Breitling Creates a Bespoke Super Chronomat Exclusively for Aston Martin’s Supercar Owners
Two icons of precision engineering unite to bring personalisation to a new level, with exclusive Super Chronomat timepieces inspired by the specification and individuality of each Aston Martin Valhalla
For collectors who appreciate the rare intersection of automotive performance and haute horlogerie, personalisation is the ultimate luxury. Breitling and Aston Martin are taking that philosophy a step further, opening the doors to an exclusive bespoke watchmaking experience reserved for owners of the Aston Martin Valhalla.
As Aston Martin’s Official Watch Partner, Breitling is inviting Valhalla owners to customise one of its signature timepieces, the Super Chronomat, through a dedicated configurator. Drawing inspiration from the specification of each supercar and the individual tastes of its owner, the programme transforms an iconic chronograph into a highly personal expression of automotive and watchmaking excellence.
More than a matching accessory, each watch is conceived as a continuation of the Valhalla ownership experience: a meeting of engineering, design and individuality, created to be enjoyed long after the engine has fallen silent.
For discerning collectors, the appeal lies in the details. Carefully selected colours, personalised engravings and distinctive finishing touches create a timepiece with a direct connection to one of the most ambitious supercars in Aston Martin’s history.
A supercar that redefines Aston Martin performance
The Aston Martin Valhalla marks a defining moment for the British marque. Its first series-production, mid-engine plug-in hybrid supercar combines advanced aerodynamics, Formula 1®-inspired technology and a powertrain engineered for extraordinary performance.
At its heart is a 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8 working alongside three electric motors to deliver a combined 1,079 PS. The result is acceleration from 0–62 mph in just 2.5 seconds and a maximum speed of 217 mph.
Limited to 999 examples worldwide, the Valhalla occupies an exclusive position in Aston Martin’s portfolio, bringing together electrified performance, advanced engineering and the marque’s distinctive approach to design.
It is this combination of technical ambition and individual expression that informs the Breitling collaboration.
Marek Reichman, Aston Martin’s Executive Vice President and Chief Creative Officer, said:
“Valhalla is a car defined by innovation, precision and individuality. Our partnership with Breitling has enabled us to create something equally exceptional for our customers — a unique opportunity to commission a bespoke timepiece inspired by their own Valhalla. Reflecting a shared commitment to design excellence and meticulous attention to detail, each watch becomes a personal expression of the owner and a natural extension of the car itself.”
Two Super Chronomat interpretations, one personal signature
The bespoke programme offers two distinct models, each bringing a different expression of Breitling’s performance-led design language to the wrist.
Super Chronomat B19 44 Perpetual Calendar Chronograph: precision built for generations
The technically sophisticated choice for collectors who value mechanical complexity as much as automotive performance.
The 44 mm titanium Super Chronomat B19 Perpetual Calendar Chronograph combines a robust, contemporary case with Breitling’s signature Rouleaux bracelet and a carbon-fibre dial that evokes the technical materials synonymous with modern performance cars.
Its defining feature is the combination of an automatic perpetual calendar and chronograph — a sophisticated pairing that places considerable mechanical capability at the centre of its design.
The perpetual calendar accounts for different month lengths, leap years and moon phases, requiring no manual adjustment until 2100 under normal operation. A 96-hour power reserve adds practical convenience, allowing the watch to run for approximately four days when fully wound and left unworn.
Through the display caseback, the movement and black rotor remain visible, offering a reminder that the appeal of a fine mechanical watch extends well beyond its exterior.
For Valhalla owners, customisation options include the rehaut and seconds-hand colours, counter-hand colour and rotor engraving. These details allow the watch to reflect the individual character of the car, whether through a carefully coordinated colour scheme or a more understated personal signature.
The result is a timepiece that combines technical sophistication with the enduring appeal of mechanical watchmaking.
Super Chronomat Automatic 38: performance materials, refined proportions
A more compact interpretation that balances a motorsport-inspired aesthetic with contemporary luxury.
The Super Chronomat Automatic 38 takes a different approach, combining a 38 mm stainless-steel case with the instantly recognisable Rouleaux bracelet, a textured carbon-fibre dial and a diamond-set bezel.
