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by Craig M. on January 29, 2010
Breitling announced today the latest accessory for their Aeromarine line of Colt GMT+ watches. Breitling fans will now have the option of a new integrated high quality rubber strap, which appears to have the same end link design as their popular Professional II bracelet. Continuing the ongoing trend of rubber straps being married to luxury watches, Breitling has added yet another fully adjustable rubber bracelet to their line of rubber strap choices. The strap is locked onto your wrist with a push button clasp, and also has an extension piece for rapid adjustment.

Introduced in 2009, the Colt GMT+ is a 41.3 mm diameter watch containing a Breitling Caliber 32 COSC-certified movement (Base: ETA 2893-2) with GMT and date functions. The watch has a very bold, modern dial that is available in a variety of colors in Breitling’s lineup – Volcano black, Air Force blue, Tungsten gray and Stratus silver. It’s solid contruction, sapphire crystal, screw-down crown, uni-directional bezel, and 500 meter water resistance makes this piece quite the respectable diver as well.
I would presume that the option to buy one of the new rubber straps separately is not far down the road but for now it looks as though they are promoting it as a new version of the GMT+. There has been no announcement if this style of integrated strap will become an option for other models, but if it becomes popular I would imagine they would make it available.
Breitling has yet to really show off a clear photo specifically showing the new strap will look like on the GMT+ but you can get a fair idea from some of the pics below:


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The pics are nice, but you really dont get any sense of what the strap looks like at all.
I agree…I would expect more detailed pics to come out really soon. We’ll be sure to get them up when they appear. Thanks for reading!