jt5mn]

What are your thoughts on Bremont watches? Thanks.

[@Mike-bh9vs]

It's not at all my normal style of watch but that mint green version is just plain sexy and the finishing is amazing

[@martinkaplan1805]

What can I say, Teddy…they’re both gorgeous! I’d wear it for sure.

[@steffenbaden-baden3723]

The best Navitimer in years? Absolutely right 👍🏻 Got my first one in 1996 (D33030) and this is the first generation since, that I really like. Good job Breitling, would like other colors too but the watch itself is great.

[@KERMIz]

Could you explain what does those 3 subdials do?

[@brandonf3185]

Teddy, We need a new state of the collection video! Walk us through what you have and why you’ve kept it!