Up for your consideration are a few catch and release Breitlings I had intended to keep, but with my purchasing habits lately I can’t justify keeping them. On the left is Breitling Callisto chronograph from the late 80’s, early 90’s. It boasts the same movement used in the omega Speedmaster, lemania 1873. Cosmetic condition is 90%, runs well and all functions work as they should. It is mounted on an aftermarket chronomat style bracelet, never sized. Dial is blue with gold subdials and 18k gold riders on the bi-directional bezel. It has a mid-sized 36mm case. I’m asking $1350 USD, I’ll take on shipping fees within the US. On the right is Breitling Top Time ‘Long Playing’ with gold plating, condition is 85% with some plating issues on the pushers and crown and some dings on the lugs and bezel. The acrylic crystal has a small crack near 11 o’clock where the bezel and crystal meet. I’ve had no WR issues with normal handwashing and daily wear. It is keeping good time and all functions work as they should. Hand winding is a bit tight on this one. It’s mounted on a Hodinkee charcoal grey leather strap with OEM gold plated Breitling buckle. This has one of the most eye catching dials I’ve handled. I’m asking $2100 USD, I’ll take on shipping fees within the US.