The seller represents this timepiece as being in very good condition, showing minor nicks on the upper right lug. It includes the box, additional items, and papers.

Built as a genuine watch for pilots, the Avenger Chronograph 45 earns the word "instrument" rather than just "watch". Breitling gave the crown and pushers a special knurled grip pattern specifically so you can run the chronograph with gloves on. This piece boasts a large brushed-finished 45mm stainless steel case with 16.46mm thickness, a black matte chronograph dial, a screwed-in caseback, and a beautiful black-outer and yellow-inner leather strap with a stainless steel buckle. It is rated to 300m (30 ATM) water resistance. Inside is the in-house Caliber 13, a COSC-certified chronometer. There's a real visual rhythm to this piece. The matte black base is the canvas, and everything else on it reads in contrast — brushed steel case, polished chamfers, and a bezel that catches light along its ridged edge. The top sub-dial with the yellow arc tracing its outer edge is the 30-minute chronograph scale. Breitling used color instead of just white ticks to separate it visually from the other two black-on-black registers. This small choice helps your eye find "which counter is which" instantly. That same yellow reappears at the tip of the central chronograph seconds hand. It's the detail that makes the whole dial feel alive. Pilot instrumentation has always leaned on this trick: color where precision matters, restraint everywhere else. The hour markers and hands are luminous, reading bright white in daylight and glowing true when it matters. As for the signature-design unidirectional rotating bezel, the engraving does double duty, marking every minute around the full 60 while calling out 0, 15, 30, and 45 in raised, oversized numerals at the quarter points. It's a bezel built to be read in a glance and gripped in gloves. The Breitling Avenger Chronograph 45 is not your typical pilot watch. It is has been crafted with style, presence, and purpose.