Jomashop[jomashop.com] has Breitling Endurance Pro Chronograph Quartz Chronometer Black Dial Men's Watch (X82310A41B1S1) for $1895 w/ code BT400 at checkout. Shipping is free.
Specs:
Black composite round case with yellow rubber strap band
Bi-directional rotating black composite breitlight bezel showing 360° compass markings
Black dial with luminous silver-tone hands & Arabic numeral hour markers
Minute markers & Pulsometer markings around the outer rim
Luminescent hands and markers
Date display between 4 and 5 o'clock position
Chronograph - three sub-dials displaying: 60 second, 30 minute and 1/10th of a second
Breitling Calibre 82 quartz movement
Scratch resistant sapphire crystal
Pull / push crown
Solid case back, case size: 44 mm, case thickness: 12.5 mm
Band width: 22 mm. Tang clasp. Water resistant at 100 m/330ft
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Jomashop[jomashop.com] has Breitling Endurance Pro Chronograph Quartz Chronometer Black Dial Men's Watch (X82310A41B1S1) for $1895 w/ code BT400 at checkout. Shipping is free.
Specs:
Black composite round case with yellow rubber strap band
Bi-directional rotating black composite breitlight bezel showing 360° compass markings
Black dial with luminous silver-tone hands & Arabic numeral hour markers
Minute markers & Pulsometer markings around the outer rim
Luminescent hands and markers
Date display between 4 and 5 o'clock position
Chronograph - three sub-dials displaying: 60 second, 30 minute and 1/10th of a second
Breitling Calibre 82 quartz movement
Scratch resistant sapphire crystal
Pull / push crown
Solid case back, case size: 44 mm, case thickness: 12.5 mm
Band width: 22 mm. Tang clasp. Water resistant at 100 m/330ft
I love these, but I just can't get behind the yellow.
Still not sure I'm on board with a $2000 quartz watch, but the yellow at least would strongly remind me of the TAG/Heuer Formula 1 watch I bought back before one M. Schumacher ever squeezed into an F1 car.
The orange is interesting as well but alas not part of this promotion. But I'd take either over the green that was on offer over the weekend.
Still not sure I'm on board with a $2000 quartz watch, but the yellow at least would strongly remind me of the TAG/Heuer Formula 1 watch I bought back before one M. Schumacher ever squeezed into an F1 car.
The orange is interesting as well but alas not part of this promotion. But I'd take either over the green that was on offer over the weekend.
I've handled them and love the weight and feel on the wrist. Personally I prefer the all black and the white. But the red and dark blue are nice too.
I have a watch looking almost exactly like this, made, I think, by ESQ Movado. I use mine for kayaking, it matches my yellow/black kayak perfectly, paid about $50 for that watch. Holding great so far.
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At the risk of getting a bunch of thumbs down by 'watch snubs', I feel the need to explain just how incredibly precise the movement in this HAQ (High Accuracy Quartz) watch is... it's their caliber 82 which is essentially a COSC-certified Swiss-made ETA-251-264, a 27 jewels superquartz movement, part of ETA's Thermoline family of movements. These thermocompensating quartz movements measure the temperature hundreds of times per day and then use the information to adjust the frequency of the quartz's vibrations to make up for any irregularities. All this leads to a hyper-accurate watch with a +/- 10 seconds per year! (FYI which is more accurate than the popular Grand Seiko spring drive movements). Not to mention the impressive 27 jewels in a quartz watch, which helps optimize its durability, drastically reduce friction, improving the accuracy and efficient power transfer within the movement (mainspring to the escapement), all to maximize the accuracy & longevity of this time piece.
Now to give you an idea of how impressive this movement is, the typical quartz watch is accurate to +/- 15 seconds a month! Heck the very popular Bulova Accutron w/ the precisionist movement and its iconic electronic tuning fork, is accurate to ÷/- 5 seconds per month!
