Since a long time on this forum actually. Admin's wishes...

Can't find the Chronospace Evo B60 on the new website; does this mean it's been binned even before it hit the retailers?

I also believe the Cosmonaute has also been stopped.

RIP Breitling Cosmonaute, Here are 3 of them for the "souvenir": 12 O'clock & the 24O'clock are different, but all the 3 watches are are the same hour
On the left: Cosmonaute 1809 from the 70's
In the middle: Chrono-Matic Cosmonaute LE in blue (for Italian market only)
On the right: Cosmonaute Scott Carpenter Aurora 7 from the 90's

I also believe the Cosmonaute has also been stopped.

RIP Breitling Cosmonaute

I'd love to see the twin register Chronomatic make a (second) return with a modified B01 inside, but at the moment it seems that Breitling have no desire to modify the B01 in that way. It's a shame because that Chronomatic (and the standard 12 hour dial version) is one of my all time favorite Breitlings.

that would be a HUGE redesign, because the 01 family is an integrated chronograph caliber and not modular, like the original cal. 11/12 or the 2892 w/ the Dupois Depraz module used in the re-issues - prohibitively expensive.

a lot of work is currently being done with movement variations - and one of the truly important Swiss watchmakers (Kilian Eisenegger, the guy who worked with George Daniels on the Co-Axial technology for years and was responsible for prototypes and final movement designs at ETA for Omega) has joined Breitling as Head of R&D & Industrialization, so clearly not neglecting that field - but even the optimistic sales projection would make a "lefty" chronograph variation feasible.

I'm just a little disappointed that we've not seen a twin register variant of the B01 yet (as far as I'm aware)