Its automatic three-hand movement and discreet date display at six o’clock maintain a clean, legible dial layout, while the carbon-fibre texture introduces a distinctly automotive character. A titanium crown adds another performance-inspired detail.
The model offers its own personalisation possibilities, including rehaut and hand colours, alongside caseback engraving.
For collectors who favour a smaller case and a more jewellery-led interpretation of the Super Chronomat, the 38 mm model provides a distinctive alternative without losing the technical design cues that connect the collection to the Valhalla.
Across both models, the philosophy remains consistent: personalisation should feel considered, purposeful and unmistakably individual.
From Gaydon to La Chaux-de-Fonds
The collaboration brings together two manufacturers whose identities have been shaped by precision engineering and a commitment to design.
The Valhalla is produced at Aston Martin’s global headquarters in Gaydon, Warwickshire, England. Breitling creates its timepieces at its Chronométrie in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, drawing on the country’s long-established watchmaking tradition.
While their disciplines differ, both brands share an appreciation for the relationship between technical performance and aesthetic detail. In the Valhalla, that relationship is expressed through aerodynamics, lightweight engineering and electrified power. In the Super Chronomat, it emerges through movement architecture, materials, finishing and the interplay between form and function.
Georges Kern, CEO of House of Brands, said:
“Valhalla is a statement of what Aston Martin can do. Now we are bringing that same experience to the wrist. For the first time, we have opened up the Super Chronomat design process exclusively to Valhalla owners. This individual timepiece makes the connection to their exceptional vehicle even more personal.”
Stefano Saporetti, Aston Martin’s Director of Brand Diversification, added:
“Our partnership with Breitling is built on a shared ambition to create extraordinary products and experiences for our customers. This exclusive programme demonstrates the strength of that collaboration, bringing together the expertise of two luxury brands to offer Valhalla owners something truly unique. More than a timepiece, it is a highly bespoke extension of the ownership experience, celebrating the individuality of each customer while reinforcing the exclusivity that defines both Aston Martin and Valhalla.”
The ultimate expression of ownership
For collectors, the relationship between a car and a watch has always extended beyond shared aesthetics. Both objects reflect an appreciation for engineering, craftsmanship, heritage and the stories attached to the things we choose to own.
The Breitling and Aston Martin programme brings those ideas together through a more intimate proposition: a timepiece shaped around the individual rather than selected from a standard catalogue.
Available exclusively to Valhalla owners, the bespoke Super Chronomat experience offers a new way to mark ownership of one of Aston Martin’s most exclusive performance cars. Through considered colour choices, personalised details and distinctive materials, each commission establishes its own identity within the partnership.
In a world where exclusivity is increasingly defined by personal relevance rather than rarity alone, the proposition is compelling. The Valhalla delivers the performance; the bespoke Super Chronomat carries a piece of that experience on the wrist.
For the fortunate 999 owners, it is another opportunity to make an exceptional machine unmistakably their own.
About Aston Martin
Founded in 1913 by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford, Aston Martin is a British ultra-luxury automotive marque renowned for its distinctive design, craftsmanship and high-performance engineering. Its portfolio includes the Vantage, DB12, Vanquish, DBX and Valhalla, its first series-production mid-engine plug-in hybrid supercar.
Headquartered in Gaydon, England, Aston Martin designs, develops and exports vehicles to more than 50 countries. Its sports cars are manufactured in Gaydon, while its DBX luxury SUV range is produced in St Athan, Wales. The company is listed on the London Stock Exchange as Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings plc.
About Breitling
Founded in 1884, Breitling is a Swiss luxury watchmaker known for its chronographs, precision timekeeping and instruments inspired by aviation, land and sea. Its collections combine technical innovation with the brand’s distinctive modern-retro aesthetic.
Breitling is among a select group of independent watchmakers producing its own manufacture calibres, with the exceptional quality of its watch movements supported by COSC chronometer certification. The brand operates more than 280 retail locations worldwide and continues to develop its approach to materials, manufacturing and product traceability.
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