Three Chronographs

Orient Chronograph
:: click for full size ::

The Orient Watch Company manufactures and distributes over two million designer watches a year, over one million of which are mechanical wrist watches featuring in-house movements. In total, the Orient Watch Company has produced over 80 million wrist watches, including a large selection of chronograph watches.

Bremont ALT1-Z Chronograph
::click for full size ::

The Bremont ALT1-Z was designed with aviators and world travellers in mind. Z stands for 'Zulu Time' and allows the wearer to display local time together with the official world time standard - Universal Time Coordinated (UTC), Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), or even Zulu time (Z). UTC (replacing GMT in 1972) is therefore used as the standard clock of choice for international reference time in communications, military, aviation, maritime and other activities that cross time zones. This is one of the primary reasons why the Bremont ALT1-Z incorporating a modified Valjoux 7754 undertaken with peerless execution, has become the watch of choice for the professionals involved in these activities. The watch case integrates an internally rotating bezel operated by a crown on the left-hand side of the watch

Breitling Navitimer Chronograph
::click for full size ::

Navitimer Series has symbolized the Breitling brand since 1952 and gave pilots a genuine wrist instrument. It became the official watch of the AOPA, the worlds largest group of pilots. The Navitimer is the worlds oldest continuously produced Chronograph.