Breitling Navitimer Watch D2332212 G534 Lt

Breitling Navitimer Watch D2332212 G534 Lt

Breitling. One watch has made this name famous worldwide, the Navitimer. In 1952 this watch was a real sensation, the chronograph along with the calculator made it possible for the pilot to carry out all necessary calculations for the duration of the flight. This made the Navitimer a worthful on-board instrument at that time, and a worthful collectible today. This newly revised book shows the whole spectrum of the firm’s productions since it is founding in 1884, and gives the reader an informed clear or deep perception into more than 100 years of the firm’s history. Many photos, old catalogs, and publicity material aid the informative text. With the support of reference numbers, the aggregator may also locate person watches chronologically. This arousing and attention holding portrait of the Breitling firm will enthrall all who be grateful for fine mechanical precision.

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39 of 43 persons found the following review helpful.
Where’s the passion?
By Gordon Reade
For the uninitiated let me just say that my Breitling wristwatch is my most prized possesion. In other words us Breitling accumulators are a bit nuts. You’d have to be to spend so much cash for a watch when a fifteen dollar quarts digital is all you need to tell time.

My sentiment is that the author of this book might just as well have been writing regarding a lot of other collectable such as Snoopy or South Park action figures. I felt that he didn’t genuinely have the enthusiam for the subject which is a shame. I’d recompense a lot for a genuinely good book on Breitling.

12 of 13 humans found the following review helpful.
Good Stuff
By Randy Given
This has a heap of good stuff, but it is for a mixed audience, so none may be completely satisfied. For horologists, there is a reasonable amount of movements shown, with a great deal of of them “exploded” to show all of their parts. For historians, there is a lot of good old-time promotion and photos. For collectors, of course, you get to see a whole bunch of the product line back over a hundred years ago. The price list is minimal and ten years out of date, so it is not as relevant, but not altogether useless either. Still, not a bad offering.

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Not sure what to say in regards to this.
By David Hess
I was a little amazed by the book, it’s now 12 years old and outdated, the pictures are all black and white, and it does not have much writing, I read it from cover to cover in with regards to 1.5 hours. The pictures are good quality, though some are from Breitling advertisements.
It would be nice to see it updated, in color and have a great deal of history behind it. It does not explain anything with regards to the Breitling Emergency watch, it just shows a picture! I was a little disappointed.

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