Navitimer
16 references catalogued, spanning production starts from 1956–2022.
A chronograph with a circular slide rule on the bezel, which lets a pilot compute fuel burn, climb rate and unit conversions without electronics. The AOPA adopted it as its official watch in 1954, and the earliest dials carry AOPA's wings instead of Breitling's name.
References
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01806Navitimer1956–197002809Cosmonaute1962–1965037806Stainless steelfrom 197204A23322Stainless Steel / Gold2003–201105AB0121Stainless Steel2012–present06A17326Stainless Steel2012–201907AB0138Stainless Steel2019–present08AB0139Stainless Steel / Gold2022–present09816—Record pending101806—Record pending11AB0127Stainless steelRecord pending12A35340—Record pending13RB012012—Record pending14AB0139211B1A1Stainless steelRecord pending15AB0138211C1P1—Record pending16RB0139211G1P118k red goldRecord pending
References without production years are catalogued but do not yet carry a verified production record. Those fields are added as they are confirmed rather than estimated.