Breitling Redesigns its Colt Military Watch Collection
The Breitling Colt collection �� introduced in the 1980s and intended, as were its predecessors, the Breitling Navitimer and Breitling Chronomat, as military watches �� has been revamped this year. The new Breitling Colt watches include models for men and ladies, with both quartz and automatic movements, including a quartz chronograph.Colt was born in the 1980s and initially intended for the armed forces �C like other Breitling watches such as the Navitimer and the Chronomat �C before winning over a broad audience through its sturdiness, its reliability and its readability. It has since established itself as the most accessible Breitling model. The newly revamped Colt features a design that reinterprets all the essential assets on which it has built its success. The broad unidirectional rotating bezel with a satin-brushed finish and engraved hour-markers is adorned with four rider tabs �C a Breitling signature feature �C ensuring excellent handling as well as enhanced protection of the sapph

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