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Will be picking up my Geographic soon. The Tribute Chronograph skeleton side is my favorite. The Grand Date of the Geographic is my next fave. Bill

Easily recognized by my watch friends.

Too bad it didn't have St. John's (actually on the half hour), Halifax, Ottawa/Toronto, Winnipeg to complete the Canadian Time Zones with Calgary and Vancouver.

I'm biased as I was able to receive one of the last one's available. I heard it was discontinued shortly after I received mine. Thanks JLC for making it available (sent from Geneva). The WG QL Duometre was the best fit for me at 40.5 mm! The Moon Phase disc is also amazing.

Glad to see Breitling bring this back. The only thing I notice is the "Breitling" signature compared to my beat up circa 1960 Navitimer.

Nice to meet another collector of these marine chronometers.

I have a couple marine chronometers from WWII. Very similar dial design. The last Hamilton is a modern watch that can be converted to a desktop clock, like a chronometer. The Khaki Navy Pioneer LE.

I wish they would continue this concept, like what ALS does.

Were you sitting on the floor/pillow with your shoes off. That would be "authentic." I didn't know about that custom until I went to Busan. Here is my earlier Calatrava Travel Time, 5134G. I really appreciate your Nautilus! Bill