Breitling Chronomat Evolution A13356 Luxury Watch Review

BUY IT HERE: http://www.thewatchbox.com/watches/breitling Breitling has been a luxury sports watch standout for decades. In 2004, Breitling launched the 44mm Chronomat Evolution chronograph as the 21st century to its game-saving comeback model from the 1980s. Bigger and more overtly luxurious than its forerunner, this stainless steel Breitling Chronomat Evolution looks the part of a premium challenger to the best from Rolex, IWC, and Omega. Since its 1982 reboot under brand savior Ernest Schneider, Breitling has been propelled by the success of its Chronomat series. While the Navitimer is the icon and the Superocean flies Grenchen’s flag in the mammoth dive watch sector, the Chronomat series is Breitling's sales leader. Given its breadwinner status, it's no surprise that the 2004-2007 Chronomat Evolution sports all of the signatures of a flagship model. The 44mm case is broader and tougher than the 40mm original. Larger and more legible indices grace the dial; sunken sub-dials relieve the crowding of the earlier Chronomat’s dial. More than a bigger package, the “Evo” offers additional capability: water resistance increases from 100 meters on the original to 300 meters in the Chronomat Evolution. Screw-down chronograph pushers contribute to the dramatic jump in hermeticity, and their hunkered profile better suits the character of a burly sports watch. Breilting understands that icons are sacrosanct in Swiss watch making, so all defining elements of the original Breitling