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Breitling Watches – History in Time MakingThe History of Breitling is one that keeps evolving as we speak. There is really no right way to do justice to this historic line with only a few lines. Nevertheless we decided to point out a few historic dates that define the heritage of Breitling Watches. Our admiration for Breitling watches is such that we carry the Best Breitling Replica Watches in the world. Your satisfaction at watch-inc.com is always 100% guaranteed.1884 – Breitling is founded in the town of St-Imier, Switzerland. The founder, Leon Breitling, aimed at more than just making watches. His aim was to provide highly technical instruments – chronographs and timers – for professionals to help them do a better job. 1892 – Leon Breitling sets up shop in the beautiful Montbrillant building in La Chaux-de-Fonds.Breitling soon made a name for himself with his wide range of instruments for professionals, inventions, and patents.1914 – Gaston Breitling takes over the company after Leon Breitling dies. Breitling was one of the first firms to offer a wristwatch chronograph.1915 – Like father like son, Gaston created an independent-from-the-crown-push-piece able to handle start, stop, and reset functions. He later perfect the reset by using the crown.1934 – Willy Breitling creates yet another innovation in watchmaking by introducing a second return-to-zero pushpiece. This invention was soon picked up by all competitors and it is still used in most watches today – Including our high end breitling knock off watches.1936 – Royal Air Force commissions Breitling to supply them with instruments for aviation.1942 – The launching of one of the most successful Breitling Watches ever, the Breitling Chronomat. The US Forces also become a Breitling’s client.1952 – Another successful watch is added to the brand, the Breitling Navitimer wristwatch instrument equipped with a slide rule for handling all calculations called for by a flight plan quickly gaining popularity among pilots.1962 – Breitling Cosmonaute chronograph is worn by Astronaut Scott Carpenter during his orbital flight aboard the Aurora 7 space capsule.1969 – Breitling introduces yet another world innovation, the Breitling self-winding chronograph revolutionizing the watch industry.Aviation Pioneers favor Breitling over other instruments during this critical time.1979 – Ernest Schneider takes over Breitling continuing to honor the essence of the Brand. Schneider is a pilot himself and Breilting admirer.1984 – Breitling Chronomat Tricolori is launched1995 – Breitling unveils their Emergency collection2003 – Breitling for Bentley partnership begins2009 – Breitling B01 self-winding chronograph is launchedOver the years, Breitling has launched a magnificent variety of both high end and boldly designed watches such as the new Breitling SuperOcean, Cosmonaute limited edition, Montbrillant Legend Limited Edition, Blackbird limited edition, Galactic 41, Chrono Galactic 30 32 36, Chronospace, Avenger Seawolf chronograph black steel limited edition, and Breitling for Bentley Supersports just to mention a few. The company continues to be a pioneer in Aeronautics and in Luxury. BEST BREITLING REPLICA WATCHES All our high end Breitling Replica Watches are tested to ensure perfect reliability and functionality – first come first served – if you see a model you like, don’t hesitate to buy it. Replica Breitling watches are also produced in limited quantities and are not available once they are sold out.

Breitling Chronospace SuperQuartz ChronographRemember the good old Breitling Chronospace quartz chronograph watch that was discontinued about 12 years ago? This year, the Swiss brand decided to resurrect the popular model.Featuring their iconic analogue/digital display and powered by a super-accurate thermo-compensated SuperQuartz chronometer-grade movement, the watch has become a lot bigger. But does bigger mean better, even in this particular case?Form follows function. That's the main principle of contemporary industrial design. Unfortunately, that is no longer the case with Breitling. Or, at least, the Swiss watch maker slowly but steadily drifts away from this principle with its latest models. The re-edition of the long-discontinued Breitling Chronospace is the latest evidence proving the theory that each year Breitling's watches become less of a professional tool for the real pilots and more of an accessory for people searching for the bling stuff.Of course, some may argue that, positioned as a professional time measuring device, the watch just had to feature an oversized dial with larger than life numerals and ultra-bright hour indexes, but I do not really understand why did they make the "3" and "9" so huge? Is there some dark numerological secret behind this decision? Why is the emphasis on this pair of numerals? And why did they remove the "6" and "12" from the dial if it has actually became bigger than that on the original watch? (In fact, sporting almost frightening diameter of 48 millimeters the new watch sports dial that is bigger than the original Chronospace's body!)Is the new SuperQuartz COSC-certified chronometer movement so big that they couldn't fit it inside a smaller body? I don't believe so, since the Breitling Caliber B78 is based on the ETA E20.341 Thermoline quartz movement, which is only 30 mm in diameter and the Caliber B56 that ticked inside the original Chronospace was about 22mm x 26 mm: not particularly small, either.Perhaps, they wanted to differentiate the resurrected model from the Emergency, Aerospace, and the Airwolf that feature less bombastic dial layouts. Or, maybe, someone at the marketing department simply decided that the "bolder" the design, the better the watch will sell on today's market.To my opinion, if you are searching a Breitling with an analogue/digital display, you will be much better off getting yourself the new Aerospace model, which is delivered in a 42 mm by 10 mm titanium case and offers almost the same set of functions. Or, maybe, the last year's Breitling Airwolf Raven Special Edition quartz chronograph that features a 43.5 mm stainless still case with molded rubber will be the right watch for you.And, guess what, both these models look a lot better than this oversized thing.