Breitling Navitimer automatic “Iraqi General Youth Training Association” Chronograph Ref. 1806 "Fried Egg" 1950 The unusual integrated bracelet case

The unusual integrated bracelet case became well-known as the Oysterquartz but early market test watches were released with automatic movements

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The case remains in outstanding condition with strong lugs and great definition on the finish

An Annual Calendar from Patek Philippe—a complication that’s been part of Patek’s lineup since the early 1960s

Breitling Navitimer automatic “Iraqi General Youth Training Association” Chronograph Ref. 1806 "Fried Egg" 1950 The unusual integrated bracelet caseBreitling SA was established in 1884 by Lon Breitling in Saint Imier. After his death in 1914, the company was passed down to his son, Gaston, and later to his grandson, Willy, in 1935. In the 1940s, Breitling introduced a circular slide rule on the bezel of its Chronomat modelsa feature that later became iconic with the launch of the Navitimer in 1954. By 1966, chronographs were in high demandand so were automatic watchesbut no one had yet solved the