Breitling Chronomat Longitude Grey Ref. A20048 Steel (SS) 1994 Tritium [Vintage]

About the product: About the product Manufacturer Breitling Model Chronomat Longitude Gray Ref.A20048 Steel (SS) 1994 Tritium Movement Automatic Cal.7750 Case Steel (SS) 38mm Bracelet Strap Steel (SS) 18.8cm Accessory Box Warranty (1994/11) Dial [Gray]: Beautiful , Tritium state [partially scratched (can be removed by polishing)]: I think it has been lightly polished in the past, but it will approach unpolished with future use [internal machinery/accuracy confirmed]: clean, with small scratches Comment I would like to introduce the Breitling Chronomat Longitude. The first Chronomat was announced in 1942, but the mechanism was later carried over to Navitimer. After that, I didn't appear on the front stage for a while. In 1983, Chronomat made a comeback in contrast to the classic Navitimer. Chronomat, which walks the sports route, then became a major line that released various models, such as size changes and collaboration models. What I'm going to introduce this time is the Chronomat Longitude, which was sold in the 1990s. It is a model with a GMT function added to the chronomat. I think there are people who are afraid that the dial is hard to see when they hear GMT, but since this individual has only a GMT needle and rotating bezel, visibility is very good. Also, since the bezel is not colored, it has a strong military taste and gives a rugged impression. The size is also 39 mm, which is golden. It's not too big and doesn't easily catch on the cuffs, so you can wear it with any outfit. The dial also has a neutral color between black and olive green with a vertical hairline. The dial shows a variety of faces depending on the angle, so you won't get tired of it. I also recommend this one for the first time. (Text: S) Product Description: Manufacturer: Breitling Model: Chronomat Longitude Grey Ref.A20048 Steel (SS) 1994 Tritium Movement: Automatic Cal.7750 Case: Steel (SS) 38mm Bracelet Strap: Steel (SS) 18.8cm Accessories: Box Warranty (1994/11) Dial: [ [Gray]: Beautiful, Tritium Condition: [Partially scratched (can be removed by polishing)]: I think it has been lightly polished in the past, but it will come close to unpolished with future use [Internal Machinery/Accuracy Confirmed]: Clean, with small scratches Comment: Introducing the Breitling Chronomat Longitude. The first Chronomat was announced in 1942, but the mechanism was later carried over to Navitimer. After that, I didn't appear on the front stage for a while. In 1983, Chronomat made a comeback in contrast to the classic Navitimer. Chronomat, which walks the sports route, then became a major line that released various models, such as size changes and collaboration models. What I'm going to introduce this time is the Chronomat Longitude, which was sold in the 1990s. It is a model with a GMT function added to the chronomat. I think there are people who are afraid that the dial is hard to see when they hear GMT, but since this individual has only a GMT needle and rotating bezel, visibility is very good. Also, since the bezel is not colored, it has a strong military taste and gives a rugged impression. The size is also 39 mm, which is golden. It's not too big and doesn't easily catch on the cuffs, so you can wear it with any outfit. The dial also has a neutral color between black and olive green with a vertical hairline. The dial shows a variety of faces depending on the angle, so you won't get tired of it. I also recommend this one for the first time. (Text: S)