Breitling’s new Top Time B01 DB5 series spans 1,022 steel pieces, 315 steel-and-platinum models and 250 red-gold editions, with prices ranging from €10,500 to €40,500.
All three 41mm chronographs use Breitling’s COSC-certified B01 automatic movement with a 70-hour power reserve, while DB5 cues include cushion-shaped cases, squircle sub-dials and a wooden tachymeter rehaut.
The top model pairs an 18K red-gold case with a black onyx dial — Breitling’s first use of the stone — while the two steel variants aim for a more restrained 1960s grand-touring look.
The release shifts the Breitling-Aston Martin tie-up from Formula One to the carmaker’s road-car heritage after a 1,959-piece Aston Martin F1 Navitimer sold out and Aston Martin’s 2026 F1 season struggled.