Available for a limited time only, this capsule collection is inspired by the laidback lifestyle of surfers with design inspiration from the '50s and '60s. Its most distinctive feature is the concave stainless steel bezel with ceramic ring with a luminescent dot at 12 o'clock. It comes in a choice of a black dial or blue dial, but we're partial to the version with the hands and markers in a rainbow graduation of yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet, red, and orange. Paired with eco-friendly Outerknown Econyl yarn NATO strap available in six colour combinations, this is a rarely seen side of Breitling at its most vibrant.

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Designed for the contemporary woman, this Navitimer boasts all the robust features of a pilot's watch, from the COSC-certified mechanical movement to the slide rule analog calculator, but with more refined features — and not just a smaller case size. "We've created a watch that reflects what women have been telling us: A stylish, smaller Navitimer that doesn’t sacrifice heritage or functionality," noted Breitling CEO Georges Kern. Indeed, the watches balance function and form beautifully in four styles, the most elegant being those equipped with a mother-of-pearl dial with diamond hour markers in a choice of stainless steel or red gold. 

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