Breitling Two-Tone Chronomat 44 Automatic Watch

With roots dating back to 1884, Breitling knows its way around a timepiece. Perhaps best known for the Navitimer watch, worn ubiquitously by pilots in the mid 20th century, they’ve carved out an impressive reputation over the years. The Two-Tone Chronomat 44 Automatic is on the dressier side of the Breitling lineup, but that’s not to say it lacks in function. It features a chronograph with a 30-minute and 12-hour subdial, plus a date window positioned between 4 and 5 o’clock. Water resistant to an astounding 500 meters, it has a unidirectional rotating bezel to keep track of time underwater or on dry land. And to ensure accuracy, it’s backed by Breitling’s own B01, a chronometer-certified movement of 47 jewels boasting a 70-hour power reserve.