Breitling Bentley Mark IV

The Breitling Bentley Mark IV was in memory of a historic moment when in 1946 that the first Bentley rolled out of a factory in Crewe, known as the Bentley Mark VI. This watch model is moulded with the designs of the British carmaker in mind, with its signature knurled finish on the bezel paying homage to the Bentley controls.

This watch is powered by the automatic Breitling Caliber 26B (base ETA 2829-A2 with Dubois Dėpraz module), containing 38 jewels with 28,800 vph. This movement has a 60-minute totalizer in the centre. It is a COSC officially certified chronometer, making the watch one of the most reliable and precise around.

The stainless steel case is a 42mm in diameter with a height of 16.3mm. The case features a platinum knurled bezel. The face is made of scratch-resistant glareproofed sapphire crystal, which is convex, making it easy to read the dial with little distortions at angles. The caseback is screwed on and embossed with the Bentley logo of the era, adding another touch of class to this elegant and luxurious watch.

Water-resistance is to 100m. The main functions are hours, minutes, subsidiary seconds; chronograph; date at 6.

The dial of Breitling Bentley Mark IV comes in several variations: peacock blue, silver storm, or burnt oak. The one featured here is the silver storm, showing a white background with silvered hands and oversized indexes. The hour-markers are cut from mother-of-pearl, showcasing the brand's exquisite craftsmanship. This timepiece is teamed with a crocodile leather strap or stainless steel bracelet.

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