Breguet

is on my wish list.

The Type XXI is probably the most legible chronograph on the market. Love the fluted case.

.... since the Type XXI suffers from the common luxury syndrome of many fine timepieces: It is considered cheap to simply lacquer the hands with white paint, so what you get are perfectly polished steel hands, sometimes even plated with a hi-gloss rhodium finish.The result is that these hands, the stop second, the hour counter and the sweep second, become unvisible in nearly all lighting conditions. That the crystal does not have an antireflective coating outside, doesn't really help. However, the most impostant hand on the Type XXI is the central minute counter, and that is satinized, and therefore perfectly visible.

Marcus

It is SUCH an advantage to be able to time two separate events on an analog watch…here’s my solution..

Can you tell me who makes it? Not Breguet I assume.

.... and since the end parts of their straps perfectly match the case's outlines, the beautiful flutes between the lugs are completely hidden. I like them visible, so an aftermarket strap with straight end is the solution.
The second strap is offered by Kaufmann, the first one is a bit special: It is made by a very old American leather manufacturer, Horween. This particular style of padding and stitching, however, was introduced by a very innovative small U.S.-based watch company named Xeric. They specialize in unorthodox designs, and for a "NASA timepiece" they offered straps replicating the unique padding or the space suits. Meanwhile, they offer these straps in all kinds of colours and sizes. They are incredibly comfortable, and I have equipped several sportive watches with them.
Marcus

I'm gonna order one of those up right away!