FOUND: A Whole Bunch of New-Old-Stock 1970s Breitlings For Sale on Park & Bond

Our homeboys over at Park & Bond have something special in their vintage watch shop right now - a really amazing collection of new old stock Breitling chronographs from the 1970s. Actually, they've secured a downright crazy lot of 80 of them, most with original stickers on the caseback and funky NATO straps. These watches aren't the iconic Navitimers or Cosmonautes, but rather the esoteric models with Vajoux movements like the Datora, Sprint, and our favorite, the Pupitre Bullhead.

Again, they have 80 of these watches, so while only 10 or so are listed on the site right now, you can expect to see a lot more come through Park & Bond in the coming weeks. If you're looking for a vintage Breitling, this is a pretty rare opportunity to see a lot of them for sale in one place.

To see a collection of new old stock 1970s Breitlings available at Park & Bond, click here.

FYI: The term "new old stock" means a watch retains all original parts and has been completely unworn since production.


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