Breitling love

[Noonan]

Here's a pic of my Steelfish I took a while back.

[buz-lh]

I wear my CSO on a strap 90% of the time because of the high shine of the bracelet. The only near negative I have for the Breitling. It is very accurate and I love looking at the detail on the dial.

[Widows Son]

Luv my late 1940's three dial Premiere.

[spogehead]

Love my Evo

[topcat30093]

I really rate Breitling watches & used to have one a couple of years ago.
In fact my wife told me that it was the only watched, that I have owned that she has truly likwd!!!
Tried one of the BIG Bentley 6.75 watches on, recently and its "Bl**dy" HUGE!!!!!!!
Well on my wrist it was!

[moby33]

Originally Posted by spogehead

Love my Evo

Love it on the leather strap w/ white stitching...looks really sharp IMO!

[toph]

chronmat evoltion are one of the classiest/smartest looking watches around IMO and have been for years

[cody p]

truly a serious luxury watch. i really like the heritage versions with steel mesh bracelet.

[buz-lh]

Originally Posted by Widows Son

Luv my late 1940's three dial Premiere.

Let's see some pictures of that baby.

[buz-lh]

Originally Posted by spogehead

Love my Evo

That is beautiful, what a knockout.

[lorsban]

Here's my Superocean.

[cars4life]

Here's mine!! This is primarily my dress watch but still goes with casual!!

[stusrt]

I just got my first Rolex, and I'm trying to get used to how small and light it is.
I love my Breitling super avenger and will be getting the black skyland next, as moby33 shows above.

BTW - after wearing the super avenger, when I tired on the new deepsea, I still thought it was a mid-size watch in comparison...

[lorsban]

BTW - after wearing the super avenger, when I tired on the new deepsea, I still thought it was a mid-size watch in comparison...

Wow. I see what you mean. What is that 50mm?

[johnswatch]

My vintage navitimer.

I've actually been thinking of trading it in for a new avenger or another Rolex

[stusrt]

lorsban -

Model: Super Avenger
Production Years: 2004-Current
Movement: Breitling 13
Power Reserve: 42 Hours
Water Resistance: 300m
Bezel: Unidirectional
Crown: Screw-Locked
Crystal: Sapphire
Diameter: 48.4mm
Thickness: 18.6mm
Weight: 153.30g
Bracelet: Professional II
Lug Width: 24mm

there really is nothing else I've tried on that can compare
even the watches (like u-boat) that have the same size dial or bigger, are 1/2 the weight or less.

[ijen0311]

My Starliner (along side my SD). It was a wedding gift from my husband and one of the most beautiful watches I've ever seen :)

[lorsban]

Originally Posted by stusrt

lorsban -

Model: Super Avenger
Diameter: 48.4mm
Thickness: 18.6mm
Weight: 153.30g


there really is nothing else I've tried on that can compare
even the watches (like u-boat) that have the same size dial or bigger, are 1/2 the weight or less.

That is a big and heavy watch! Actually, even my Superocean feels heftier than the Sub, so I can imagine how your watch is!

[beemreatr]

I have the super avenger and the sky land avenger...wish I had the black case version though, both of mine are polished. Although I am wearing my GMT II as I type this my Rolex gets very little wrist time since moving to Breitling. I bought my wife one a few years ago and her Rolex sits in the winder next to mine!

[bankerII]

Everybody is posting such great pictures. What is the secret to photgraphing a watch? Every time I try to do it my pictures turn out terrible. How do you get the lighting correct?

I have a Breitling Chronomat Evo diamond and a Chrono Avenger T1.

[roadcarver]

Lighting and tripod are the secret to taking close up photos. Also, most P&S (Point and Shoot) cameras have a macro (ability to take close up photos), and it is represented on the dial or menus by a flower.

[lorsban]

Originally Posted by roadcarver

Lighting and tripod are the secret to taking close up photos. Also, most P&S (Point and Shoot) cameras have a macro (ability to take close up photos), and it is represented on the dial or menus by a flower.

+1 With the tripod!!! If you're taking high quality photos in macro, every little movement is magnified and can potentially mess up your shot. Try using a tripod first on auto, then try macro. If you're using flash, zoom in at an angle so there's no glare. Those pics I took were without a tripod and flash so the lighting and detail aren't so good.