Hands-On: Breitling Navitimer B01 Chronograph 43 Watch Review

[@atl3630]

That’s more beautiful than I thought it would be

[@seppohelle5244]

You say that there aren't any use cases for the slide rule any more, but I don't quite agree with that. One practical example is to use it as a converter. Since the principal idea of the tool is that the ratio between inner and outer scales is always constant, it can act as a currency converter, for example, and you don't even need to type in any numbers to do conversions. Say, if 1 Euro is 7.5 Danish crowns, you just set the rotating bezel so that 10 aligns with 75, and you have all conversions there. What is 4 euros in DKR? Look at 40 at the DKR scal, see it aligns with 30 on the other scale, and that means 30 (it is the correct magnitude, not 3 or 300). Or reverse, 550 DKR you would find at 55, correspoding to about 73 on the Euro scale. No exact numbers but good enough for a tourist to get an idea of a price when abroad. I'm missing one thing in Navitimer reviews like this: how accurate is the slide rule really? It would be easy to find out by setting it to a few simple ratios, like 2, 3 and 5, and check whether the numbers match as they should. I have seen comments that there may be noticeable slide rule inaccuracy in Navitimers. I have two cheap Navitimer imitations and their scales are not exact. And I managed to buy a practice tool (made of paper) that is delivered with Navitimers, and it is badly off. Ironically, it has the slogan "Instruments for professionals" printed on it.

[@yashwardhanraut2605]

Untill now I considered "youreterrific" channel to have the best watch cinematics and macro shots but you my friend have exceeded him whith these beautiful shots.

[@Hiconsumption]

Thanks for the kind words, really appreciate it! Our small team works incredibly hard on these videos 🙏

[@reapzvanreapz9687]

Have the exact same watch, and still come here to look at it some more 😂

[@darrenc5563]

I got this model but the George kern dial. Beautiful watch on the wrist. I advice anyone to try it on.

[@flippalovell]

Love the history! Your voice sounds a lot like Jeremy Strong’s character from Succession.

[@SIZZO76]

I love BREITLING 🔥🔥🔥

[@wincav]

Video is very well done!

[@danorensztejn9241]

This one or Super Chronomat?? I cant decide … help please … nice video

[@ericsoegyanto38]

Awesome watch, awesome video! ❤

[@SuperGoldyboy]

what color is this?

[@sweetlemonade123]

I can't find this color variation in 41 mm, wth breitling.

[@rizkiakbarhasan6213]

I reaaly dig the opening soundtrack of this video. Anyone knows the title of it?

[@MGR1900]

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[@MDSkai]

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[@americanpaisareturns9051]

I really hate that particular Breitling logo.

[@tafaraphillip]

That has to be the most patronising review I’ve watched in LOOONG time. Sure it’s a nice watch with rich history, and value is subjective…but maybe most people just can’t afford it. You might as well have said, ‘if you can’t afford it buy an F91W’.

[@shajeedislam1181]

This is kind of a reach. The channel's built around showcasing cool merchandise. Some of it is affordable, and some of it is luxury-tier. This product profile didn't seem to take a "holier-than-thou" attitude towards any of the other affordable watches presented on the channel. It just felt like a presentation of something cool that the guy was able to get his hands on.

[@ricardolau4713]

Being unable to afford it doesn't detract your ability to appreciate it.

[@danryan4137]

The F91W is the way baby. Support the micro brands in 24 they need the love.

[@MGR1900]

How is it patronising? I can't afford a Porsche 911 but that doesn't mean I can't enjoy a Porsche 911 review.