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subefotosBreitling, the Swiss watch manufacturer, continued their longtime support of the non-profit organization Honor Flight Southland, by making an unparalleled flight from the Los Angeles-area possible for a group of 67 veterans. The largest-ever flight from Honor Flight Southland provided local veterans the opportunity to visit the Memorials dedicated to their service in Washington, DC.
In addition, Breitling is pleased to announce a special edition Honor Flight Navitimer 01. The proceeds from the sales of the timepiece will go to further support the non-profit Honor Flight Network.
"Time is running out for many of these veterans, and we are fortunate to work with Honor Flight Network to give them 'one last mission' and honor them as they so rightly deserve," said Thierry Prissert, Breitling U.S.A. President. "Breitling has been a longtime supporter of the Honor Flight Network, and we are very happy to have valued partners join us for this worthy cause."
"Honor Flight Southland is incredibly grateful for Breitlin's generous support; this flight would not have been possible without them," says Honor Flight Southland Co-Founder and Chairman Craig Van Doren.
"Giving our veterans the opportunity to see the Memorials dedicated to their honor makes a huge impact in their lives because it underscores how grateful to them we are as a country."
Technical Specifications:
The case, in stainless steel, measures 43mm. It has an AR-coated sapphire crystal, a sapphire display back, and it is water resistant to 30 meters. The caseback features the Honor Flight logo with the statement, "Honor Flight - One Last Mission."
Movement is the Swiss automatic Breitling in-house caliber B-01 with 47 jewels, 28,800 vph and a power reserve of 70 hours. It is COSC-certified as a chronometer chronograph.
