Breitling · Family: Premier
The Breitling Premier Automatic 40 A37340351G1P1 is a 40mm steel dress watch with a cream dial and only hours, minutes, and small seconds, part of the Premier line Breitling relaunched in 2018, reviving the codes of its elegant 1940s chronograph. It runs the automatic Breitling 37 caliber with 38 hours of power reserve. Against the Navitimer, Chronomat, Superocean, and Avenger already in the catalog, the Premier is Breitling's dress-watch proposition, with no chronograph function in this specific version. We have no verified price observations yet (n=0).
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Breitling was founded in 1884 in Switzerland. The Premier line debuted in 1943, conceived by Willy Breitling as the brand's first collection built around elegance rather than the aviation instrumentation that had defined Breitling until then. With the Second World War drawing to a close, Willy Breitling bet on a dress chronograph with 36-38mm cases, narrow bezels, and balanced bi-compax dials.
The collection disappeared from the catalog for decades until Breitling revived it in 2018, reinterpreting those mid-century codes in larger cases — the Premier B01 Chronograph 42 measures 42mm and 13.65mm thick — alongside simpler three-hand versions like the one this reference represents.
The A37340351G1P1 runs the automatic Breitling 37 caliber, three-hand with no chronograph, inside a 40mm steel case with a cream dial. It's a deliberately different footprint from the tool-watch vocation of the rest of Breitling's catalog: no rotating bezel, no flight or dive scales, just hours, minutes, and small seconds.
This reference sets itself apart from the other four Breitling references already in Cazador's catalog — Navitimer, Chronomat, Superocean, and Avenger — as the brand's only pure dress-watch proposition, descending from the elegant 1943 chronograph rather than the flight- or dive-instrument tradition.
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No. This specific reference of the Premier Automatic 40 only displays hours, minutes, and small seconds, though the Premier line does include chronograph versions with other calibers.
It debuted in 1943 as Breitling's first dress chronograph, and was relaunched in 2018 reviving those mid-century design codes.
Approximately 38 hours, running at 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz) with 31 jewels.
The Navitimer, Chronomat, Superocean, and Avenger are tool watches oriented toward flight or diving; the Premier is the brand's only pure dress-watch line.
Its 100 m water resistance allows occasional swimming, though its vocation is a dress watch, not a sport or dive watch.