Breitling unveils exclusive watches reserved for owners of 999-unit Aston Martin supercar

Breitling has unveiled a pair of watches that cannot simply be ordered from its regular collection. The new bespoke Super Chronomat programme is available exclusively to owners of the Aston Martin Valhalla, a plug-in hybrid supercar limited to 999 examples worldwide. Breitling has previously explored connected watch technology with its Exospace B55 luxury smartwatch.

Rather than offering a single fixed-design collaboration, Breitling is allowing eligible customers to personalise one of two Super Chronomat models through a dedicated configurator. The watches can be tailored to reflect the colours and individual specifications of their cars.

The collaboration follows other Aston Martin-inspired timepieces, including the Girard-Perregaux Laureato Chronograph Aston Martin Edition.

Two Super Chronomat models with different specifications

The more technically complex option is the Super Chronomat B19 44 Perpetual Calendar Chronograph. It features a 44 mm titanium case, carbon-fibre dial and Breitling's Rouleaux bracelet. Its automatic movement combines a chronograph with a perpetual calendar, which, according to Aston Martin's announcement, requires no manual calendar correction until 2100, provided it remains correctly set. Power reserve is rated at 96 hours.

Owners can customise the inner bezel ring, known as the rehaut, along with the seconds hand and chronograph counter hands. A personalised engraving can also be added to the rotor, visible through the transparent caseback.

The second option, the Super Chronomat Automatic 38, takes a different approach. It has a smaller 38 mm stainless-steel case, textured carbon-fibre dial and diamond-set bezel. Its automatic three-hand movement includes a date display at six o'clock.

Customisation is more limited on this model, covering the rehaut and hand colours, together with an engraving on the caseback.

Exclusive to Valhalla owners, with no confirmed watch production limit

The Aston Martin Valhalla combines a 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8 with three electric motors, producing a combined 1,079 PS. Aston Martin quotes a 0–62 mph acceleration time of 2.5 seconds and a top speed of 217 mph.

Although the car's production run is capped at 999 units, the official announcement does not specify an equivalent production limit for the watches. The restriction applies to who can commission them, rather than a confirmed number of timepieces.

Aston Martin's official announcement does not disclose watch prices. However, UK watch-industry publication WatchPro reports starting prices of £52,000 for the perpetual calendar chronograph and £22,000 for the Automatic 38. These prices are not specified in the official announcement.

The programme offers Valhalla owners the opportunity to commission a watch with finishes and details reflecting their individual vehicles.