For under $600, the Citizen Promaster Navihawk is an affordable chronograph that will scratch the luxury pilot watch itch. Today’s filers rely more on computer power for making those calculations than ...

Homage watches — that is, affordable watches designed to look like popular watches that cost much more — are a controversial subject within the watch enthusiast community. Some view them as an ...

In a roll call of the 20 th century’s most notable wristwatches, the 1952 Navitimer, a “navigational timer” for pilots and the oldest mechanical chronograph in continuous production, hardly needs a ...

Breitling has debuted its Gold Capsule collection, featuring new Navitimers and Premiers in 18K red gold. This limited edition collection also showcases new dial and movement combinations with prices ...

The Breitling Navitimer is one of the most iconic pilot’s watches ever made. First launched in 1954, its trademark slide rule bezel enabled aviators to make any number of flight calculations from ...

The Swiss brand has been making some of the coolest timepieces around since 1884, whether you need a quality watch for air, land, or sea. Breitling even made a foray into the aerospace industry. In ...

Already an innovator in dashboard instruments and chronograph production, Breitling debuted the Chronomat in the early 1940s with a brilliant creation — a bezel featuring a logarithmic scale that, ...

Given that Breitling has a new owner (CVC Capital Partners) and a new rock-star CEO (Georges Kern, previously a top executive at the Richemont Group and head of IWC), it was inevitable that change ...

Breitling just announced a new 36mm version of the Navitimer. That does away with the chronograph, but uses some exotic materials for extra style. In the wonderful world of watches, some models enjoy ...

Breitling is celebrating its 140th birthday with new versions of its history-making aviation models, Navitimer and Cosmonaute. Launched in 1952, Navitimer was the first wristwatch for aviators that ...

Prior to the introduction of flight computers, pilots relied solely upon analog instruments to ensure their safety. A smooth and successful flight depended upon the accuracy of dash-mounted altimeters ...