Description
Pre-Owned Breitling Exospace B55 quartz movement watch, features a 46mm black titanium case with a bi-directional ratcheted bezel surrounding a black dial black rubber strap. Functions include Countdown timer, 7 daily alarms, CountDown/CountUp Clock, with independent alarm, UTC world time; pairing possibility (Bluetooth Low Energy) with a smartphone (dedicated Application) for data transfer and remote settings. The watch has a 100m water resistance. Try on and enjoy this Breitling Exospace B55 and other pre-owned luxury timepieces at our La Maison Yamron Boutique located at the Waterside Shops in Naples, FL ->
The Story
The Exospace B55 houses an exclusive caliber equipped with a range of original functions tailor-made for pilots and yachtsman: an electronic tachymeter, a ”countdown/countup“ system, a “chrono flight” and “chrono regatta” device for recording flight and regatta times, respectively, while memorizing departure and arrival times. The user-friendliness of this model is enhanced by the simple and logical control mode, and two ultra-legible LCD screens with backlighting system that can be activated by pressing the crown or tilting the wrist. This futuristic, high-tech innovation features a titanium case with rider-tab bezel as well as a sturdy, sporty strap.
About Breitling
Breitling SA was founded in Saint-Imier, Bernese Jura by Léon Breitling in 1884.When Léon Breitling died in 1914, the business passed to his son, Gaston, and then to his son, Willy, in 1935. Willy’s children were not interested in pursuing the family business, so the Breitling factory in La Chaux de Fonds closed in December 1978. Willy, already in poor health, died in May 1979.
Ernst Schneider, owner of the Sicura Company in Grenchen, bought the Breitling name from the founding Breitling family in 1979. Production of “Breitling” watches then moved to the Sicura factory, which later changed its name to Montres Breitling AG and then Breitling AG in 1994. The Schneider family retained ownership until April 2017. Ernst’s son, Theodore Schneider, sold the majority stake (80%) in Breitling to CVC Capital Partners for over $870m. Theodore Schneider retained 20% control of Breitling until November 2018, when he sold these remaining 20% to CVC. Historically, Breitling sourced movements from suppliers such as Valjoux, ETA, and Venus rather than producing movements in-house. In 2009 Breitling developed the B01, an in-house self-winding, column wheel chronograph movement, used in the Breitling Chronomat 01 and subsequently Navitimer 01
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