**Timestamp**: https://imgur.com/a/eOTnHCz (scroll) **Pics**: https://m.imgur.com/a/MHwLAlk **Videos:** https://imgur.com/a/IKmRNnR **Model: Aerospace F56062 on Bracelet** **Condition: Moderate wear on watch itself, bracelet in good shape. Full kit** **Price: $825 shipped** **Description:** Here is used but in decent shape (given its age) Breitling Aerospace F56062, two tone blue dial on bracelet. Includes the original box (very beat up) and papers, and enough links to fit a 7.5" wrist. I swapped the endlinks with flat ones as the gap between the bracelet and case didn't vibe with me, but the original endlinks are included. This watch is from the early 90s. It's one of my all time favorite digital watches and I'm sad to see it go, but I have updated to newer models of the Aerospace twice now and I suppose it's time to let this one go. I typically wore this one on nato and occasionally on bracelet. As such, the watch itself has some notable wear on the titanium case while the bracelet is in pretty good shape. The watch has never been polished, but because it is brushed titanium your local jeweler should be able to clean it up quite well if you chose to do so. The crystal is in good to great shape but does have some minor wear on the AR coating. The 12 o-clock rider tab is also a bit beat up but new replacements can be found for around $70 last I checked. See the pics to get the best idea of the condition. Really, the pics are far more descriptive than I can ever be. The movement works great and all functions operate as intended EXCEPT for the audible alarm. I never used this feature (not even sure if I'm setting it right) but to the best of my knowledge it does not function; the alarm sets and counts down but no sound is triggered on zero. Otherwise the chrono, multiple timezones, countdown timers, day/date/month/seconds, quick hour change, and all reset functions work great. It was waterproof tested about 2 years ago by my watchmaker. Lume is actually decent on the hands but the dial lume is pretty weak, though functional. Overall this is an awesome digital watch with plenty of life left in it. It has mountains of features that are all controlled by a single pusher, which I think is quite impressive. It's also super lightweight thanks to its titanium housing and the bracelet is very very comfortable with a spring adjustable clasp. Hoping that someone else can continue getting some good use out of this one rather than letting gather dust.