The Breitling Navitimer is the brand's pilot chronograph, in continuous production since 1952 and known for the circular slide rule on its rotating bezel, which lets the wearer work out flight calculations such as fuel burn and unit conversions by hand. The hero is the Navitimer B01 Chronograph in 41, 43 and 46mm, alongside a three-hand Navitimer Automatic in 35, 36 and 41mm. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Breitling dealer in Canada, with CAD pricing and 0% Flexiti financing on approved credit.
What is the Breitling Navitimer, and which references are in the collection?
The Navitimer is a pilot's chronograph defined by the slide rule integrated into its rotating bezel, a tool that performs flight math like climb rate, fuel burn and conversions without a calculator. It has been made since 1952 and became the official watch of the AOPA pilots association. The collection splits into two families. The Navitimer B01 Chronograph is the chronograph hero, with its slide rule, multiple sub-dials and case sizes of 41, 43 and 46mm. The Navitimer Automatic is a cleaner three-hand model in 35, 36 and 41mm for buyers who want the look without the chronograph. Across both families you will find steel, two-tone and gold cases, with dials in black, blue, green, copper and silver, often with contrasting sub-dials. The references listed here are in stock, and each product shows its exact configuration. Use the models in the grid to compare case size, dial colour and bracelet or strap before you choose.
What movement powers the Navitimer?
The chronograph models run Breitling's in-house Caliber B01, an automatic chronograph movement with a power reserve of about 70 hours. It is a self-winding movement, so it keeps running on the motion of your wrist rather than hand-winding, and it drives the chronograph sub-dials and date you see on the Navitimer B01 Chronograph in 41, 43 and 46mm. The three-hand Navitimer Automatic uses an automatic time-and-date movement rather than the chronograph caliber, which is part of why it wears slimmer and sits at a lower price than the chronograph. All Navitimer references are Swiss made. If you want the full chronograph function with the in-house B01 caliber, look to the B01 Chronograph models in the grid. If you prefer a simpler, lighter everyday watch, the Navitimer Automatic 35, 36 or 41 is the one to consider. Each product page confirms the exact movement for that reference.
How much is a Breitling Navitimer in Canada?
Navitimer pricing at La Maison Monaco runs from roughly $5,800 to $30,900 CAD, and where a given watch falls in that range depends mostly on the model and case material. The three-hand Navitimer Automatic in steel sits toward the lower end, the steel Navitimer B01 Chronograph in the middle, and two-tone and solid gold references toward the top. Case size and bracelet choice also affect the figure. Because we are an authorized Breitling dealer, every watch is priced in Canadian dollars with the full manufacturer warranty, and 0% Flexiti financing is available on approved credit to spread the cost. Current CAD pricing is shown on each product in the grid, so the figure you see is the price you pay, with no currency conversion or estimating required. Filter the references listed here by what matters to you, then open a product to confirm its exact price, movement and configuration.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Breitling Navitimer cost in Canada?+
At La Maison Monaco, Navitimer pricing runs from roughly $5,800 to about $30,900 CAD. The three-hand Navitimer Automatic in steel sits at the lower end, the steel B01 Chronograph in the middle, and two-tone and gold references toward the top. Case size and bracelet also affect the price. Current CAD pricing is shown on each product in the grid, with the full Breitling warranty and 0% Flexiti financing available on approved credit.
Which Breitling Navitimer should I buy first?+
For most buyers the Navitimer B01 Chronograph is the one to start with, since it carries the slide rule bezel and the in-house Caliber B01 that define the line. The 41mm wears the most easily for everyday use, with 43 and 46mm for those who want more presence. If you prefer a slimmer, simpler watch without a chronograph, the three-hand Navitimer Automatic in 35, 36 or 41mm is the better fit.
What movement is inside the Navitimer B01 Chronograph?+
The Navitimer B01 Chronograph runs Breitling's in-house Caliber B01, a self-winding automatic chronograph movement with a power reserve of about 70 hours. It drives the chronograph sub-dials and date, and it is Swiss made. The three-hand Navitimer Automatic uses an automatic time-and-date movement instead, which is part of why it wears slimmer. Each product page confirms the exact movement for that reference.
Is the Navitimer Automatic 35 a women's watch?+
The Navitimer Automatic 35 is a 35mm three-hand automatic, the smallest case in the line, and Breitling positions it as a unisex size that many buyers choose as a women's watch. It keeps the slide rule bezel look without the chronograph, so it wears slimmer than the B01 Chronograph. The 36 and 41mm Automatic models offer the same style in larger sizes. Dial colour, case material and exact specs are shown on each product in the grid.
Is La Maison Monaco an authorized Breitling dealer in Canada?+
Yes. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Breitling dealer in Canada. Every Navitimer is sourced through Breitling, priced in Canadian dollars and backed by the full manufacturer warranty. Buying from an authorized dealer means your reference is genuine, correctly serviced and warranty eligible. We also offer 0% Flexiti financing on approved credit. The Navitimer references listed here are in stock, with current CAD pricing shown on each product.
