Pre-Loved Breitling Chronomat

Why the Chronomat is iconic

Reintroduced in the 1980s and later linked with aviation display teams, the Chronomat became Breitling's flagship mechanical chronograph and popularised its signature rotating bezel with rider tabs. Its combination of legibility, durability and unmistakable design has made it a cornerstone of the Breitling range.

What to pay pre-owned

Pre-owned Chronomats in the UK typically run from around £2,000 for older references to roughly £4,000-£6,000 for recent in-house automatic and gold or two-tone models, anchored around a median near £3,041. Metal choice, movement, box and papers, bracelet type and overall condition move prices most, with precious-metal versions commanding significant premiums.

Sizes & variants

Produced across multiple generations in steel, two-tone and solid gold, with automatic chronograph movements and dials in blue, black, silver and green; bracelet options include the distinctive Rouleaux and Pilot styles, and case sizes generally sit in the 40-44mm range.