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Breitling Watches

Authorized Breitling Retailer in Canada

Overview

La Maison Monaco is an authorized Breitling dealer in Canada, with about 140 Breitling watches priced from $4,250 to $78,750 CAD across the Navitimer, Superocean, Chronomat and Avenger lines. Each watch carries Breitling's manufacturer warranty, and its product page shows whether it is in stock in one of our 15 boutiques, available to order from Breitling when the brand supplies the reference, or out of stock. Flexiti financing splits full-price purchases of $500 or more into 12 monthly payments at 0% interest, on approved credit.

158 pieces

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Collections

Navitimer

26 models

The pilot's chronograph, defined by the circular slide rule on its rotating bezel for in-flight calculations. 26 references from $5,800 to $78,750, mostly automatic, in cases from under 34 mm to 44 mm and above.

Superocean

21 models

Breitling's dive line, with a unidirectional bezel and strong legibility. 19 automatic references from $6,700 to $9,950, water resistant to 300 m or more.

Chronomat

30 models

The steel sports chronograph with a rider-tab bezel and a rouleau bracelet, originally developed for a flight squadron. 29 references from $5,800 to $45,000, mostly automatic and mostly in 42 to 43 mm cases.

Avenger

12 models

The oversized, shock-resistant pilot's family built for legibility and hard use. 12 automatic references from $5,900 to $9,300, mostly in cases of 44 mm and above.

Superocean Heritage

32 models

A vintage-styled diver echoing the 1957 original, with automatic movements. 25 references from $6,750 to $11,200, water resistant to 200 m, mostly in cases of 44 mm and above.

In person

Where to see Breitling in Canada

One La Maison Monaco location carries Breitling. Visit, or book a private appointment and we will prepare the pieces you would like to see.

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Questions about Breitling

How much does a Breitling cost in Canada?

Breitling watches at La Maison Monaco cost from $4,250 to $78,750 CAD, with a median near $8,750. By line, the Chronomat and Navitimer start at $5,800, the Avenger at $5,900, the Superocean at $6,700 and the Superocean Heritage at $6,750. Price depends on the reference, case material and complications.

What is the slide rule on a Breitling Navitimer for?

The circular slide rule on the Navitimer's bezel lets a pilot do flight calculations such as speed, fuel consumption and unit conversions, working with the chronograph. Breitling introduced it in 1952 for aviators. We carry 26 Navitimer references from $5,800 to $78,750 CAD, and the slide rule is the line's defining feature.

Superocean or Avenger: which Breitling is better for diving?

Choose the Superocean for diving; it is Breitling's dedicated dive line, with a unidirectional bezel and 300 m or more of water resistance. The Avenger is an oversized pilot's watch, also rated 300 m or more, built first for legibility and hard use. Our 19 Superocean references run from $6,700 to $9,950 CAD, and our 12 Avenger references from $5,900 to $9,300.

Are Breitling watches COSC-certified?

Breitling submits its mechanical watches to COSC, the independent Swiss testing institute, for chronometer certification. Of our 139 Breitling watches, 120 are automatic, and many of the chronographs, such as the Navitimer B01, use Manufacture Caliber 01, the self-winding in-house movement Breitling has made since 2009. The movement type is listed on each product page.

Is La Maison Monaco an authorized Breitling dealer, and is the watch in stock?

Yes. As an authorized Breitling dealer, we sell every watch with Breitling's manufacturer warranty. The product page shows whether a watch is in stock in one of our 15 boutiques in Quebec and Ontario, available to order from Breitling when the brand supplies the reference, or out of stock. Servicing is arranged through our boutiques.

The Maison

Breitling was founded in 1884 by Léon Breitling in Saint-Imier, in the Swiss Jura, as a workshop specializing in chronographs and precision counters for industry, science, and sport. Under his successors the brand turned to aviation: in 1934 Breitling patented the independent chronograph pushpiece that became the modern start-stop-reset standard, and through the 1930s and 1940s it equipped aircraft cockpits with onboard instruments. That aviation pedigree produced the watch Breitling is best known for. The Navitimer, launched in 1952, carried a circular slide rule on its bezel that let pilots compute fuel burn, climb rate, and unit conversions in flight, and it was adopted by the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association. The Superocean followed in 1957 as Breitling's answer to underwater timing, extending the brand from the cockpit to the ocean. A defining modern milestone came in 2009, when Breitling introduced the in-house Caliber 01, a self-winding chronograph movement built entirely by the manufacture, ending its reliance on outside chronograph calibres. Breitling submits its mechanical watches to COSC for chronometer certification, the independent Swiss test of accuracy. That combination of aviation heritage, in-house chronograph engineering and certified precision is why Breitling is one of the main chronograph brands in our selection.