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First must be the Navitimer, despite not being the most typical looking Breitling.

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Somebody has to speak up for the BBs. Although not a pure Breitling, the Motors T Speed in black velvet is the one that does it for me. I do not think Breitling has made a better looking dial. Too bad they just discontinued it.


i second that trojan. the black velvet is off the hook! did you get yours yet?
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Has to be the Croswind Special LE for me. White or black, I'm not bothered.

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thomasenlow1 wrote:
Top C wrote:
First must be the Navitimer, despite not being the most typical looking Breitling.

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:yeahthat

The navi, to me at least, is the prototypical Breitling.

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Wow... this is a hard one :huh .. I'll have to give it some thought before I post the "one"...
There are so many...so many :whiner:

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For me It has to be the Chronomat Evolution, or the current Chronomat to give it its proper name. To me it is the top breilting and the one I choose as top dog. Its a model that from the first one up, 13048 I think, (all of which I love BTW) it has improved to give us the current format. Is a Chronograph, a great size, looks super cools, screams Breitling IMO. has the most variants of options which has to have a combination to suit everybody in there some where and finally who could argue with that pilot bracelet. Close behind SF, BB, SOC, Navi.!

The Chronomat.....

Top Dog IMO...


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Well out of my current collection it would definently be the SA but my favourite would have to be white Navvi World!

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After all this fantasizing, I feel a little guilty not giving my CSO its due. It doesn't have quite the drool factor of some of the other models we've been discussing here, but as a purely functional timepiece, it's got it where it counts. It's powered by the time-tested B13 - nothing exciting, but a workhorse of a movement. The CSO has zero fat - every feature is something I can and do use: a chronograph, a day/date, and a very readable diver's bezel. I even found myself using the decimal converter on the rehaut today. It's also great looking without being overly flashy, with a classic look that is unmistakably Breitling. I wouldn't mind if it had better lume, a la the Blackbird, and a slightly more legible hour totalizer; also, because of the day/date feature, it's missing a baton, so the symmetry of the dial is slightly off. Those slight shortcomings notwithstanding, I can't think of a better watch for the money. It may not be the only Breitling I'll ever want, but it's the only watch I'd ever need.

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JacksonStone wrote:
After all this fantasizing, I feel a little guilty not giving my CSO its due. It doesn't have quite the drool factor of some of the other models we've been discussing here, but as a purely functional timepiece, it's got it where it counts. It's powered by the time-tested B13 - nothing exciting, but a workhorse of a movement. The CSO has zero fat - every feature is something I can and do use: a chronograph, a day/date, and a very readable diver's bezel. I even found myself using the decimal converter on the rehaut today. It's also great looking without being overly flashy, with a classic look that is unmistakably Breitling. I wouldn't mind if it had better lume, a la the Blackbird, and a slightly more legible hour totalizer; also, because of the day/date feature, it's missing a baton, so the symmetry of the dial is slightly off. Those slight shortcomings notwithstanding, I can't think of a better watch for the money. It may not be the only Breitling I'll ever want, but it's the only watch I'd ever need.

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:yeahthat

Cant wait to finally have mine!

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JacksonStone wrote:
After all this fantasizing, I feel a little guilty not giving my CSO its due. It doesn't have quite the drool factor of some of the other models we've been discussing here, but as a purely functional timepiece, it's got it where it counts. It's powered by the time-tested B13 - nothing exciting, but a workhorse of a movement. The CSO has zero fat - every feature is something I can and do use: a chronograph, a day/date, and a very readable diver's bezel. I even found myself using the decimal converter on the rehaut today. It's also great looking without being overly flashy, with a classic look that is unmistakably Breitling. I wouldn't mind if it had better lume, a la the Blackbird, and a slightly more legible hour totalizer; also, because of the day/date feature, it's missing a baton, so the symmetry of the dial is slightly off. Those slight shortcomings notwithstanding, I can't think of a better watch for the money. It may not be the only Breitling I'll ever want, but it's the only watch I'd ever need.

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Your post just made me appreciate the cso even more. I just wish they made it with a black dial with black subs.

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MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM that is gorgeous!

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JacksonStone wrote:
After all this fantasizing, I feel a little guilty not giving my CSO its due. It doesn't have quite the drool factor of some of the other models we've been discussing here, but as a purely functional timepiece, it's got it where it counts. It's powered by the time-tested B13 - nothing exciting, but a workhorse of a movement. The CSO has zero fat - every feature is something I can and do use: a chronograph, a day/date, and a very readable diver's bezel. I even found myself using the decimal converter on the rehaut today. It's also great looking without being overly flashy, with a classic look that is unmistakably Breitling. I wouldn't mind if it had better lume, a la the Blackbird, and a slightly more legible hour totalizer; also, because of the day/date feature, it's missing a baton, so the symmetry of the dial is slightly off. Those slight shortcomings notwithstanding, I can't think of a better watch for the money. It may not be the only Breitling I'll ever want, but it's the only watch I'd ever need.

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Your post just made me appreciate the cso even more. I just wish they made it with a black dial with black subs.


Yea I like that watch A LOT now...especially the black dial CSO. WOW that is a great shot.

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for me it would be a white dial Super Avenger

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