1970s Breitling Chrono-Matic Reference 2114
Why This Watch Matters
Breitling made some pretty great chronographs back in the day. This is one of them.
The Full Story
Back in the day, Breitling used to make some pretty cool watches, and this Chrono-Matic is no exception. The reference 2114 boasts a robust tonneau-form, stainless-steel case with black bezel and dial. The two sub-registers are a contrasting white, but the best part is the bright orange chronograph hand. Adding even more fun to the watch is the movement beating inside. This is a great chronograph for those looking for a little punch.
The Fine Print
Maker: Breitling
Model: Chrono-Matic
Reference: 2114
Year: 1970s
Case No: 1238759
Material: Stainless steel
Dimensions: 38mm diameter; 14mm thickness
Crystal: Plexiglass
Lume: Tritium
Caliber: Caliber 12
Bracelet/Strap: Stainless steel
Lug Width: 20mm
Box/Papers: No
What we Love and What You Should Know
Overall, this is a very cool watch with some signs of aging. The case has light scratches and scuffs throughout but this is to be expected with a watch this age. The dial remains relatively untouched with no signs of aging. The bezel has aged and faded due to time. The caseback is engraved with the initials GKJ.
Why This Watch Matters
Breitling made some pretty great chronographs back in the day. This is one of them.
The Full Story
Back in the day, Breitling used to make some pretty cool watches, and this Chrono-Matic is no exception. The reference 2114 boasts a robust tonneau-form, stainless-steel case with black bezel and dial. The two sub-registers are a contrasting white, but the best part is the bright orange chronograph hand. Adding even more fun to the watch is the movement beating inside. This is a great chronograph for those looking for a little punch.
The Fine Print
Maker: Breitling
Model: Chrono-Matic
Reference: 2114
Year: 1970s
Case No: 1238759
Material: Stainless steel
Dimensions: 38mm diameter; 14mm thickness
Crystal: Plexiglass
Lume: Tritium
Caliber: Caliber 12
Bracelet/Strap: Stainless steel
Lug Width: 20mm
Box/Papers: No
What we Love and What You Should Know
Overall, this is a very cool watch with some signs of aging. The case has light scratches and scuffs throughout but this is to be expected with a watch this age. The dial remains relatively untouched with no signs of aging. The bezel has aged and faded due to time. The caseback is engraved with the initials GKJ.
Description
Why This Watch Matters
Breitling made some pretty great chronographs back in the day. This is one of them.
The Full Story
Back in the day, Breitling used to make some pretty cool watches, and this Chrono-Matic is no exception. The reference 2114 boasts a robust tonneau-form, stainless-steel case with black bezel and dial. The two sub-registers are a contrasting white, but the best part is the bright orange chronograph hand. Adding even more fun to the watch is the movement beating inside. This is a great chronograph for those looking for a little punch.
The Fine Print
Maker: Breitling
Model: Chrono-Matic
Reference: 2114
Year: 1970s
Case No: 1238759
Material: Stainless steel
Dimensions: 38mm diameter; 14mm thickness
Crystal: Plexiglass
Lume: Tritium
Caliber: Caliber 12
Bracelet/Strap: Stainless steel
Lug Width: 20mm
Box/Papers: No
What we Love and What You Should Know
Overall, this is a very cool watch with some signs of aging. The case has light scratches and scuffs throughout but this is to be expected with a watch this age. The dial remains relatively untouched with no signs of aging. The bezel has aged and faded due to time. The caseback is engraved with the initials GKJ.
