We proudly present the magnificent Breitling Navitimer World (A24322), one of the most well-known designs from the brand, as it is the oldest chronograph watch that is still in production. The condition of this timepiece is very good, with little to no sign of wear. This timepiece includes the original box (box shows signs of wear), the chronometer papers, a slide rule instructions booklet, the instruction booklet, the slide ruler, and a booklets sleeve. The inner box shows signs of wear and is worn out on the travel case and inside box.

With a large black dial and a 46mm steel case, this timepiece showcases great features. It has three recessed subdials, and exquisitely polished hour markers are part of its intricate and elegant design. The date is displayed at three o'clock, and a central second hand with a red tip allows you to determine the time in another part of the world quickly. Its bezel features a stainless steel slide rule: as pilots did in the 1950s, you can use it to solve real-world calculations.

It has the traditional Navitimer steel bracelet with a deployment clasp which gives it a substantial presence on the wrist and is perfect for a large, sophisticated watch. It fits up to a 7.75" wrist.

With a Breitling 24 automatic movement, this timepiece is designed to provide a reliable power reserve of 42 hours and water resistance of up to 30 meters, making it ideal for any type of activity.

Developed with aviation and exploration in mind, this timepiece adds a modern twist to a well-known and traditional design, and it's a must-have for your collection. Sign up right away and place your bid.

The condition of this timepiece is very good, with little to no sign of wear. This timepiece includes the original box (box shows signs of wear), the chronometer papers, a slide rule instructions booklet, the instruction booklet, the slide ruler, and a booklets sleeve. The inner box shows signs of wear and is worn out on the travel case and inside box.