Circa 1993
(The A30022 has been produced between 1992 & 1996)
Legendary Breitling pilot’s chronograph
Screwed steel case
BREITLING 30 signed caliber (Base: ETA 2892-2)
Automatic winding
21 Jewels - 28800 A/H - Power reserve: 42 hours
Black dial (genuine)
Arabic numbers
Luminescent hands
Three counters
Signed crown
Serrated pointed notch bezel
Diameter: 38 mm. (40 mm. with winder)
Thickness: 12 mm.
Serial number: 14/05
Brown leather strap (traces of wear)
Steel folding buckle (signed Breitling)
(+/- 24 cm. watch incl.)
This watch is in excellent condition (9/10) !
Fully serviced in July 2022 by a professional watchmaker, it is in perfect working order and offered with a one year guarantee.
It will be offered with a nice Breitling travel case
History:
In the early 1950’s, Breitling released their first pilot’s watch, the ref. 806. Featuring a slide rule chronograph, the model was called the “Navitimer." The slide rule was an important innovation for pilots, because it equipped them with the means to make important calculations mid-flight. While the Chronomat was the first Breitling model to feature a slide rule, the Navitimer--with its long association with the Aircraft Owners & Pilot's Association or AOPA--established Breitling's reputation as a watch company for pilots. The AOPA declared the Navitimer as their official timepiece.