Transocean Chronograph 1915

In 1915, Breitling presented the first chronograph watch equipped with a pusher that was independent from the crown, a system it subsequently perfected: first in 1923 with stop/start functions controlled by the pusher and zero-resetting via the crown; and then in 1934 with the addition of a second pusher. To celebrate the 100th anniversary of this invention, the steel Transocean Chronograph 1915, in a 1,915-piece limited edition, reinterprets the original model with a 2 o’clock pusher. In addition to its updated design, it is also equipped with an innovative patent-pending double column-wheel movement designed to successively handle stop, start and restart functions.