09 Oct 2015, 11:13 am
The boutique is located at Quest Mall on 33 Syed Amir Ali Avenue, and is Breitling’s first and only boutique in the country.
The 323 square feet boutique is located in the luxury mall and caters to a niche audience.
Designed in a modern and original style highlighting the firm’s aeronautical heritage, the Breitling boutique enables customers to benefit from a highly professional approach facilitating the discovery of a broad range of Breitling and Breitling for Bentley models – notably including chronographs equipped with Manufacture Breitling movements.
The latest chronographs from the 2015 collection were on display, and guests were given a tour of the boutique and were introduced to the new models launched.
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