[Marc-B1]

 

[O2AFAC67]

Hi, Marc. I couldn't agree more...

but how about your B-1? Here are a few small pics of mine to illustrate a crowning achievement... ;-) :-d
Cheers,
Ron

 

[Marc-B1]

Very nice, Ron, but as you can see for yourself, the steel of the B-1 has much more reflections compared to the titanium of the Seawolf.
That's why I have chosen the Seawolf. ;-)

Photo is taken with a Canon 20D + MP-E-65 macro-lens + MT-24EX Macro Twin Lite
It's NO crop.

Also the pic of the "little B" is made with the MP-E-65.

Here's a short review of that lens:

http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/lenses/mp-e-65.shtml

 

[Don Indiano]

Very nice picture and equipment!
Cheers, Don

 

[botudi]

Very nice pic indeed Marc:-!

 

[Marc-B1]

Thx guys !
I'm trying to be as good as the Breitling Chronolog Photographers....:-d
But there's a loooooooonnnnnngggggg way to go to reach that level of art !;-)

 

[Simon]

Good photo Marc

I personally think that among the many great features of the Seawolf, the Crown is about the best. Unless you have handled & screwed this puppy in, you simply can't believe how rugged yet smooth, powerful yet precise this is. I know of no other screw down crown to compare - makes every other crown I have tried (rolex/omega.......) feel fussy, fiddly & flimsy.

si

 

[Marc-B1]

Yes, that crown is extremely well made and has a very good "grip" - even with gloves on, one can use that crown without any problem.
I like te AS because it is a very "basic" and "clean-dial" watch.

 

[Emill]

Forget it the superocean and the chronomat evolution hold the top spot. the B-1 is somwhere waaaaaaaaay behind (hehe).:-d

But seriously you have a wonderful piece.Breitlings are great great watches.

Emil