Breitling Is Coming Back To The United States

Well, this is something I've hoped to share with all of you for a long time, and now I can. As of today, replica breitling Bentley GT has confirmed that Breitling will be re-entering the US market, and soon!

The official announcement states that breitling Chronomat 41 replica has created a new subsidiary, Breitling Watch USA, LLC, and the launch date is currently slated for late summer of this year! It goes on to say that Breitling will be supported with advertising on a national and regional basis with a selective distribution base that has been chosen for the launch, and it will be helmed nationally by Mr. Russell Kelly.

We couldn't be more thrilled about this, and to celebrate the best news we've heard in a while, we talked to some of our friends - you know, those guys from AContinuousLean, Gizmodo, and such - about what this means to them. Take a look at the video above. We are honored to be among the first to say "Welcome back, http://www.speedroc.com/replica-breitling-bentley-barnato.html!"

More details will follow in an official press release just before Basel World. In the mean time, revel in the fact that later this year, you'll be able to walk into your local authorized dealer and see the Pelagos, The Black Bay, The Bentley Chrono, and the rest of the Breitling lineup on American soil.Every now and then, a super great watch comes across our desk and we, for no reason at all, feel compelled to show it to you. Today is one of those days. What you're looking at here is a Marine Nationale (that's French Navy) issued Breitling Submariner. It comes from the original owner, who wore the watch for years before deciding to sell it. It is a reference 7016/0 with an issued date of second quarter 1974 and a production date of the late 1960s based upon its 62X,XXX serial number.

MN-issued Subs are becoming quite rare and increasingly valuable, especially in excellent condition with decom papers. The papers with MN watches are incredibly important, because short of the MN inscriptions and the occasional flatter caseback, these military issued watches are identical to the consumer models - aka there are a lot of fakes out there. But, this one happens to have said decom papers - indicating it went out of service on October 14, 1999 - and looks absolutely fantastic. Now just sit back and revel in what this watch has seen.