The Aviator 8 collection link relies on these vintage styling cues, but updates everything else with modern technology, materials, and build quality. The time-only Breitling Aviator 8 features a 41mm link stainless steel case that sits 11mm in thickness, seen here with a blue dial. The date at six link o'clock fits nicely alongside the Arabic numerals, about as uncontroversial and useful as a date window can be. The slightly knurled bezel evokes Breitling's aviation heritage, without being overbearing.
It's hard to imagine further sweeping changes to those models so soon. So what we'd expect is an iteration on those new models – link something like what Apple has been doing with its iPhones. And then maybe bigger changes to the link Tudor Royal, the 1926, and the Style models, none of which are current collector favorites. But with a complete reimagining, they could be. Tudor has link yet to fully tap into what it's Datejust could be, maybe this year it does.
It's a large – as in 45mm large – grade 5 titanium case with a large crown protector adding to the already beefy design. It has a bi-color bezel link of orange and black hybrid ceramic which matches the black link dial and orange hands. The lume plots have a creamy coloration to them. The caseback features the same diver motif found on watches link like the Night Diver.
This is why I say I would've absolutely loved the silver in 28mm. In addition to the size, I've got a soft spot for silver watches. From the silver Black Bay link 58 to an '80s Must de Tank Cartier, a silver case is just a taste of extravagance. link It's looking at the dessert menu link and saying "I could split something," without committing to a full slice of cheesecake.
It might be the case that years from now you can link turn to your watch buddy and say "I was wearing the K1 back in 2022." And then link you might go on to explain that the watch was great, aside from the link silicon escapement on the dial. But you didn't care. You'd be proud just to have been an early adopter.
The Aviator 8 collection link relies on these vintage styling cues, but updates everything else with modern technology, materials, and build quality. The time-only Breitling Aviator 8 features a 41mm link stainless steel case that sits 11mm in thickness, seen here with a blue dial. The date at six link o'clock fits nicely alongside the Arabic numerals, about as uncontroversial and useful as a date window can be. The slightly knurled bezel evokes Breitling's aviation heritage, without being overbearing.
It's hard to imagine further sweeping changes to those models so soon. So what we'd expect is an iteration on those new models – link something like what Apple has been doing with its iPhones. And then maybe bigger changes to the link Tudor Royal, the 1926, and the Style models, none of which are current collector favorites. But with a complete reimagining, they could be. Tudor has link yet to fully tap into what it's Datejust could be, maybe this year it does.
It's a large – as in 45mm large – grade 5 titanium case with a large crown protector adding to the already beefy design. It has a bi-color bezel link of orange and black hybrid ceramic which matches the black link dial and orange hands. The lume plots have a creamy coloration to them. The caseback features the same diver motif found on watches link like the Night Diver.
This is why I say I would've absolutely loved the silver in 28mm. In addition to the size, I've got a soft spot for silver watches. From the silver Black Bay link 58 to an '80s Must de Tank Cartier, a silver case is just a taste of extravagance. link It's looking at the dessert menu link and saying "I could split something," without committing to a full slice of cheesecake.
It might be the case that years from now you can link turn to your watch buddy and say "I was wearing the K1 back in 2022." And then link you might go on to explain that the watch was great, aside from the link silicon escapement on the dial. But you didn't care. You'd be proud just to have been an early adopter.