breitling aerospace evo lug to lug

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breitling aerospace evo lug to lug*******Lug Width: 21.94mm (for 22mm straps) Weight: 3.5oz on the Titanium bracelet. Movement: Breitling 79 Thermocompensated SuperQuartz Movement. Fit. Let me skip to the TLDR .I’ve a 6.5” wrist, rather flat, and comfortably wear a Tudor Black Bay, which I believe is about 50mm lug to lug. The Aerospace is obviously much thinner, but the lug to lug .

The 42mm Aerospace (2007-2013) ref 79362 had a lug to lug off 48mm. All the “Evo” are 43mm diameter and 52mm L2L. I’m going to make a guess even the 52mm will wear .Breitling Aerospace Evo Watch E7936310/C869 Hands-On. Breitling has released a brand new version (available now) of the legendary Aerospace watch for 2013 called the .Lug Width: 21.94mm (for 22mm straps) Weight: 3.5oz on the Titanium bracelet. Movement: Breitling 79 Thermocompensated SuperQuartz Movement. Fit. Let me skip to the TLDR portion of this review. This watch weighs 3.5oz on the bracelet and is just under 11mm thick. I can’t imagine what would make this watch wear better. I’ve a 6.5” wrist, rather flat, and comfortably wear a Tudor Black Bay, which I believe is about 50mm lug to lug. The Aerospace is obviously much thinner, but the lug to lug does give me some pause.

The 42mm Aerospace (2007-2013) ref 79362 had a lug to lug off 48mm. All the “Evo” are 43mm diameter and 52mm L2L. I’m going to make a guess even the 52mm will wear smaller but have yet to try that particular series.

Breitling Aerospace Evo Watch E7936310/C869 Hands-On. Breitling has released a brand new version (available now) of the legendary Aerospace watch for 2013 called the Aerospace Evo. Breitling originally released the Aerospace in 1985 under the Navitimer collection to be a high-end quartz watch that contained an ETA-made analog .E79363101B1E1American Airlines (Branded)Titanium case & bracelet41.8mm case10.8mm thick51.6mm lug to lug22mm lug width tapers to 20mm at buckle100m water res.

I forgot to post the lug/lug measurements. 52mm from edge to edge but the lugs are a little longer closest to the strap so I think most people would measure it to have a lug/lug of 50mm. I wear the watch on a grey Hadley Roma Cordura strap and regular Breitling buckle now which I think makes a good combo.

Discover the Breitling Aerospace EVO in a combination of Titanium, Blue and Metal bracelet Titanium. Find out more online.

Discover the Breitling Aerospace EVO in a combination of DLC-coated titanium, Black and Black Rubber. Find out more online.Discover the Breitling Aerospace EVO in a combination of Titanium, Black and Metal bracelet Titanium. Find out more online.The Aerospace EVO watch from Breitling is a strong step-up from previous models. Packed with various features, a durable and reliable movement; and a multifunction chronograph equipped with state-of-the-art Swiss technology, this timepiece is certainly a 'go-to' for any avid professional adventurer.Lug Width: 21.94mm (for 22mm straps) Weight: 3.5oz on the Titanium bracelet. Movement: Breitling 79 Thermocompensated SuperQuartz Movement. Fit. Let me skip to the TLDR portion of this review. This watch weighs 3.5oz on the bracelet and is just under 11mm thick. I can’t imagine what would make this watch wear better.

I’ve a 6.5” wrist, rather flat, and comfortably wear a Tudor Black Bay, which I believe is about 50mm lug to lug. The Aerospace is obviously much thinner, but the lug to lug does give me some pause.

The 42mm Aerospace (2007-2013) ref 79362 had a lug to lug off 48mm. All the “Evo” are 43mm diameter and 52mm L2L. I’m going to make a guess even the 52mm will wear smaller but have yet to try that particular series.

Breitling Aerospace EVO Review Breitling Aerospace Evo Watch E7936310/C869 Hands-On. Breitling has released a brand new version (available now) of the legendary Aerospace watch for 2013 called the Aerospace Evo. Breitling originally released the Aerospace in 1985 under the Navitimer collection to be a high-end quartz watch that contained an ETA-made analog .

breitling aerospace evo lug to lug Breitling Aerospace EVO Review Breitling Aerospace Evo Watch E7936310/C869 Hands-On. Breitling has released a brand new version (available now) of the legendary Aerospace watch for 2013 called the Aerospace Evo. Breitling originally released the Aerospace in 1985 under the Navitimer collection to be a high-end quartz watch that contained an ETA-made analog .E79363101B1E1American Airlines (Branded)Titanium case & bracelet41.8mm case10.8mm thick51.6mm lug to lug22mm lug width tapers to 20mm at buckle100m water res. I forgot to post the lug/lug measurements. 52mm from edge to edge but the lugs are a little longer closest to the strap so I think most people would measure it to have a lug/lug of 50mm. I wear the watch on a grey Hadley Roma Cordura strap and regular Breitling buckle now which I think makes a good combo.Discover the Breitling Aerospace EVO in a combination of Titanium, Blue and Metal bracelet Titanium. Find out more online.

breitling aerospace evo lug to lugDiscover the Breitling Aerospace EVO in a combination of DLC-coated titanium, Black and Black Rubber. Find out more online.

Discover the Breitling Aerospace EVO in a combination of Titanium, Black and Metal bracelet Titanium. Find out more online.The Aerospace EVO watch from Breitling is a strong step-up from previous models. Packed with various features, a durable and reliable movement; and a multifunction chronograph equipped with state-of-the-art Swiss technology, this timepiece is certainly a 'go-to' for any avid professional adventurer.

Lug Width: 21.94mm (for 22mm straps) Weight: 3.5oz on the Titanium bracelet. Movement: Breitling 79 Thermocompensated SuperQuartz Movement. Fit. Let me skip to the TLDR portion of this review. This watch weighs 3.5oz on the bracelet and is just under 11mm thick. I can’t imagine what would make this watch wear better. I’ve a 6.5” wrist, rather flat, and comfortably wear a Tudor Black Bay, which I believe is about 50mm lug to lug. The Aerospace is obviously much thinner, but the lug to lug does give me some pause. The 42mm Aerospace (2007-2013) ref 79362 had a lug to lug off 48mm. All the “Evo” are 43mm diameter and 52mm L2L. I’m going to make a guess even the 52mm will wear smaller but have yet to try that particular series.

Breitling Aerospace Evo Watch E7936310/C869 Hands-On. Breitling has released a brand new version (available now) of the legendary Aerospace watch for 2013 called the Aerospace Evo. Breitling originally released the Aerospace in 1985 under the Navitimer collection to be a high-end quartz watch that contained an ETA-made analog .E79363101B1E1American Airlines (Branded)Titanium case & bracelet41.8mm case10.8mm thick51.6mm lug to lug22mm lug width tapers to 20mm at buckle100m water res.

I forgot to post the lug/lug measurements. 52mm from edge to edge but the lugs are a little longer closest to the strap so I think most people would measure it to have a lug/lug of 50mm. I wear the watch on a grey Hadley Roma Cordura strap and regular Breitling buckle now which I think makes a good combo.Discover the Breitling Aerospace EVO in a combination of Titanium, Blue and Metal bracelet Titanium. Find out more online.Discover the Breitling Aerospace EVO in a combination of DLC-coated titanium, Black and Black Rubber. Find out more online.

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