BreitlingChronospace

The Chronospace is Breitling's steel multifunction watch, the analogue-digital SuperQuartz of the Aerospace in a larger case. From 2011 an automatic chronograph carried the same name. This library holds 48 references.

About the Breitling Chronospace

The quartz Chronospace carries the Caliber 78 in 22 references, with a chronograph, alarm, countdown, second time zone and perpetual calendar on two liquid-crystal displays, thermocompensated and COSC-certified; the Chronospace Military of 2012 put it in black steel. The Chronospace Automatic of 2011 is a different watch that kept the name: a 46 mm chronograph on the Caliber 23, a Valjoux 7753 with the counters at 3, 6 and 9, rated to 200 m, in 22 references. The Chronospace Evo and its Night Mission editions on the B60 and B73 make up the rest. The 7750 piece explains the 7753's base.

The 46 mm case accounts for 28 references, the 48 mm for 16 and the 43 mm for 4. Steel is the material of 44 cases and titanium of 4. Black dials lead at 21, with grey and blue at 9 each. Water resistance divides by movement: 50 m on the quartz models and 200 m on the automatics. None are limited editions.

The Aerospace is the titanium multifunction the Chronospace descends from, the Emergency the professional instrument above it, and the Airwolf the mid-2000s multifunction on the same Caliber 78.

All models in this collection48