Breitling and Erling Haaland have teamed up to create something truly out of this world: the Erling Haaland Signature Chronomat. These two limited-edition timepieces feature meteorite dials cut from astral rock, making each one completely unique—just like the pro footballer himself. Completing the collection is a third, ultra-rare edition, created exclusively for Haaland and those closest to him.
Breitling’s newest release is a celebration of both stellar materials and a star athlete. Co-designed with pro footballer Erling Haaland, the collection features two limited-edition models: the Chronomat Automatic GMT 40 in stainless steel and platinum, capped at 500 pieces, and the Chronomat B01 42 in 18k red gold, limited to just 250. Both models showcase meteorite dials—meaning no two watches are alike.
Haaland was deeply involved in the design, from selecting the Chronomat to choosing the cosmic dial and case metals. “I wanted something one of a kind,” says Haaland. “The Chronomat just clicked. It’s clean, all metal or with a rubber strap—it lets you go bold with the dial. And the meteorite makes each one different. You’re never going to see the same watch on someone else’s wrist.”
Breitling CEO Georges Kern adds, “Erling plays like he’s from another planet, so when we talked about materials, a meteorite dial was the perfect fit. It’s a watch as powerful and singular as he is.”
The Chronomat: An icon with cosmic detail
First introduced in 1983, the Chronomat was Breitling’s return to mechanical chronographs at a time when quartz ruled the wrist. Inspired by a watch created for the Italian aerial squadron, Frecce Tricolori, the Chronomat brought robust proportions, a rotating bezel with four rider tabs, and the instantly recognizable rouleaux bracelet.
Both Haaland Signature editions stay true to that spirit of technical mastery and visual impact. The Chronomat Automatic GMT 40 Erling Haaland features a meteorite dial set in a stainless-steel case with a platinum bezel, accented by a red-gold GMT hand and Haaland’s initials on the central seconds hand. The caseback is engraved “ONE OF 500” and “ERLING HAALAND 9” surrounding an engraving of Haaland in his signature goal-celebration pose. The watch pairs with either a classic steel rouleaux bracelet or a black rouleaux-style rubber strap.
The Chronomat B01 42 Erling Haaland ramps things up with an 18k red-gold case, meteorite dial, and black chronograph subdials. Inside, the Breitling Manufacture Caliber 01 offers a 70-hour power reserve, visible through a sapphire-crystal caseback engraved with “ONE OF 250” and again Haaland’s number 9. It also includes Haaland’s initials on the central chronograph seconds hand and is offered on either black rubber or 18k red-gold rouleaux.
Rounding out the collection is a super-exclusive “ONE OF 5” edition created for Haaland and his circle. Crafted in 18k red gold, it features the meteorite dial, a transparent caseback revealing the Breitling Manufacture Caliber 01 movement, and bespoke case-side engraving of his name and jersey number. The caseback also displays an image of Haaland in his goal-celebration Lotus pose. A private tribute to his meteoric rise, this reference won’t be made available to the public.
All models come in a wooden box, completed with a signed thank-you note from Haaland, underscoring the personal nature of the collaboration.
Forged in space: No two dials alike
Forged in the heart of a dying star over 4.5 billion years ago, the Muonionalusta meteorite is one of the oldest materials ever discovered on Earth. Having landed almost one million years ago on Earth, it’s composed primarily of iron and nickel, and also contains trace elements like cobalt and rare silicates not commonly found in terrestrial rocks. Some fragments even hold stishovite, a high-pressure mineral formed during cosmic impacts, almost never seen on Earth.
Scattered across the glacial moraines of northern Sweden, fragments of Muonionalusta are uncovered through careful exploration in a remote, icy landscape. Each discovery is rare; each piece, from a finite source.
Once extracted, the meteorite is sliced and treated to reveal its Widmanstätten pattern—a naturally occurring crystalline structure that forms only during incredibly slow cooling in the vacuum of space. The result is a pattern of interlaced bands, visible to the naked eye and impossible to replicate—a raw relic of the early solar system, preserved in time.
Each dial is individually crafted and precisely adapted to fit the case, working seamlessly with applied indexes and hands. It’s the first time Breitling has used this material, and the result is nothing short of stellar.
Striking talent: No other player like Haaland
From his first appearance in the Norwegian second division at age 15 to becoming Manchester City’s record-breaking striker, Erling Haaland’s ascent has been anything but ordinary. His stats are the stuff of legend—Champions League hat-tricks, Bundesliga milestones, and a historic treble with City in his debut Premier League season.
Strong, fast, and clinically precise, Haaland embodies the same qualities that define the Chronomat: standout style, pinpoint precision, and total confidence in every moment—not to mention his meteoric speed on the pitch.
“Seeing this watch come to life was something else,” Haaland says. “The dial, the engravings, the initials—every detail told a part of my story. I’m excited for people to wear it and feel that same connection.”
BREITLING
Founded in 1884, Breitling is a leading Swiss watchmaker. The innovative company invented the modern chronograph and pioneered the navigational tool watch. Today, it is still breaking new ground as a casual, inclusive, and sustainable luxury brand with more than 290 industrial-loft-inspired retail locations around the world. Breitling’s collections centre around air, land, and sea pursuits, all captured in the brand’s unmistakable modern-retro style. The exceptional quality of every watch movement is confirmed by its status as a COSC-certified chronometer, and the brand remains one of only a handful of independent watchmakers to produce its own manufacture calibers. Today, Breitling is on a mission to do better, by creating beautiful products and experiences with better materials, better manufacturing, better packaging, and end-to-end traceability. Combining classic watchmaking with the latest and most sustainable innovations, Breitling is both a company with history and one that is ahead of its time.
FACTS ABOUT THE WATCH:
CHRONOMAT AUTOMATIC GMT 40 ERLING HAALAND
Reference: P323982A1F1S1 or P323982A1F1A1
WATCH MOVEMENT
Caliber: Breitling Caliber 32
Diameter: 25.6 millimeters
Depth: 4.1 millimeters
Winder: self-winding mechanical, bidirectional with ball bearing
Power reserve: approx. 42 hours
Balance frequency: 28,800 a/h or 4 hertz
Display: hour, minute, second, date, second time zone
Certification: COSC-certified
CASE
Material: stainless steel and platinum
Diameter: 40 millimeters
Thickness: 11.77 millimeters
Height (upper lug tip to lower lug tip): 47.4 millimeters
Water resistance: up to 20 bar (200 meters)
Glass: cambered sapphire, glareproofed on both sides
Caseback: solid, screwed in
Crown: screw locked, two gaskets
Bezel: stainless steel, unidirectional ratcheted
DIAL/HANDS
Unique meteorite dial, Silver Super-LumiNova® luminescent indexes and hands, red-gold GMT hand and Erling Haaland initials on the central seconds hand
STRAP
Black rouleaux-inspired rubber strap (22/20 mm) with folding clasp or stainless-steel rouleaux bracelet with butterfly clasp