Breitling Navitimer Cosmonaute
About this WatchIn 1962, Scott Carpenter orbited Earth three times in the Aurora 7 capsule. Driving this expedition, he wore a Breitling Navitimer with 24-hour military time display. This was the first chronograph watch to travel through space. Now, Breitling has created the Navitimer Cosmonaute to celebrate this history. This model features a manual winding movement and 24-hour display, both features found in the 1962 chronograph.
- Brand
- Breitling
- Collection
- Navitimer
- Model
- Navitimer Cosmonaute
Complications
- Chronograph
- Yes
- Date
- Yes
- Repeater
- --
- Alarm
- --
- Power Reserve Indicator
- --
- Tourbillon
- --
- Time Zone
- --
- Calendar
- --
- Moonphase
- --
- Chronograph
- Yes
- Date
- Yes
- Repeater
- --
- Alarm
- --
- Power Reserve Indicator
- --
- Tourbillon
- --
- Time Zone
- --
- Calendar
- --
- Moonphase
- --
- Ref
- AB0210B4/BC36/274S/A20S.1
- Gender
- Male
- Case Material
- Steel
- Case Shape
- Round
- Width
- 43.00mm
- Height
- 13.85mm
- Weight
- 81.10g
- Water Resistant
- 3 bar
- Movement
- Hand-wound
- Caliber
- Breitling 02
- Rotating Bezel
- bidirectional rotating bezel
- Wristband
- Rubber
- Special Features
- 24-hour display and 70 hour power reserve
- Ref
- AB0210B4/C917/447A
- Gender
- Male
- Case Material
- Stainless steel
- Case Shape
- Round
- Width
- 43.00mm
- Height
- 13.85mm
- Weight
- 81.10g
- Water Resistant
- 3 bar
- Movement
- Hand-wound
- Caliber
- Breitling 02
- Rotating Bezel
- bidirectional rotating bezel
- Wristband
- Steel
- Special Features
- 24-hour display. 70 hour power reserve