Ready to cash in quick on your Breitling Navitimer B01 Boeing 747? This limited-edition pilot’s chronograph is pure luxury. Snap it up in Dubai for the best price in town—and we’ll top any offer, smooth as silk!
The Story Behind the Navitimer & Boeing 747
The Navitimer debuted in 1952 as the official watch of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, earning fame for its slide-rule bezel that let aviators perform in-flight calculations. Meanwhile, Boeing’s 747 first soared in 1969, nicknamed the “Queen of the Skies” for revolutionizing mass air travel with two decks and twin aisles, carrying more passengers than any jet before it and covering 5,000+ nautical miles per flight.
When the final, 1,574th 747 rolled off the line in 2022, Breitling honored both icons with a limited edition of just 747 pieces: the Navitimer B01 Chronograph 43 Boeing 747.
Historical Facts & Quirky Tidbits
The Navitimer slide rule was conceived for AOPA pilots to calculate fuel consumption, climb rates, and more—no calculator needed.
The 747’s nickname nods to its 747-passenger capacity goal during development (though it never carried that many).
The Navitimer Boeing 747’s date window sits inside the 6 o’clock subdial—subtly integrated like the plane’s stubby upper deck.
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Sami, Dubai
Production Details
Case: 43 mm stainless steel, 13.7 mm thick
Dial: Cream with black subdials, red-and-white slide rule, light-blue accents
Movement: In-house COSC-certified Caliber 01, 70-hour power reserve, column wheel + vertical clutch
Water Resistance: 3 ATM (30 m)
Strap Options: Black alligator leather or seven-row steel bracelet
Caseback: Sapphire exhibition with “One of 747” and “The Original Jumbo Jet” engraving
Scarcity & Exclusivity
Only 747 pieces ever made—the number nods to the jumbo jet itself. The rare 5711/1A Tiffany Blue-style variants? nonexistent here, but this is the ultimate aviation collectible. Search “rare Breitling Navitimer Boeing 747” and you’ll find zero preloved examples outside pre-owned boutiques.
Cultural Impact & Design Inspiration
Breitling CEO Georges Kern calls it: “The Boeing 747 brought style to the skies, just as the Navitimer brought the spirit of aviation to style-savvy watch enthusiasts”. With its palette lifted from the original 747, this watch bridges horology and aeronautics—perfect for jet-setters and cockpit aficionados alike.
Price Range
Used Navitimer Boeing 747s trade for roughly $8,000–$12,000 (AED 29,400–44,100), depending on condition and strap choice. We guarantee top dollar—no lowball offers here!
Common Issues
Light scratches on bezel or clasp? We buy as-is—no polished condition required.
Worn leather strap? Swap it or sell it; we factor strap replacement into our competitive quote.
Minor caseback marks? Zero impact on value; the movement matters most.
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Ahmed, Abu Dhabi
Famous Owners & Movie Appearances
Georges Kern debuted his personal prototype at Baselworld 2023, praising its design.
While not front-and-center on the silver screen, its aesthetic echoes cockpit instruments seen in films like Air Force One.
Collectors cite this model as a must-have aviation icon alongside rare pilot’s chronographs.
Related Watches
Love the Navitimer Boeing 747? You’ll also dig:
- Breitling Navitimer 46 “Big Pilot” for oversized presence
- Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore “Pilot” editions for a sporty twist
- Omega Speedmaster “Dark Side Of The Moon” for moon-landing lore
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