Breitling Chrono Cockpit Chronograph Automatic Chronometer Black Dial Men's Watch Everyone has weaknesses. For this writer, it’s anything that looks remotely like a Breitling Chronomat watch from the 1990s. Those 39mm wide two-tone bricks are among the most desirable objects I can remember encountering, and the sense of awe they inspired in me as a child has never left me.

This watch sells for less than $3,000 on the used market, and it’s not that old at all. In fact, this bizarrely modern watch was born in 2017. That seems almost impossible when you look at the Tony Montana-esque design. It looks like the avant-garde younger brother of the steel-gold Daytona from the turn of the century. You can imagine Sly Stalone wearing one of these at the 1997 Academy Awards, a chunky little watch with quintessential '90s proportions.

This kind of watch shouldn't be trendy anymore in 2022 by any means, but pair it with a pressed white shirt, some Ray-Ban Clubmaster glasses, and a pair of linen chinos and you've got the kind of look that suggests you Don't dare leave your yacht for fear of being arrested. While this may not be how you want to start your day, go rewatch Leonardo DiCaprio’s The Wolf of Wall Street and tell me you don’t want a two-tone Breitling. It doesn't matter. I will wait.

At the same time, it's probably worth mentioning that this "Chronomat" style watch is not a Chronomat at all. In fact, it's called a "cockpit chronograph." Over time, Breitling used the "cockpit" moniker on quite a few of its watches, but watches of this style were rarely used. That doesn't change how cool the piece is, but it's another conversation angle when it catches someone's eye in port (which it will).

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Breitling Galaxy World Time World Time Automatic Men's Watch

What better summer pastime than jetting off to pastures new? What better Breitling watch to accompany you on your voyage than the Breitling Galaxy World Time Automatic? Galaxy is an often forgotten series, as the models within it rarely reached the heights expected upon release. While it's easy to see why (these models are hardly the most "Breitling" of Breitling watches), it's a shame given what they offer in terms of design for a brand known for sticking very close to its tried and true. It's actually fun to say that this formula turned the entire brand on its head before Georges Kern arrived (and that's a good thing).

This Galactic Unification Time is a real weird thing. Choosing it as your summer companion will clearly demonstrate that you are a man or woman with discerning and thoughtful taste. Let's face it, this isn't the kind of model you stumble upon and there has to be a story behind why you picked it.

Breitling Aerospace Evo Alarm Chronograph Quartz Analog Digital Men's Watch
The second aerospace model on our list is the evil twin of the above model. Here, a black titanium case paired with a canvas strap is suggested as an alternative to its more conservative cousins. This is the perfect understated watch for summer. It's lightweight, comes in a variety of colors, and has the ability to transform from sporty to trendy as the summer wears on.

Breitling Superocean Heritage 57 Automatic Brown Dial Men's Watch
If any model can pour a rainbow of colors down your throat while screaming California sunset, it's this Breitling Superocean Heritage 57 Automatic. Brown is not a color often used in sports watch designs. This heritage-inspired model makes a strong case for why it should be deployed more often.

Paired with a black and brown EcoNyl fabric strap from Kelly Slater's OuterKnown brand, this strap is surprisingly versatile when paired with your summer outfits (if anyone says brown and black don't go together, they're not sitting across the table from Breitling decision-makers, thank God! ).