Breitling Navitimer World A2432212 – Gift for Him – Gift for Her – Free shipping!
Breitling Navitimer World A2432212 – Gift for Him – Gift for Her – Free shipping!
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Breitling Navitimer World A2432212 – Gift for Him – Gift for Her – Free shipping!
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ESTIMATED SHIPPING TIME
RegionDelivery Time (Business Days)United States7–15 business daysEurope7–15 business daysAustralia / Canada10–18 business daysRest of the World10–20 business days
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30-Day Return Policy
30-Day Return Policy
More than anything we want you to be happy with your purchase! If something doesn’t look or feel right, please email us at support@swisslux.watch and we’ll make it right!
Please be reminded that our policy lasts 30 days for replacement/refund request only. If 30 days have gone by since your purchase, unfortunately we can’t offer you a replacement or refund.
Also please be informed that placing an order means that you accept all the terms mentioned below:
At this time we do not offer Return in any case, we just offer replacement. If your item is defective, you don’t need to return the original item and we will resend you a replacement for free.
Due to hygiene reasons and the fact that our products are customized, we do not exchange or issue full refund unless an item you received has a major problem. This is when the item is:
- Significantly different from the description or the preview shown to you.
- Damaged due to the fault of our factory or the carrier.
- Not what you ordered.
For other cases (not mentioned above) we will refund you 10-30% of the product value.
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The Birth of a Flight Computer (1950s)
In 1952, Breitling was approached by the AOPA (Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association). Pilots needed a tool that was more than just a watch; they needed a “wrist-worn computer.”
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Willy Breitling adapted the logarithmic slide rule from the earlier Chronomat model.
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This allowed pilots to calculate fuel consumption, climb rates, and average speeds directly on their wrists.
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The name “Navitimer” is a portmanteau of Navigation and Timer.
The Pilot’s Essential Tool
For decades, before digital cockpits existed, the Navitimer was the official timepiece of choice for pilots worldwide. It was so highly regarded that the AOPA logo (the winged shield) was featured prominently on the dials of the early versions.
The “World” Evolution (GMT)
The watch in your photo is the Navitimer World. As international air travel became more common, Breitling realized pilots and frequent travelers needed to track multiple time zones.
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The GMT Hand: The red-tipped arrow was added to track a second time zone on a 24-hour scale.
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Size Matters: To ensure readability of all those complex scales (the slide rule, the chronograph, and the 24-hour GMT ring), the “World” model was sized up to a commanding 46mm.
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Why This Watch is a Legend
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Survival: It is one of the few mechanical watches that survived the “Quartz Crisis” of the 1970s because its slide-rule design was so unique and functional that it couldn’t be easily replicated by digital screens at the time.
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Heritage: The blue dial and “Navitimer” bracelet (the 7-link steel band) have become a signature look for Breitling, representing a mix of rugged professional utility and luxury.
