Baselworld 2015: The Breitling Chronoliner Takes Flight
Breitling looks to be emphasizing its history in 2015, with a number of watches that highlight the brand’s heritage in tool watches and precision timing devices. Sometimes that means revamping or reissuing classic models �C one of which we’ve recently discussed here. But it can also mean introducing a new line that harks back to vintage design elements and a classic functionality. In that vein, Breitling gives us a new collection: the Breitling Chronoliner.The Breitling Chronoliner is intended as a pilots’ watch, but maybe not how you’d think of that category most often. Whereas pilots’ watches today are usually designed to emphasize the more technical aspects of aviation, Breitling links the Chronoliner to the golden age of flight and the expansion of commercial air travel in the middle of the 20th century. In a statement, the brand dubs it “the authentic flight captain’s watch.” Breitling also says the watch was inspired by models of the

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Had my eye on this for a little while, Was back and forth between the 15400 and 15300, I like the bigger size and i don't think it wears to big like a lot of people do. Anyways i am loving this watch and its a nice change up to my collection.

Is the 44 FC (26400AU) discontinued?
Screen capture from AP's site .. note the Availability to be Confirmed legend towards the bottom. Anybody has any info?Thanks!

A few shots from my stop at the AP boutique in Dubai
The EOT is infinite, while the perpetual calendar in platinum was mesmerizing

Rolex service Center UK vintage Rolex question
Hello All,At RSC New York they want to replace parts on my watch during service. I prefer to keep all parts on my watch original. I've heard RSC in London will respect this and not change out parts. Can anyone confirm this? Can I send my watch to them from USA?Thank you in advance