Which Size Chronomat? (36mm Date, 40mm GMT or 42mm Chronograph) 

Glad you found it helpful! Let us know what you end up getting.

@r2l100 Brietling also fit their own movements and share technology with Kenissi. But as you say, reliability is key. 🙂

@r2l100 I don't think that the ETA 28XX movements are related to the Kenissi or Brietling movements, but then I'm not an expert. Brietling have a reputation to uphold, so I don't think they'd sell rubbish. Dinky wrists have different needs from tree trunk wrists, and thankfully most manufacturers give us a range of sizes. Choose what's right for you. Where I come from nobody notices yet alone cares what people wear on their wrists so it isn't worth trying to impress others. Have a good week my friend 👋🙂

Agree, the Breitling caliber 32 is essentially a COSC grade ETA caliber 2892-2 with a customised Breitling rotor. I think if they put a better movement in (In house like the b01) They could charge a little more and have a Rolex eliminator.

@Robert Lock You make a great point, for the money you can look at the Mido Ocean Star GMT line, it gives a dive bezel and two time zone watch, cost New is $1100 or used about $900, there is a difference in size 44mm and it's got some thickness to it but an excellent watch overall and made by Swatch group too, But the Breitling GMT version is a very nice piece with nice color options but also what I find funny is the 36mm is almost the same size looking as the 40mm here in the video, or you can go to Tudor to find options too, what I have hear is the Black Bay GMT has a Brietling GMT movement and that's why the quick set is the opposite then the Tudor, I personally own the Mido and the Tudor I name here and they are both fantastic time pieces and I am ready to open a slot for this new GMT , but the Green one is hot looking one to me in my opinion. All the best and good luck in whatever you buy.

@@mchoch4576 Hi Mc, Mido make a couple of nice traveller GMT watches, but the company isn't widely represented in the UK. There are 4 or 5 retail outlets, otherwise you need to go online. Tissot watches, at similar prices, are sold widely though: their GMT movements are the same as, or very similar to those in Mido watches. The MT5652 is a Tudor movement. Tudor chronographs use a Brietling movement though, presumably with enough fettling to earn it the "MT" reference. My next purchase Mc? Oh I wish, although I might manage to smuggle a BB Pro or Sinn 105 UTC past the ever watchful gaze of my lovely wife...😱🙂👋

Congrats, it's a good one!

It’s wild to see how much people despise bigger watches. Some people are just taller. Everyone their own

@@Sexiestmanalive01 Hi Sexy, do people despise small watches? I don't think that they can be true enthusiasts if that's the case. I think that wrist size is a factor, as well as personal preference. I have no problem with smaller watches: my ideal size is a lug to lug of 47 or 48mm. I have two watches smaller than this though, and they're easier to wear than a watch that's got a lug to lug of over 50mm. In this case we were given a choice of 3 sizes. As you say, it's crazy to criticise the choice of others. Your choice or mine are no better or worse than anyone else's. 🙂👋

Tough call, both are terrific. Thanks for viewing!

Seriously. I would’ve picked one up in a second.

@@SunsetSheen me too 😍

It probably will in time

$4,850

Must be the angle at times. It certainly is not.