Breitling Cosmonaute D2232212/G527

Breitling Cosmonaute Ref. D2232212/G527

The Breitling Cosmonaute D2232212/G527 has a 41.5 mm yellow gold case, measures 14.4 mm thick, and is water resistant to 30 metres.

This ultra-special version of the Navitimer was made to equip the very first space exploration missions. It made its first flight on May 24th 1962, strapped on the wrist of astronaut Scott Carpenter during the orbital flight of the Aurora 7 capsule. The special feature of this model lies in the fact that all 24 hours in a day can be read off around a single circular sweep of the dial, thereby enabling one to differentiate between day and night, since this notion no longer exists in space. The Cosmonaute also offers a Flyback mechanism, an additional function allowing successive timing operations with no need to stop, return to zero and then restart the chronograph. REF. D2232212/G527

Diameter
41.5 mm
Thickness
14.4 mm
Water resistance
30 m
Case
Yellow Gold
Released
2002

Specifications

Case and dimensions

Case diameter
41.5 mm
Thickness
14.4 mm
Lug width
22 mm
Case shape
Round
Case material
Yellow Gold and Stainless Steel
Bezel
Sliderule
Crystal
Sapphire
Case back
Closed
Water resistance
30 m

Dial

Dial colour
Silver
Indexes
Arabic Numerals
Hands
Stick

Movement

Movement maker
Breitling
Movement type
Automatic
Display
Analog
Power reserve
42 h
Frequency
28800 vph
Jewels
21
Movement diameter
25.6 mm
Complications
Chronograph, Date, Flyback, Hours, Minutes and Small Seconds

Production

Release year
2002
Discontinued
2011

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