Navitimer World Reference A24322121B1A1
Navitimer World Stainless Steel / Black / Bracelet
Overview
A 46 mm stainless steel case defines the Breitling Navitimer World. The movement is the self-winding Breitling calibre 24, with a 42 hour power reserve. Water resistance is 30 metres. This model is listed with 3 references, varying in dial colour (black and blue) and bracelet.
- Case diameter
- 46 mm
- 15.48 mm thick
- Movement
- Calibre 24
- Water resistance
- 30 m
- Power reserve
- Approx. 42 hours
Specifications
Specifications from Breitling and WatchBase. Last checked . SourcesCase
- Diameter
- 46 mm
- Thickness
- 15.48 mm
- Lug width
- 24 mm
- Material
- Stainless steel
- Crystal
- Sapphire
- Case back
- Closed
- Water resistance
- 30 m
- Weight
- 200 g
- Crown
- Non screw-locked, two gaskets
- Bezel
- Bidirectional, slide rule
Dial
- Colour
- Black
Movement
- Calibre
- Breitling 24
- Type
- Automatic
- Power reserve
- Approx. 42 hours
- Jewels
- 25
- Frequency
- 28,800 vph (4 Hz)
Bracelet or strap
- Bracelet or strap
- Polished stainless steel 7-row bracelet
Not yet recorded: lug-to-lug, shape, indexes, hands, functions, years.
Other versions of the Navitimer World
The Breitling Navitimer World covers 3 references, with a 46 mm case. All use the Breitling calibre 24.
Compare all 3 references in a table
| Reference | Dial | Case | Size | Produced |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A24322121B1A1 | Black | Stainless steel | 46 mm | – |
| A24322121C1P1 | Blue | Stainless steel | 46 mm | – |
| A24322121G1P1 | – | Stainless steel | 46 mm | – |
Navitimer World questions
What size is the Breitling Navitimer World?
The Breitling Navitimer World has a 46 mm case.
What movement does the Breitling Navitimer World use?
It uses the Breitling calibre 24.
What is the Breitling Navitimer World case made of?
The case is stainless steel.
Is the Breitling Navitimer World water resistant?
It is rated to 30 m.
How many Breitling Navitimer World references are there?
Our database lists 3 references.
About the Breitling Navitimer
Breitling developed the Navitimer in 1952 for the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA). Its defining feature is a circular logarithmic slide rule on the rotating bezel, which lets pilots work out speed, distance, fuel consumption and other flight calculations. The name combines navigation and timer. In 1962 astronaut Scott Carpenter wore a Navitimer during his spaceflight. The current collection spans cases from 32mm to 46mm. Movements include Breitling's Manufacture Calibre 01 in the B01 chronographs, the manual-winding B09, the B19 perpetual calendar chronograph, and automatic time-only and GMT models.
