This extremely rare bi-colour Breitling 3300 Jupiter Navitimer dates back to the latter part of the 1980s.
 
The watch itself is exceptionally clean. Fitted with a brand new battery ready for sale, the watch delivers full functionality as new and offers precise, accurate timekeeping in-line with manufacturer specs.
 
Launched in 1986, the Jupiter was the largest of Breitling's new range of quartz watches (measuring 41.5mm). Incorporating a sizable rotating slide-rule bezel it was a popular choice for both pilots and military personnel.

Alike to many two-timer style watches of the 1980s, the Jupiter features both a primary analogue clock and a multipurpose LCD display too. Scrolling through the options this provides a secondary time-zone, day/date/month, chronograph stopwatch and daily alarm. The watch also features an optional hourly chime and has an LCD display light.