Horological Meandering

Hi all, Any owners of the Breitling Duograph here? When I was posting my GP rattrapante Foudroyante SF on the GP forum last night, it got me thinking about split seconds chronograph. We all know the big hitters- ALS, Patek and the new limited edition of t...  

Breitling's finish is generally underrated in my opinion, and 15mm thick isn't too bad for a watch with an extra hand in the stack. Patek it isn't, but we're talking about true fractions of cost. At 10k new (less with a discount), I think it presents grea... 

That I do not own one! But I have handled them at the boutique

I passed for reasons unrelated to the watch; I think it looks great.

But then only realised the advert was taken with a giant as a model, as I was very disappointed to find out it's a 42mm watch...

Less expensive and similarly sized. Steel only.

Glad to hear fellow purist like the piece. I am not in the market for one but just wanted to have a discussion as the thought came into my head! BW, Chi Kai

these Breitlings look really great. Especially the RG version with black dial. I start getting interested in Breitling more and more. Never owned one but they try hard to improve their portfolio. So this brand gets increasingly attractive for me. Yes, the... 

I am really impressed with how Brietling had transformed over the last 5 years, and particularly love their current chronograph range. The Duograph's complication, movement, and style is definitely very good value for money. Regarding their salmon dialled...