The Breitling Chronomat is Breitling's integrated-bracelet sports watch, recognised by its rounded-link rouleaux bracelet and rider-tab bezel, first launched in 1984. The lineup spans automatic chronograph, GMT and three-hand references in steel, two-tone and gold, with cases from about 36 to 44mm. It suits buyers wanting one Swiss watch for both sport and daily wear. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Breitling dealer in Canada, with CAD pricing and 0% Flexiti financing on approved credit.
What is the Breitling Chronomat and which references are in the collection?
The Chronomat is Breitling's do-everything sports watch, built around an integrated rouleaux bracelet of rounded links and a bezel marked by four rider tabs. It first appeared in 1984 in connection with the Frecce Tricolori aerobatic team. The collection in stock covers three families. The hero is the Chronomat B01 Chronograph, most often in a 42mm case, with the 44mm B01 also offered. The Chronomat GMT adds a second time zone for travel. The Chronomat Automatic is the time-and-date three-hander, available in a smaller 36mm case alongside 40mm and 42mm options. Materials run from steel to two-tone steel and gold to solid gold, with dials in blue, black, green and white. Across the broader Chronomat family Breitling builds cases from about 32 to 44mm, though the automatic references listed here start at the 36mm Automatic, so the selection covers a wide range of wrists. All are Swiss made. The current CAD price is shown on each product in the grid.
What movement powers the Breitling Chronomat?
It depends on the reference. The Chronomat B01 Chronograph runs Breitling's in-house Caliber B01, an automatic chronograph with a column-wheel design, roughly a 70-hour power reserve and COSC chronometer certification. The Chronomat GMT uses an automatic movement with a second time-zone hand for tracking home and local time on travel. The Chronomat Automatic three-hand references use an automatic time-and-date movement, including the Automatic 36, which pairs the smaller case with a self-winding caliber. The B01, GMT and Automatic references listed here are all mechanical, self-winding movements, and the COSC certification on the B01 means each has been independently tested for accuracy. The smallest Chronomat in the wider family, the 32mm Chronomat 32, is the exception, running a COSC-certified SuperQuartz movement rather than an automatic. The choice comes down to function: a chronograph for timing, a GMT for travel, or a clean three-hander for everyday wear. The references in stock are listed here with their specifications and current CAD pricing on each product page.
How much does a Breitling Chronomat cost in Canada?
Where a given Chronomat falls in price depends on the movement, case material and size. The Chronomat Automatic three-hand references, including the 36mm, generally sit toward the lower end. The Chronomat B01 Chronograph and Chronomat GMT, with their more complex calibers, sit higher, and two-tone and solid-gold cases carry the most. Dial colour and bracelet configuration can also affect price within a family. Current CAD pricing is shown on each product in the grid, so the live figure for any reference is always accurate at the time you view it. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Breitling dealer, and eligible purchases can be split with 0% Flexiti financing on approved credit. To compare references side by side, the grid lets you filter by family, case size, material and dial colour.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Breitling Chronomat cost in Canada?+
Chronomat pricing varies by reference. Three-hand Automatic references generally sit lower, while the B01 Chronograph and GMT sit higher, and two-tone and gold cases cost the most. Current CAD pricing is shown on each product in the grid, so the figure you see for any reference is always live and accurate at the time of viewing. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Breitling dealer, and eligible purchases can be financed at 0% with Flexiti on approved credit.
Which Breitling Chronomat should I buy?+
Choose the Chronomat B01 Chronograph if you want a timing function and the in-house, COSC-certified Caliber B01 with about a 70-hour power reserve. Choose the Chronomat GMT if you travel and want a second time zone. Choose the Chronomat Automatic, including the 36mm, if you want a clean three-hand watch for daily wear. Case size, from about 36 to 44mm across these automatic options, and material also guide the decision among the references listed here.
Is La Maison Monaco an authorized Breitling dealer, and is the watch covered by warranty?+
Yes. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Breitling dealer in Canada. Every Chronomat is new, genuine, and comes with the full Breitling manufacturer warranty. Buying from an authorized dealer means the reference is registered correctly and serviced through official Breitling channels. Pricing is shown in CAD on each product page, and eligible purchases can be financed at 0% with Flexiti on approved credit.
What is the difference between the Chronomat B01 42 and the Chronomat GMT?+
The Chronomat B01 42 is a 42mm automatic chronograph powered by the in-house, COSC-certified Caliber B01, with about a 70-hour power reserve, for timing events with the central seconds and sub-dials. The Chronomat GMT drops the chronograph and adds a second time-zone hand so you can read home and local time at once. Both share the rouleaux bracelet and rider-tab bezel. Choose by function: timing or travel.
Does the Chronomat Automatic 36 fit smaller wrists?+
Yes. The Chronomat Automatic 36 uses a 36mm case, the smallest automatic in the collection, which suits smaller wrists and buyers who prefer a more compact integrated-bracelet sports watch. It is a self-winding three-hand time-and-date model, keeping the rouleaux bracelet and rider-tab bezel that define the line. Larger 40mm and 42mm options are also among the references in stock. Current CAD pricing is shown on each product in the grid.
