For Baselworld 2018, Breitling announced a new Chronomat B01 Chronograph 44 watch. The new version of the popular Breitling pilot’s chronograph features a few notable design details. Let’s find out what they are.

From its case to its Pilot link bracelet, the new stainless steel Breitling Chronomat B01 Chronograph 44 has a satin-brushed finish rather than a polished one. This choice in finishing makes the watch more stealth than showy.

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On April 3, Google brought horology to the limelight by displaying a sketch of famous British clockmaker John Harrison on the occasion of his 325th birthday. Who was John Harrison and what did he do to warrant his own Google Doodle? He invented the marine chronometer to solve the era’s most pressing scientific conundrum—accurate maritime navigation.

While his work is before the time Rolex brought out their watches, his developments led to global changes and a hefty reward. Thanks to his multiple attempts with the H1, H2, H3, and his success with the Sea Watch No.1, he has shocked the world. Here is how he did it.

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Though the history of the Rolex Submariner stretches even further back, the 1680 and subsequent models that followed remain highly desirable for those looking for something a little more daily-wear friendly.

Each iteration of the model has its pros and cons for those wanting a daily-wear Submariner that isn’t fresh out of HQ, so we thought we would take a moment to examine the key difference that separates one generation from the next.

View the evolution of this iconic Rolex on our blog