And as beautiful as mechanical watch movements are/ can be, accuracy ranges from 35-45 secs a day to the ultra high end 3-5 seconds a day. Obviously people will jump in with the almost obligatory "I have a phone that can tell me the time, blah blah blah"...but we are talking fashion accessories at this point. If you have no interest in watches, troll away, but for enthusiasts, I just want to help open your eyes and minds to how incredible quartz movements can be, especially on the more complex, high end of the spectrum, like in this Breitling. I mean, if you think about it, watches w/ quartz movements deserve their own credit as marvels of engineering
Last edited by crysman2000 May 13, 2025 at 03:44 PM.
At the risk of getting a bunch of thumbs down by 'watch snubs', I feel the need to explain just how incredibly precise the movement in this HAQ (High Accuracy Quartz) watch is... it's their caliber 82 which is essentially a COSC-certified Swiss-made ETA-251-264, a 27 jewels superquartz movement, part of ETA's Thermoline family of movements. These thermocompensating quartz movements measure the temperature hundreds of times per day and then use the information to adjust the frequency of the quartz's vibrations to make up for any irregularities. All this leads to a hyper-accurate watch with a +/- 10 seconds per year! (FYI which is more accurate than the popular Grand Seiko spring drive movements). Not to mention the impressive 27 jewels in a quartz watch, which helps optimize its durability, drastically reduce friction, improving the accuracy and efficient power transfer within the movement (mainspring to the escapement), all to maximize the accuracy & longevity of this time piece.
Now to give you an idea of how impressive this movement is, the typical quartz watch is accurate to +/- 15 seconds a month! Heck the very popular Bulova Accutron w/ the precisionist movement and its iconic electronic tuning fork, is accurate to ÷/- 5 seconds per month!
And as beautiful as mechanical watch movements are/ can be, accuracy ranges from 35-45 secs a day to the ultra high end 3-5 seconds a day. Obviously people will jump in with the almost obligatory "I have a phone that can tell me the time, blah blah blah"...but we are talking fashion accessories at this point. If you have no interest in watches, troll away, but for enthusiasts, I just want to help open your eyes and minds to how incredible quartz movements can be, especially on the more complex, high end of the spectrum, like in this Breitling. I mean, if you think about it, watches w/ quartz movements deserve their own credit as marvels of engineering
True, only a quartz watch that will keep better time than 99% of all other watches, that won't be to be serviced for 25 years, that won't need to be charged every night... only a quartz watch indeed
At the risk of getting a bunch of thumbs down by 'watch snubs', I feel the need to explain just how incredibly precise the movement in this HAQ (High Accuracy Quartz) watch is... it's their caliber 82 which is essentially a COSC-certified Swiss-made ETA-251-264, a 27 jewels superquartz movement, part of ETA's Thermoline family of movements. These thermocompensating quartz movements measure the temperature hundreds of times per day and then use the information to adjust the frequency of the quartz's vibrations to make up for any irregularities. All this leads to a hyper-accurate watch with a +/- 10 seconds per year! (FYI which is more accurate than the popular Grand Seiko spring drive movements). Not to mention the impressive 27 jewels in a quartz watch, which helps optimize its durability, drastically reduce friction, improving the accuracy and efficient power transfer within the movement (mainspring to the escapement), all to maximize the accuracy & longevity of this time piece.
Now to give you an idea of how impressive this movement is, the typical quartz watch is accurate to +/- 15 seconds a month! Heck the very popular Bulova Accutron w/ the precisionist movement and its iconic electronic tuning fork, is accurate to ÷/- 5 seconds per month!
And as beautiful as mechanical watch movements are/ can be, accuracy ranges from 35-45 secs a day to the ultra high end 3-5 seconds a day. Obviously people will jump in with the almost obligatory "I have a phone that can tell me the time, blah blah blah"...but we are talking fashion accessories at this point. If you have no interest in watches, troll away, but for enthusiasts, I just want to help open your eyes and minds to how incredible quartz movements can be, especially on the more complex, high end of the spectrum, like in this Breitling. I mean, if you think about it, watches w/ quartz movements deserve their own credit as marvels of engineering
What other watches possess this incredible movement? And more classic looks.
