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Breitling Top Time
$681,100.00
In stock
Model Number
AB01768A1A1X1
Breitling Top Time
Breitling Top Time
| Brand | Breitling |
|---|---|
| Collection | Top Time |
| Category | Watches |
| Features | Chronograph, Small Seconds, Tachymeter, 1/4th seconds |
| Case Size | 41 mm |
| Case Thickness | 13.3 mm |
| Case Shape | Round |
| jewels | 34 |
| Case Material | Steel |
| Power Reserve | Approx. 70 hours |
| Movement | Automatic |
| Strap Material | Leather |
| Strap Colour | Turquoise |
| Interchangeable Strap | No |
| Clasp Type | Folding Clasp |
| Buckle/Clasp Material | Steel |
| Luminosity | On Hands |
| Calibre | Breitling 01 (Manufacture) |
| Case Back | See-through Case Back |
| Dial Colour | Multicolour |
| Dial Colour | Turquoise & White |
| Hands | Baton |
| Lug Width | 20 mm |
| Indexes | Baton |
| Frequency | 28,800 bph |
| Gender | Men |
| Water Resistance (M) | 100 |
| Glass Material | Sapphire Crystal |
| Warranty Period | 5 years warranty, extendable to 8 years. Register here |
| Editor's Note | A tribute to cycling legend Fausto Coppi, the Breitling Top Time B01 Fausto Coppi edition fuses sporting heritage with contemporary flair. Housed in a 41mm stainless steel case, this chronograph stands out with its crisp white dial and turquoise sub-dials—a nod to vintage racing aesthetics—framed by a vibrant turquoise calfskin leather strap. At its heart beats the in-house Breitling 01 movement, a COSC-certified calibre offering a 70-hour power reserve and 1/4-second chronograph precision. The screw-down sapphire caseback reveals the finely finished mechanics within, while the slim 13.3mm profile ensures comfort and versatility. Fixed bezel, dual-gasket crown, and 100-metre water resistance make it as robust as it is refined. The Top Time B01 Fausto Coppi is a collector’s expression of mechanical excellence and iconic mid-century design, reimagined through the lens of cycling history. |
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