Recently I put a few pieces up for sale in an effort to consolidate the collection. Of the five watches that i put up for sale four were from Breitling. People asked why, and I responded that there were too many watches that were not seeing enough wrist time. Only because I was asked to share, here are some of my pieces.
From left to right, On the top row is the Bremont Alt-1C/PW, than the Navitimer Cosmonaut, Both up for sale, the a Glashutte Original Senator Chrono, then my SuperOcean Heritage ll, also up for sale and then my Breitling 1915 which happens to be #1/1915, back when Breitling used to do individual numbers.
On the bottom row is my Breitling Premier wheels and waves edition, then an older Breitling Superocean XL (my first Brietling), a Breitling Navitimer Mechcanique, another Breitling SuperOcean XL and a Bronze Helberg
Here are some of my Rolex's, the Batman is mine, the Hulk and Pepsi are my wife's, on the bottom is my Breitling Unitime, and a very special older Chronomat, a Limited edition of 25 pieces which had the Statue of Liberty embossed on the back, mine is #1/25.
Here is a Navitimer Rattrapant, a Vacheron Fifty-Six annual calendar, an AP15500 in blue, my Rolex white Sky Dweller, Breitling Chronoliner with the B04 movement, and a 46mm Gold Navitimer with Black dial.
Here are my JLC's, an Annual Calendar with Metorite dial, Polaris L.E. and a Sector Dial Chrono
Finally here are some of the watches that the wife can choose from, these are hers, Some Breitling Top Times, an older Premier, an original 1959 Navitimer, an older Cosmonaute and a JLC chrono that was mine for about 15 seconds until the sales person said it had a small strap on it!
. I do have one thing in common with you, the white dialed 44mm Steelfish was my first Breitling (actually first nice watch) also. Been through quite a few since and only have one left, still would like to pick up a Navitimer again of some sort.
