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Breitling B01

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The caliber that ended Breitling's dependence on bought-in chronographs. Its roughly 70-hour reserve against the 7750's roughly 48 is the field distinction between generations of Chronomat and Navitimer, and it needs no disassembly to establish. The vertical clutch also removes the small jump of the chronograph seconds hand on starting that the 7750's oscillating pinion produces — observable while the watch runs.

Specifications

Movement manufacturer
Breitling
Production
2009–present
Frequency
28,800 vph (4 Hz)
Jewels
47
Power reserve
70 hours
Winding
automatic
Complications
Chronograph · Column wheel · Vertical clutch · Date
Certification
COSC chronometer

Architecture

Breitling's first in-house chronograph: integrated rather than modular, with a column wheel and a vertical clutch, and a semi-instantaneous 30-minute counter.

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Provenance of this record

Sources & Evidence

Primary sourceManufacturer documentation

Breitling — collection and manufacture caliber specifications

Breitling SA

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2026-08-18

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Primary sourceTechnical documentation

COSC — Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres: testing criteria

COSC

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2026-08-18

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