This extremely rare Breitling 3300 New Jupiter Quartz Navitimer dates back to the latter part of the 1980s.
 
Currently being 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.

Provided with the watch we've the owner’s manual and original storage case + box.