Starting in the late 1800s, Leon Breitling was obsessed with creating quality products that lasted a lifetime and worked better than anything on the market. Making them the new go-to for your luxury dress watches and passing Cartier and Bulova’s claim of the swankiest luxury watches.
While it has created dozens of products that you can wear nearly everywhere, they are best suited for dressing up on date nights and with your suits for work. One of the reasons is its focus on creating not just products like watches, pens, and leathers, but heirlooms that people can hand down to their grandchildren. Of course, you may be thinking, “Mont Blanc … as in the pens?” But the company has widened its purview for a long time, and it has become one of the top watch companies in the world. And if Omega watches are strong enough for astronauts and 007, they are perfect for you and the top of the luxury watch pyramid. You can’t go wrong with any of its four stellar collections (Constellation, Seamaster, Speedmaster, and De Ville). Daniel Craig continued the tradition and wore Omegas until the end of his tenure in No Time to Die. Of course, 25 years after the watch reached the moon, it found itself among the other stars when James Bond donned the watch brand with Pierce Brosnan’s Bond. Omega has been the choice of astronauts for the last 50 years.
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When Buzz Aldrin stepped out onto the lunar surface for the first time in 1969, the Omega Speedmaster Professional became the first watch on the moon. No one can claim that quite like Omega, which did both literally and figuratively. The goal of any good watchmaker is to blaze new trails and reach new heights. With ambassadors from NBA players to international actors, Tissot is one of the top brands in the world and is coming for Rolex’s top spot. Today, it takes pride in its Swiss connection with the Swiss brand in its logo and participates in many Swiss betterment projects like Swiss Alpine tourism and the Swiss Alpine Club. Tissot addressed this problem by creating the world’s first-ever non-magnetized watch. When electricity began to see more widespread use, it would magnetize watches and pull off its precision, making regular everyday watches less dependable. Tissot made a name for itself in the 1930s when it saw the problem electricity was having on watches.
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