True, only a quartz watch that will keep better time than 99% of all other watches, that won't be to be serviced for 25 years, that won't need to be charged every night... only a quartz watch indeed
yes, haqs are a thing but there is something about having to need an actual battery that needs to be replaced (even if it's every 50 years or so). accuracy used to be the main selling point of sealed quartz watches but now that eco-drive and spring drive are catching up, there's almost no reason to pick an haq.
I stand corrected, Invicta of all brands, apparently made a watch with that movement which was also COSC certified: Invicta Speedway Chrono...Wow. https://www.worthpoint.com/wortho...1787083981
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The orange is interesting as well but alas not part of this promotion. But I'd take either over the green that was on offer over the weekend.
The orange is interesting as well but alas not part of this promotion. But I'd take either over the green that was on offer over the weekend.
I've handled them and love the weight and feel on the wrist. Personally I prefer the all black and the white. But the red and dark blue are nice too.
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Now to give you an idea of how impressive this movement is, the typical quartz watch is accurate to +/- 15 seconds a month! Heck the very popular Bulova Accutron w/ the precisionist movement and its iconic electronic tuning fork, is accurate to ÷/- 5 seconds per month!
And as beautiful as mechanical watch movements are/ can be, accuracy ranges from 35-45 secs a day to the ultra high end 3-5 seconds a day. Obviously people will jump in with the almost obligatory "I have a phone that can tell me the time, blah blah blah"...but we are talking fashion accessories at this point. If you have no interest in watches, troll away, but for enthusiasts, I just want to help open your eyes and minds to how incredible quartz movements can be, especially on the more complex, high end of the spectrum, like in this Breitling. I mean, if you think about it, watches w/ quartz movements deserve their own credit as marvels of engineering
Now to give you an idea of how impressive this movement is, the typical quartz watch is accurate to +/- 15 seconds a month! Heck the very popular Bulova Accutron w/ the precisionist movement and its iconic electronic tuning fork, is accurate to ÷/- 5 seconds per month!
And as beautiful as mechanical watch movements are/ can be, accuracy ranges from 35-45 secs a day to the ultra high end 3-5 seconds a day. Obviously people will jump in with the almost obligatory "I have a phone that can tell me the time, blah blah blah"...but we are talking fashion accessories at this point. If you have no interest in watches, troll away, but for enthusiasts, I just want to help open your eyes and minds to how incredible quartz movements can be, especially on the more complex, high end of the spectrum, like in this Breitling. I mean, if you think about it, watches w/ quartz movements deserve their own credit as marvels of engineering
Still $2000 for a quartz watch.
True, only a quartz watch that will keep better time than 99% of all other watches, that won't be to be serviced for 25 years, that won't need to be charged every night... only a quartz watch indeed
Now to give you an idea of how impressive this movement is, the typical quartz watch is accurate to +/- 15 seconds a month! Heck the very popular Bulova Accutron w/ the precisionist movement and its iconic electronic tuning fork, is accurate to ÷/- 5 seconds per month!
And as beautiful as mechanical watch movements are/ can be, accuracy ranges from 35-45 secs a day to the ultra high end 3-5 seconds a day. Obviously people will jump in with the almost obligatory "I have a phone that can tell me the time, blah blah blah"...but we are talking fashion accessories at this point. If you have no interest in watches, troll away, but for enthusiasts, I just want to help open your eyes and minds to how incredible quartz movements can be, especially on the more complex, high end of the spectrum, like in this Breitling. I mean, if you think about it, watches w/ quartz movements deserve their own credit as marvels of engineering
What other watches possess this incredible movement? And more classic looks.
Currently only one I'm aware of is the Breitling Chronospace Evo Night Mission. I think older generations of Certina DS and DS2 had that movement
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I stand corrected, Invicta of all brands, apparently made a watch with that movement which was also COSC certified: Invicta Speedway Chrono...Wow.
https://www.worthpoint.