Replica Watches
May 7, 2024
Your Breitling chronometer is a sophisticated instrument that is constantly subjected to a wide variety of stresses and strains. Within a very small volume, a large number of components contribute to handling all the functions. Their mechanical action inevitably leads to a certain amount of wear and tear, which may be controlled by maintenance consisting
READ MORENearly 140 years ago, Leon Breitling founded his namesake brand in the Jura Mountains with a focus on chronographs. After two short decades, he passed away, leaving the business to his son Gaston who was responsible for establishing the brand’s reputation in the realm of pilot watches. By 1932, Gaston was ready to retire but
READ MOREBreitling is presenting two new Breitling Super Chronomat with a smaller 38 mm diameter and diamond-set bezel. The highlight, however, is the Breitling Super Chronomat Automatic 38 Origins – a “traceable” watch. The house uses gold and laboratory-grown diamonds whose entire supply chain is transparent. Breitling is presenting two versions: one in a steel case
READ MORECathay Pacific has partnered with Swiss luxury watchmaker Breitling to celebrate Cathay’s 76th anniversary, by co-curating the Breitling Navitimer chronograph with new design touches. Breitling’s Navitimer chronograph has been synonymous with travel and style since it first debuted in 1952. To celebrate the 70th anniversary of this iconic timepiece, Breitling is releasing a new collection
READ MOREIn 2022, Swiss brand Breitling finally updated its best-selling Superocean Heritage collection with the Breitling Superocean Heritage II family, which arrived in a few case sizes, movement options and, of course, color and material choices. At the time, I wrote this aBlogtoWatch review comparing the first generation Breitling Superocean Heritage with the Superocean Heritage II.
READ MOREBreitling’s new Breitling SuperOcean Automatic collection for 2022 is as vast and varied as the many seas and oceans of the world that they’re designed to dive in. There are 16 individual references in total, which is a lot but thankfully I only have two in front of me, which is much easier to review.
READ MOREBreitling has just launched a redesign of its sporty sea watch. The new collection retraces the pared-down aesthetic of the original SuperOcean Slow Motion from the 1960s and 1970s, while adding modern features and a bright palette of colours. Plus, it’s no longer strictly a dive watch—surf with it, swim with it, hit the beach bar with it. In the 1960s, the emerging sport of scuba diving was all the rage, inspired by the adventures of ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau. In diving, timing was everything—measured almost exclusively in minutes—and Breitling wanted to not only provide the best tool watch for the task, but to give it a sense of style. To create this early SuperOcean, Breitling’s designers eliminated any superfluous features that didn’t support the lifesaving needs of divers underwater. A high-contrast dial ring was introduced to the crucial minute’s scale. Out went subtle indexes in favour of chunky luminescent batons for easy readability. And, in the boldest move of all, Breiting Superocean
READ MOREFeaturing much of the same spec as the 46mm models above, the Breitling Superocean Automatic 44 watches come in a little smaller on the wrist at 44mm and don’t offer the patented bezel lock. Instead, we are offered additional dial colours and a single stunning bronze edition which comes with a matching bronze flange. Starting
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Featuring much of the same spec as the 46mm models above, the Breitling Superocean Automatic 44 watches come in a little smaller on the wrist at 44mm and don’t offer the patented bezel lock. Instead, we are offered additional dial colours and a single stunning bronze edition which comes with a matching bronze flange. Starting
READ MOREBreitling’s legendary sea watch is reinvented in the new Breitling Superocean 2022 watch collection as it debuts a pared-down aesthetic reminiscent of the original Superocean Slow Motion from the 1960’s and 70’s. The release offers an abundance of choice, with four case sizes (46mm, 44mm, 42mm and 36mm), three case metals and two strap options
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