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About BREITLING
In 1884, Leon Breitling opened a watchmaking workshop in Saint-Imier, Switzerland. He started out specializing in stopwatches, and in 1915, he released a wristwatch-type chronograph. Breitling, which developed the current common chronograph model, is said to be the pioneer of aviation chronographs. The Navitimer, released in 1952, became popular among pilots as the world's first chronograph equipped with an aviation slide rule. With its motto of "not a watch, but an (aviation) instrument," Breitling supplies watches to aircraft manufacturers such as Douglas and Lockheed, and has strong ties with the aviation industry, forming its own flight team. As a watch brand trusted by pilots, the movements of all its models are officially certified chronometers.
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HISTORY
History of BREITLING
- 1884 Léon Breitling opens a watchmaking workshop in Saint-Imier, Switzerland.
- 1915 - Gaston Breitling creates the first wristwatch chronograph with a pusher at the two o'clock position.
- 1934 - Breitling's third generation leader, Willy, creates and patents the modern-day chronograph design with two independent pushers.
- In 1943, the Premier collection was developed, and the Duograph was launched in the same year.
- 1952: Development of the wrist-worn chronograph for pilots.
- 1954: The Navitimer is adopted as the official timepiece of the International Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA).
- 1957: The diving watch, "Superocean," is released.
- 1964: The Top Time collection is launched.
- 1969: Automatic chronograph produced.
- Acquired by Ernest Schneider in 1979.
- 1985: The aerospace chronograph is introduced.
- 1986: The “Old Navitimer” is released.
- 1999 Theodore Schneider declares that all of his movements will be officially chronometer certified.
- 2009: The first in-house movement, Caliber 01, is released.
- In 2021, a new ladies' watch, the Superocean Heritage '57 Pastel Paradise Capsule Collection, was launched.
In 1884, Léon Breitling opened a watchmaking workshop in Saint-Imier, Switzerland. He started out specializing in stopwatches, and released the wristwatch chronograph in 1915. Breitling, which developed today's standard chronograph models, is said to be the pioneer of aviation chronographs.