Breitling Speed Twin £23k Peterborough

A fine looking watch and motorcycle, but we'll out of my league. Often thought that there is a space for a watch designed for bikers, but then I can only see mine in the summer with short gloves on.. The main things a bikers watch needs to be is rugged, thin so it sits under winter gloves and have a good contrast with uncluttered display. I reckon the G-Shock does pretty well, these versions are 11mm thick;

 

Nite Hawk
https://www.nitewatches.com/collections/store-hawk/products/hawk300tt100green

 

I had a lovely and simple really thin £20 waterproof Casio analogue watch with rubber strap for years but the mechanism finally packed up a few months ago.
Now I always have a phone with me and both bikes have clocks, I don’t bother wearing one now.

 

These are really thin. Rolex too....

 

Only correct twice a day though!

 

Before you get too keen on the watch just be aware that :-

The Caliber 23 movement is not made by Breitling. None of the Top Time movements are.
I very much doubt that the strap is made by Breitling
It is only splashproof with a 3 atmosphere rating
It doesn’t have the hour sub-dial that others in the range have.
At £4.5k I think it is overpriced.

From the above you may think me a true Breitling critic, not so, I have admired their Navitimers for the last 50 years.