Breitling Aerospace | Multifunction Watches for Pilots

How to Choose Your Breitling Professional Aerospace?

Three criteria guide your choice: strap, intended use and the functions you want to master.

On strap, the Aerospace Evo is available in two versions. The textile strap is the lightest option, sporty, comfortable for long days, ideal for active wearers or outdoor use, from €3,700. The titanium bracelet is more robust and versatile, suited to professional or dressed-up wear, at €4,550. In both cases the case is titanium: light, hypoallergenic and corrosion-resistant.

On use, the Aerospace Evo is a multi-function instrument designed for aviation professionals and demanding adventurers. Its ana-digi display (hands + dual digital screen) gives quick access to every function via the rotating crown. It is not a smartwatch, all functions are self-contained, requiring no connection or charging.

On functions, the SuperQuartz™ thermocompensated movement drives six modules: 1/100th-second chronograph, audible alarm, countdown timer, dual time zone (GMT), perpetual calendar and end-of-battery indicator. Every function is accessible directly from the crown, an ergonomic design built for gloved hands.

Which Profile Suits the Breitling Professional Aerospace?

Professional pilot / active field use → Aerospace Evo titanium bracelet — maximum robustness, secure fit, rapid access to functions in flight
Adventurer / extreme sport → Aerospace Evo textile strap — light on the wrist, extended comfort, resistant to demanding conditions
Frequent traveller / multi-timezone → either version — the digital GMT is the most-used function for international travel
Connoisseur / instrument collector → the Aerospace Evo is one of the few high-precision quartz watches remaining in the Breitling range — a fully technical piece in its own right

Auberi's take: The Aerospace Evo is consistently the Breitling that surprises customers most in-store, its titanium lightness and the depth of its functions, all accessible in a few crown turns, make it an instrument of rare practicality, at a price well below the mechanical collections.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SuperQuartz™ thermocompensated movement in the Aerospace?

The SuperQuartz™ thermocompensated calibre is a high-precision quartz movement developed by Breitling. It is ten times more accurate than a standard quartz thanks to a thermal compensation system that automatically corrects frequency drift caused by temperature changes — a critical factor in a cockpit or at altitude. It is COSC-certified, accurate to ±15 seconds per year, or ±0.05 seconds per day.

What is the difference between the Aerospace and a mechanical Navitimer?

The Navitimer B01 Chronograph is a manufacture mechanical chronograph — precise, hand-wound, with a circular slide rule bezel. The Aerospace Evo is a multi-function quartz thermocompensated instrument: lighter, richer in digital functions (alarm, GMT, calendar, countdown), with no mechanical servicing required. One embodies artisanal watchmaking heritage; the other is a field tool engineered for pure performance.

Is the Aerospace water-resistant?

Yes, the Breitling Professional Aerospace Evo is water-resistant for daily and sporting use — it withstands water contact and perspiration during intense activity. It is not a dive watch; for extreme sport water resistance, the Avenger Automatic (300 m) is the brand's reference.

Can I try the Aerospace Evo at an Auberi boutique?

Yes, our Cannes and Nice boutiques stock the Aerospace Evo in both strap versions for you to try. Our advisors will walk you through each function via the crown and demonstrate the instrument's ergonomics on your wrist — no appointment needed.

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How to Choose Your Breitling Professional Aerospace?

Which Profile Suits the Breitling Professional Aerospace?

Frequently Asked Questions