These two watches I’m wearing are the latest Breitling Avenger models. While some long-time fans might feel that the new Avenger isn’t as rugged and imposing as its predecessors, it still undeniably exudes a tough, masculine vibe.
Strictly speaking, the Avenger series was born in 2001 as a professional-grade timepiece designed for adventurers—and it’s also a pilot’s watch. It’s built to withstand extreme conditions, making it a perfect companion for those who dare to explore.
Among all the models in the collection, my favorite has to be the B01 Chronograph. The 44mm diameter may seem too large for women (and even some men find it oversized), but I believe that a sporty watch, especially one with such a robust design, loses its commanding presence if it’s too small.
As for the movement, whether you fully understand it or not, knowing that the B01 caliber is both powerful and reliable is enough—it holds its own even when compared across the entire industry.
Lastly, many people have strong feelings about Breitling’s classic “winged logo” and lament the introduction of the new “B-logo.” However, what they don’t realize is that the B-logo actually has deeper historical roots—it just hasn’t been widely publicized.
Frankly, based on my years of shopping experience, people often nitpick endlessly and end up choosing nothing. If you truly love something, these minor details won’t matter as much.
To wrap up, personally, I prefer the steel case with a green dial (as seen in Figure 2). The combination of ceramic and carbon fiber is certainly striking, but it’s too dark for my taste—it doesn’t quite align with feminine aesthetics, haha. Wearing a pink sweater paired with a rugged men’s watch? That’s probably just me!
Declan Simmons 
Felix Palmer 
Natalie Martin