Breitling Superocean Automatic 44MM Steel Turquoise & Silicone Watch

Aside from looking good, Breitling’s new Superocean is also a technical marvel. At 300M (1000 ft) water resistance, this watch triples the minimum requirement for dive watches. As with all Breitling redesigns that pull from the archives, the new 2022 Superocean models perfectly balance the nostalgia of its lineage with a fresh new look and bold and vibrant dial options. Built to last, it's created from satin-brushed and polished stainless steel. The large-sized and sturdy, round 44MM case is adorned by an eye-catching turquoise dial, with mixed dot and baton hour indexes and three-hands, all set with a Super-LumiNova® coating to ensure outstanding underwater visibility. Featuring a steel and black arrow second hand for diving, a black and white minute tracker surrounding the outer edge of the dial and finished with the iconic Breitling branding at the dial’s centre. Protection is ensured by the cambered, glare-proof sapphire crystal glass cover. The black ceramic unidirectional rotating bezel displays clearly visible, large numerals, a countdown of the last 15 dive-time minutes and a circle with a luminescent marker at 12 o’clock. The co-ordinating black silicone strap has a new, sportier appearance with a textured grip, and it fastens with a new-style folding clasp with micro-adjustment for a secure and comfortable fit, which is easy to wear over dive suits. Precision is ensured by a chronometer-certified self-winding Breitling 17 Calibre, with 26 jewels and 28,800 vibrations per hour and an impressive 38-hour power reserve. Shock, sand and saltwater-resistant, with a water resistance of 300M (1000ft), this newly released timepiece is a stunning redesign of the brand’s iconic sporty sea watch. It’s displayed within a Breitling presentation box, which is perfect for storing your timepiece or gifting to a loved one. There’s something for everyone in the Breitling Superocean collection, it retraces the pared-down aesthetic of the original Superocean Slow Motion from the 1960s and 1970s, while adding modern features and a bright, must-have palette of colour.