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It's easy to read Nicolas, once you remember the numerals are every 5 minutes. So it reads 17:20:12 
I love the Cosmonaute and all 24 h pieces (Way to Go!). What I don't like is the "24" because "there isn't a hour "24". Why this took root I don't know?...It should be updated! If you want a military dial it should be "00" and a civilian dial "0".
Best,
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Richard.
Cosmonaute.
I think the dial is amazing. Comfortable at 41mm and dateless. cheers fernando ...
Actually...
It's easy to read Nicolas, once you remember the numerals are every 5 minutes. So it reads 17:20:12 I love the Cosmonaute and all 24 h pieces (Way to Go!). What I don't like is the "24" because "there isn't a hour "24". Why this took root I don't know?......
It’s all about the historical reference....
Astronaut, Scott Carpenter owned a 12 hour Navitimer during his time as a fighter pilot during the Korean War. Scott was one of the original Project Mercury astronauts and requested that Breitling produce a Navitimer with a 24-hour dial. Breitling registe...
Agreed!
Breitling beat Omega into space by just one mission — it wasn’t until the next Mercury mission that Wally Schirra wore an Omega in space for the first time. 😉
