Breitling Cockpit Owner Review : Racy, refined and robust

Not a big fan of overloaded watches because of their lack of visibility, I was still attracted to the Breitling brand, especially for its history and designs. I recently came across a model that you don't see often, "the cockpit A9350". A Breitling without a chronograph, very readable with a small diameter and a large date. Of course, it has all the codes of the brand with the added bonus of all those of a diver's watch, which doesn't hurt. It's a 2014 watch in more than perfect condition, close to new, COSC certified. When I received it, I was won over by its look and condition. Combining robustness and refinement, its 14 mm thickness is quickly forgotten when you put it on your wrist. You don't get bored admiring all its details, such as the little B engraved on the side of the bezel. The white mother-of-pearl dial and the applied indexes reflect the light beautifully, and when they are charged with light, the luminova finely arranged on the sides of each of them brings a certain chic to the whole. It is a Tool Watch par excellence. Anyway, I'll stop there because I could talk about it for hours.