Breitling Ref. K13362 Bentley Chronograph Chronometer
Record status
Individual type · partial
Period
circa 2010
Maker / issuer
BreitlingThis Breitling reference K13362 is a self-winding, water-resistant wristwatch crafted in 18K yellow gold, produced circa 2010. The 46 mm diameter timepiece features a three-body, solid, polished case with lapidated lugs, a bidirectional rotating bezel for the slide-rule function, a sapphire crystal, and a screw-down case back embossed with the Bentley logo.
The bicolor silver and champagne dial incorporates applied yellow gold indexes with luminous square dots, luminous baton hands, a double day-date aperture, and registers for seconds, 12 hours, and 30 minutes. It is powered by a rhodium-plated Caliber 13 movement with 29 jewels, a straight-line lever escapement, and a micrometer regulator. The watch is presented on an 18K yellow gold Breitling link bracelet with a deployant clasp.
Dial, case, and movement are signed by Breitling.
Evidence at a glance
- Linked sources
- 1
- Photograph views
- 1
- Catalogue references
- 0
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Technical characteristics
- Dial
- Bicolor silver and champagne
- Type
- Chronograph wristwatch
- Maker
- Breitling, Genève
- Movement
- Caliber 13, 29 jewels
- Reference
- K13362
- Dimensions
- 46 mm diameter, 15 mm thickness
- Case number
- 2035590
- Case material
- 18K yellow gold
- Place recorded
- Switzerland
- Maker / attribution
- Breitling
Design
- Visible features
- • Knurled bidirectional rotating bezel • Triple-register chronograph layout with day-date window • Integrated yellow gold link bracelet • Luminous indices and baton hands
- Case and Dial Construction
- The watch features a substantial 46 mm diameter case manufactured in 18K yellow gold, characterized by a three-body construction with polished surfaces and lapidated lugs. The design incorporates a bidirectional rotating bezel specifically engineered to operate an integrated slide-rule function. The case back is screwed down and includes embossed details, specifically the Bentley logo and additional edition markings, protecting the interior components beneath a sapphire crystal. The bicolor dial is finished in silver and champagne tones, providing high contrast for the applied yellow gold indices and luminous square dots. Functional elements include three subsidiary registers for seconds, 12-hour, and 30-minute timing, alongside an outer tachometer scale. A double aperture at the three o'clock position displays the day and date, while luminous yellow gold baton hands indicate the time.
- Movement and Functionality
- The timepiece is driven by the Breitling Caliber 13, a rhodium-plated, self-winding mechanical movement containing 29 jewels. The movement is configured with a straight-line lever escapement, a monometallic balance, a shock absorber system, and a self-compensating flat balance spring. Regulation is achieved via a micrometer regulator, and the movement includes a hack mechanism for precise time setting. The auction description reports the watch has been professionally graded. The chronograph functions are operated via round push-buttons located on the side of the case.
- Signatures and Authenticity
- Breitling, Genève, is identified as the manufacturer. The watch is fully signed, with the branding and specific model details appearing on the dial, movement, and case. The case number 2035590 is recorded alongside the reference number K13362. The watch is equipped with an original Breitling-branded 18K yellow gold link bracelet, which terminates in a matching deployant clasp, maintaining the consistency of the precious metal construction throughout the object.
Identification
- Reference
- K13362
- Serial number
- 2035590
- Source note
- Facts transcribed from the linked source listing or collection record. Attribution and specifications are source-reported and have not been independently authenticated.
Catalogue references
No catalogue numbers recorded. Numbers are only published once transcribed from a verified edition of a standard catalogue — they are never inferred.
Research required
- Research required: Movement requires overhaul as reported by the auction house
- Research required: Exact manufacturing date remains an approximation