Item Number：2000106233100031
| Brand | BREITLING |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Navitimer 92 Chronograph Overhauled |
| Model Number | D30022 |
| Material | Stainless Steel Case Material:Stainless steel Belt Material:Stainless steel |
| Mechanism | Mechanical Automatic |
| Weight | 115.1g |
| Size | Case Diameter(H):About 1.5 inch Case Diameter(W):About 1.5 inch Wrist size:About 7.1 inch |
| Dial | black |
| Maintenance | OH/Finished |
| Accessories | None |
| Description |
|---|
| The Navitimer retains a strong resemblance to Breitling's original pilot chronograph. This is the Navitimer 92, released in the 1990s. Its greatest feature is that it lacks the aviation-use circular slide rule synonymous with the Navitimer, but instead features a "telemeter" on the bezel that uses the difference in the speed of light and sound to measure distance. D30022. |
| Condition |
|---|
| In excellent condition. Overhauled in January 2026. |
Condition Rank： A
| New | Brand new stuff. |
|---|---|
| UNUSED | Unpacked or never used stuff |
| SA | Almost close to new and looks like never used |
| A | A little scratch or stain can be seen but still high quality. |
| AB | Looks like a little used but still very few scratch and stain, and really good condition. |
| B | Looks like used and some scratch and stain can be seen but no issue at using it. |
| BC | Looks like actually used. Scratch and stain can be seen at some level. |
| C | Looks like heavily used. Scratch and stain can be seen a lot sometimes. |
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