Breitling Premier Datora: Wristshot & Discussion

foversta · 2021-05-06T20:35:16Z

Explore the Breitling Premium Datora through foversta's wristshot and community debate on its unique moonphase and dial aesthetics. A must-read for collectors.

In a captivating post, foversta shares a wristshot of the Breitling Premium Datora, inviting the WatchProSite community to engage with its distinctive design. His initial observation about the moonphase's 'nose' sparks a lively discussion, highlighting the subjective nature of horological aesthetics. This article synthesizes the community's diverse reactions, offering a multifaceted perspective on this intriguing Breitling reference.

Key Points from the Discussion

The dial's attractiveness is undeniable at first glance, but closer examination, particularly in gold, reveals design elements that can lead to quibbles. The stainless steel version is less appealing to some.
The watch possesses a quirky charm that is not unpleasant, with the dial being a strong point. This model is arguably best presented in gold.
The unique 'Sarapaneva moon' design on the dial is a polarizing feature, with some collectors never fully understanding its appeal.
The hands of the Breitling Premium Datora bear a resemblance to those found on a recent Patek Philippe chronograph, suggesting a shared aesthetic influence.
Another community member shared an additional image of the watch, contributing to the visual discussion.

The Discussion

Gwai

May 6, 2021

That nose is rather prominent, indeed. An unfortunate yet insignificant feature.

Cheers Marc

Cpt Scarlet

May 6, 2021

Do you think the moon has been telling tales ? ;-))

@lberti

May 6, 2021

Can we call it the *pinnochio d oro*?

Mostel

May 6, 2021

Never a good sign when mockery takes the thread

But have to agree... and overall... the dial, while at a glance is no question, very attractive, leaves you quibbling the more you examine it...especially in gold... but in SS... shrug... not my taste...

Thomas_3

May 6, 2021

That's the elusive

man in the moon, he DOES exist!!

Centurionone

May 6, 2021

At least it is not half as scary as a Sarpaneva moon face

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