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  Quality and accuracy has always been The Breitling family tradition and it has been maintained as such for nearly a full century, starting from the achievements of L. Breitling and son, Gaston, whom developed and built the very first wrist chronograph, to Willy Breitling, the founder’s grandson, who modified and improved the modern chronograph.

The early Breitling chronographs featured both center chronograph seconds as well as a 30 minute totalizer. Breitling was awarded a patent in 1923 for inventing the independent pushpiece and another in 1926 for 1/10 second totalizer. Willy Breitling then defined the modern chronograph in 1934; he invented the second, return-to-zero pushpiece. To this day, the style of Breitling's chronograph remains one of its best selling timepieces. Since then, it has been Breitling’s mission to continually improve and redefine itself around its contemporary design.

Breitling watches are available in steel, precious metals, or titanium, with a myriad of dial treatments, straps, and bracelets - not to mention the many different and highly specialized features from alarms to emergency transmitters. Breitling remains poised for the 21st century and beyond as a force in precision timekeeping.

JewelsWarehouse.com is not an authorized agent, nor affiliated with Breitling S.A. in any way. All Breitling watches that we sell are guaranteed to be authentic, and warrantied through JewelsWarehouse.com to be free from defects for a period of three years from the date of purchase. All watches have been purchased by us through unofficial and/or secondary markets.

Because JewelsWarehouse.com is not an authorized dealer of Breitling watches, Breitling may not provide warranty service on your watch purchase. When you buy a Breitling watch from JewelsWarehouse.com, our Service Center will honor the terms of the manufacturer’s 1-year warranty and will furnish, absolutely free, an additional 2-year Extended Limited Warranty. Please feel free to email sales@JewelsWarehouse.com for more information.
 
 
 

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History of Breitling Watches

The history of Breitling watches began in 1884, when the company was founded by Leon Breitling, continued by his son and grandson Willy, who in 1934 invented a second return-to-zero pushpiece, making it possible to measure several successive short times, with an add function, using the first pushpiece, giving birth to the modern mechanical chronograph.

Quality and accuracy has always been The Breitling family tradition and it has been maintained as such for nearly a full century, starting from the achievements of L. Breitling and son, Gaston, whom developed and built the very first wrist chronograph, to Willy Breitling, the founder’s grandson, who modified and improved the modern chronograph.

The early Breitling chronographs featured both center chronograph seconds as well as a 30 minute totalizer. Breitling was awarded a patent in 1923 for inventing the independent pushpiece and another in 1926 for 1/10 second totalizer. Willy Breitling then defined the modern chronograph in 1934. To this day, the style of Breitling's chronograph remains one of its best selling timepieces. Since then, it has been Breitling’s mission to continually improve and redefine itself around its contemporary design.

Breitling watches are available in steel, precious metals, or titanium, with a myriad of dial treatments, straps, and bracelets - not to mention the many different and highly specialized features from alarms to emergency transmitters. Breitling remains poised for the 21st century and beyond as a force in precision timekeeping.

Breitling Watches is the instrument for professional. Breitling watches are both classical and timeless. Breitling watches are so unique in terms of design and its technology.



Breitling Watches