2610

A last shot of this watch, trying to capture the spirt and the beauty of it.

As per a good friend's request, here are some photos of this lovely Breiting Unitime. Top condition, nice patina, superb presence on the wrist and... a friendly complication. What more to ask for? Best, Nicolas

Summer shot. This one is a pure jewel. The case, the dial, the condition and the complication. All what we love! Best, Nicolas

From two summers ago. A watch full of soul. Best, Nicolas

Vintage Breitling at its best.

Small, for sure, but I am very happy with it and proud of it. Superocean from 1958: Unitime Ref 2610 from the early 60's: Royal Canadian Air Force Chrono mono pusher from 1969: Still have a few to add... But it iwll be a hard game. Best, Nicolas

In the US, you need to add a minimum of $2610.00 before you can even proceed in building the rest of the car:

One, the Superocean ref 1004 is from the late 50's, the chronograph is from the 60's. One is an icon, the Superocean, while the military chronograph is a rare beast, especially with its sterile dial. Both being very atypic for Breitling. I am thinking abo

While the series produced 2610 model was still called a "worldtime" watch by Breitling, it used no longer reference cities for a convenient use of the function. Though, at least prototypes seem to have been produced, with the under-glass city disk of ref.

unitime worldtimer as the 2610, i think. No i haven't. A phantastic watch. But personally for me i decided that my watches should have a minimum diameter without crown 40 mm. Also for this reason my superocean 1004 has "to go". regards Stephan