Breitling's Chronomat Legacy Continues With Bold New Updates

Created in the 1980s for Italy’s Frecce Tricolori, the Chronomat was conceived as a union of high style and uncompromising function engineered to perform under 7G forces while looking at ease far beyond the cockpit. From Milan to New York to Tokyo, it quickly gained traction across fashion and pop culture, earning the title “the great new watch for the nineties” by Vogue. Today, the Chronomat returns with subtle but powerful updates, still instantly recognizable by its signature rider tabs and unmistakable Rouleaux bracelet. A new interpretation of Breitling’s Land icon: confident in spirit, versatile in style, and ready for anything. The new Chronomat is presented by the Breitling squad: Austin Butler, Erling Haaland, and Giannis Antetokounmpo each highlighting the key details of the watch.

Technical Specifications

Breitling Chronomat B01 42

Breitling Chronomat Automatic B31 40

Breitling Chronomat Automatic 36

Case

• Diameter: 42 mm (B01), 40 mm (B31), 36 mm (Automatic 36) 
• Thickness: 13.77 mm (B01), 10.99 mm (B31), 9.68 mm (Automatic 36) 
• Materials: Stainless steel, 18k red gold, or two-tone combinations 
• Dial: Various colours with applied indexes 
• Lume: Super-LumiNova 
• Water Resistance: 
  • 200 metres (B01 and B31) 
  • 100 metres (Automatic 36) 
• Bracelet/Strap: Rouleaux bracelet or rubber strap with micro-adjustment on steel and two-tone bracelet models 

Movement

• Calibres: Breitling B01, B31 and Breitling 10 
• Winding: Automatic 
• Frequency: 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz) 
• Power Reserve: 
  • 70 hours (B01) 
  • 78 hours (B31) 
  • 42 hours (Breitling 10) 
• Certification: COSC-certified chronometers 

Pricing & Availability

• Chronomat B01 42: Starting at USD 9,900 in steel on bracelet 
• Chronomat Automatic B31 40: Starting at USD 7,200 in steel on bracelet 
• Chronomat Automatic 36: Starting at USD 5,950 in steel on bracelet 
• Availability: Available now 
• Limited Edition: No