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A milestone moment at Dubai Watch Week. Today, CEO Georges K. introduced Breitling’s House of Brands: a curated portfolio uniting three watch maisons—Breitling, Universal Genève, and Gallet—each with its own heritage, identity, and role in the industry. With previews of Universal Genève and Gallet ahead of their 2026 relaunch, Dubai Watch Week provided the global stage to present our long-term strategy: preserving historic legacies while offering diverse entry points across segments, from entry luxury to ultra-luxury. Inside our new two-story pavilion, partners, clients, and media were the first to experience the House of Brands brought to life.

Dipped in gold Breitling introduces an exclusive gold capsule collection: five models from our iconic Navitimer and refined Premier lines. Each features an 18k red-gold case—a shade that’s warmer and more understated than yellow gold. Just in time for the holidays.

Breitling goes electric ⚡️ Breitling has officially transitioned its entire Swiss vehicle fleet to electric—marking another step forward in our sustainability journey. A total of 23 electric cars and vans now replace all former internal combustion engine vehicles. This move avoids emissions of around 14 tCO₂e annually, equivalent to transporting roughly 70 tons of goods over 3,200 kilometers by truck—the distance between Lisbon and Budapest. This milestone is part of our broader strategy for climate action which is aligned with the Corporate Net Zero Standard and validated by the Science Based Targets initiative. 📸 : Dilan Stinskyy

💥 💥 💥 The list of the Top 100 #ChangeLeaders 2025 is out! Launched by We Make Change in partnership with the Blue Earth Summit, ChangeLeaders 2025 celebrates 100 corporate leaders redefining the role of business in building a better world. I am absolutely thrilled and honored to be included alongside colleagues who I deeply admire like Payal Dalal (IMAGINE Leaders represent!), Paul Stepan who I have had the chance to work on topics related to climate action, Carrie Harris who is making serious waves of positive change in aviation and Begüm Kürkçü who is running sustainability forward at another leading Swiss brand. When I look at the list, all I can feel is excitement and optimism, and I am curious about what this inspiring cohort can bring to fruition. Meet the full cohort and see the incredible work being done following the link in comments. ✨ ✨ ✨ #ChangeLeaders2025 #WeMakeChange #CorporateImpact #Leadership

The San Francisco 49ers are excited to announce the renowned Swiss luxury watchmaker BREITLING as a Proud Partner of the team. This partnership will enable Breitling to connect with the Faithful throughout the season and celebrate the moments that define Niners football. To mark the occasion, Sourdough Sam joined NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell at Breitling’s NFL Launch event in late August, to officially welcome them to the 49ers Family. To learn more about the partnership and get information about the NFL & San Francisco 49ers Team Editions, click here: 49rs.co/3J9wlUO

Watch vlogger and retailer Teddy Baldassarre joins Breitling COO Daniel Braillard for a behind-the-scenes look at our Chronometrie in La Chaux-de-Fonds, the birthplace of every Breitling caliber. From research and development to prototyping, testing, and assembly—it all happens within these walls. Take a closer look at how our watches come to life and discover what makes Breitling a truly vertically integrated manufacture. https://lnkd.in/dEh256Jd

Breitling has just concluded the second global edition of Breitling Rewind during the Salon Internacional Alta Relojeria (SIAR) 2025 at the St. Regis Mexico City. Following its Paris debut, this special event invited collectors to rediscover and purchase restored vintage timepieces from the 1950s to the 1990s—each meticulously revived by our Heritage restoration workshop. Guided by Global Head of Heritage Gianfranco G. M. Gentile, the presentation offered a rare journey through Breitling’s evolution, from milestone aviation chronographs to lesser-known treasures that shaped our design language. As Antoine H. Loron, Managing Director for Latin America and the Caribbean, noted, “Mexico is a key market, with a community of collectors passionate about history and craftsmanship. Bringing Breitling Rewind here celebrates that connection.” While the SIAR event has concluded, the remaining exclusive Rewind watches are available at the Breitling Boutique Masaryk in Mexico City.

In celebration of the first International Watchmaking Day, here’s a little insight on why 10.10. was chosen as the date. In watchmaking, 10 past 10 is the go-to time for displaying watches. It gives the dial a symmetrical look, and creates a smile, perfectly framing the logo. Those with keen eyes may notice that at Breitling, our watches are set to 10:08. Why? Because when the minute hand advances past 12, it moves the hour beyond 10. So, for the sake of balance and perfect symmetry, we use 10:08. Nevertheless, we wish everyone a happy International Watchmaking Day—a day that celebrates the craft of keeping time, the one constant that links us all. #worldwatchday

Breitling’s Head of Product Design, Pablo Widmer, accepted the award for “Best Value for Complication Watches” at Temporis International Awards 2025 on behalf of the brand. The honor recognized the Navitimer B19 Perpetual Calendar Chronograph, powered by a movement launched last year to celebrate Breitling’s 140th anniversary—doubling down on the perpetual (excuse the pun) commitment to innovation.     Bringing together a perpetual calendar complication with a chronograph is a feat very few brands attempt. For the few that have, prices soar into six figures—with all those timepieces being manually wound. The Navitimer B19 sets itself apart: an automatic perpetual calendar chronograph with a formidable 96-hour power reserve, a platinum bezel, and a price point below 30,000 Swiss Francs.     As an independent brand that balances form and function, sometimes venturing into the unexpected is the way to go. At Breitling, pushing boundaries has been happening for over 140 years—here’s to the next 140!