Reply With QuoteGreat watches mate, you wont be disappointed. I have a yellow faced Ti M1 and I love it.
Morning all, just after some thoughts on my new purchase
Breitling Chrono Avanger M1 1000m, another one off from breitling it's possible to work the chrono under water :D ,
Are these ok, went for the White/ light cream face pick it up today
Mark
Great watches mate, you wont be disappointed. I have a yellow faced Ti M1 and I love it.
You'll post some photos and impressions after you collect it, yes?
I don't think the ability to operate the Chrono function underwater is unique; my old Seamaster had the same capability.Originally Posted by Volvomanuk
Anyway, congratulations on the acquisition and get some photos up!
will do i think its unique to the breitling range, sold the old canon just getting to grips with the lumix,
Mark.
hi taken from breitlingsourceI don't think the ability to operate the Chrono function underwater is unique; my old Seamaster had the same capability.
Anyway, congratulations on the acquisition and get some photos up!
Chrono Avenger M1 is the only chronograph that is both water-resistant and operational at a depth of 1000 M. This unprecedented technical feat has been achieved by the principle of the magnetic puchpiece, a Breitling proprietary patented device enabling activation of chronograph controls that precludess any direct contact between the pushpiece and the movement. In other words, its control are operated through the metal of the case.
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Excellent choice, looking forward to the pictures.
Forget the "tech spec", we want pics! :)
I can only echo....Pics, pics, pics.(fading out).....
I am not only envious, but extremely jealous....
I want a breitling... :D
Fair enough, operating at 1000m is pretty damn impressive!hi taken from breitlingsourceI don't think the ability to operate the Chrono function underwater is unique; my old Seamaster had the same capability.
Anyway, congratulations on the acquisition and get some photos up!
Chrono Avenger M1 is the only chronograph that is both water-resistant and operational at a depth of 1000 M. This unprecedented technical feat has been achieved by the principle of the magnetic puchpiece, a Breitling proprietary patented device enabling activation of chronograph controls that precludess any direct contact between the pushpiece and the movement. In other words, its control are operated through the metal of the case.
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Hi all just re-strapped the M1 in the black rubber diver (Breitling) It came on a black leather buckle brand new NBW,
nice close up of those 1000m pushers.
Going for a Dip
side view of submerged pushers, i pushed them and all ok 8) :shock:
back on dry land
after some research this is the regatter with the 10 min countdown timer marked in blue and red @ 10 two 12, less than 9 months old and NB Worn, still in Breitling warrenty. yay.
thanks for looking
Mark
Did it survive that massive depth dive? :D
yes it had the full dive without safety equipment or the use of a net.
had to release the hellium valve as well
been playing with the regatta timer all day, no yachts in sunny manchester to race, and the guys on the ship canal wear less than impressed.
:D
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