A Legacy Forged in Extremes

The Ranger’s heritage is built on real world endurance. In the 1950s it was strapped to the wrists of researchers pushing into subzero territory. Today it continues that spirit in modern expeditions across shifting landscapes, from arctic ice to unforgiving desert terrain. The newest evolution of the collection keeps that same clarity of purpose: legibility, durability, and mechanical confidence when failure is not an option.

This year, the Ranger family expands with a new 36 mm brushed stainless steel case and the introduction of a striking new dial option known as Dune White. Inspired by the endurance required in high heat environments, the dial brings a warm tone that pairs seamlessly with the tool watch aesthetic.

A New Case Size With Purpose

The Ranger has always been known for its straightforward practicality. The new 36 mm case is not simply a reduced version of earlier designs. It has been refined for balance and comfort, making it highly versatile for daily wear or travel. The entirely brushed finish reinforces the utilitarian character while maintaining a refined presence on the wrist.

Clean Arabic numerals, luminous hands, and a matt dial finish ensure quick reading whether navigating low light, bright sun, or shifting conditions in the field. The result is a watch that feels familiar to Ranger enthusiasts yet refreshingly modern and wearable.

The Dune White Dial

A standout for this release is the new Dune White dial, now a permanent part of the lineup. Its soft sand toned finish draws inspiration from TUDOR’s involvement in endurance racing and the raw beauty of desert landscapes. While understated, it creates a distinctive look that sets it apart from the traditional black dial model.

Whether seen in daylight or glowing under low light thanks to luminous hour markers and the Ranger’s signature hands, the Dune White dial offers excellent readability and a warm, characterful presence.

Engineered for the Long Haul

Behind the dial, the Ranger continues to prioritise reliability. The movement is built for consistent performance in extreme environments, whether crossing frozen plains or trekking through long stretches of sun scorched sand. Its construction, shock resistance, and robust design ensure it remains a dependable companion wherever adventure leads.

The brushed steel bracelet reinforces that spirit of capability. Comfortable, durable, and secure, it is designed for long term wear during travel, exploration, or everyday life.

Ready for Any Range

These new models reaffirm the Ranger’s purpose driven ethos. They offer clarity, confidence, and durability without unnecessary embellishment. Whether preparing for high altitude cold, navigating desert trails, or simply seeking a refined everyday tool watch, the latest TUDOR Ranger lineup is crafted for versatility across any terrain.

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Celebrating Breguet’s 250 year legacy, as well as showcasing a collection of intricate, and truly special timepieces for our guests to try on and admire. It was a magnificent night, definitely one to remember.

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The Classique Phase de Lune 7235 : Elegance in Orbit

The reference 7235 is a poetic take on Breguet’s classical heritage. It’s a 39mm dress watch in 18K Breguet gold, standing just 9.9mm tall, which means it wears close to the wrist, exactly how a proper dress watch should. The dial is refined and symmetrical, featuring small seconds, a power reserve indicator, and a beautifully integrated moon-phase display with moon-age complication.

The movement inside is the automatic Calibre 502.3.DRL, a slim and off-centered rotor design with 250 components, a silicon balance spring, and a Breguet-style balance wheel. It runs at 3 Hz with a modest 45-hour power reserve. The finishing is everything you’d expect: blued Breguet hands, a guilloché dial coated with Zapon lacquer, and an exhibition caseback that showcases the movement in full.

This is the quieter of the two anniversary watches. The traditionalist. It doesn’t shout. It glows. The complications are romantic, not demonstrative. For someone who wants a deeply wearable, classically proportioned Breguet that honours the maison’s roots in 18th-century elegance, the 7235 is the obvious choice.

The Classique Régulateur à Pivot Magnétique 7225 : Modern Mechanics in Classical Dress

Where the 7235 pays tribute to the Breguet of the past, the 7225 is a nod to the Breguet that’s still inventing.
The regulator layout alone signals intent. Hours are displayed off-center, with minutes centrally mounted, a configuration inspired by historical precision clocks. But the real headline is what’s inside: the manually wound Calibre 74SC, which beats at a scorching 10 Hz (72,000 vibrations per hour). That’s more than double the frequency of a standard mechanical watch, and Breguet achieves it with a flat silicon balance spring, magnetic pivot system, and 361 meticulously arranged components.

This movement is no gimmick. The magnetic pivot reduces mechanical friction and enhances stability, a concept patented by Breguet and representative of the brand’s ongoing obsession with chronometric performance. A 60-hour power reserve ensures the watch keeps running even when it’s not on the wrist.

Sized at 41mm and 10.7mm thick, the 7225 has more wrist presence than its moonphase counterpart. It’s still unmistakably a Breguet. The hands are signature hollowed pomme-style, the case features fine fluting, and the dial is delicately engine-turned. But this is the choice for someone who wants a Breguet that feels experimental, kinetic, and modern.

Two Paths, One Legacy

These two releases serve different personalities but share common DNA. Both are rendered in Breguet gold. Both feature traditional dials and hand-finishing. Both showcase in-house calibres, sapphire casebacks, and a purity of design that avoids superfluous ornamentation. Together, they show the duality of Breguet’s spirit, heritage and innovation, romance and science. The 7235 whispers tradition. The 7225 proclaims invention. If you’re after quiet sophistication, the 7235 is your forever watch. Wearable, poetic, and unmistakably Breguet. If you want your watch to say “Breguet is still pushing boundaries,” the 7225 delivers with magnetic tech and high-frequency swagger.

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In a year packed with anniversary watches, these two stand apart. They don’t rely on wild colours or throwback gimmicks. Instead, they offer substance: mechanical refinement, timeless proportions, and intellectual rigour. They celebrate 250 years not with nostalgia, but with intent. This is how Breguet does anniversaries. Not by looking back, but by showing us why it’s still one of the most important names in horology. Contact us to discover Breguet’s full Classique collection, including the new anniversary releases, at Watches of Switzerland.

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Together they reveal the full spectrum of Breguet’s savoir-faire, from the open architecture of its earliest movements to the pioneering spirit of flight and the timeless purity of its classical design codes.

Tradition Seconde Rétrograde 7035 – An Homage to Mechanical Origins

The Tradition Seconde Rétrograde 7035 embodies the beating heart of Breguet’s philosophy: visible mechanics elevated to art. Its design draws inspiration from the subscription watches conceived by Abraham-Louis Breguet in the late 18th century, timepieces renowned for their ingenious simplicity and symmetry.

Crafted in 18 K Breguet gold, the 38 mm case frames a stunning hand-engine-turned dial, layered with translucent blue Grand Feu enamel that shimmers over the movement beneath. The off-centred hours and minutes at 12 o’clock are balanced by a retrograde seconds display, a technical flourish that animates the dial with rhythmic motion.

At its core lies the Calibre 505SR, an automatic movement fitted with a silicon balance spring and a power reserve of 50 hours. Every component, from the barrel to the bridges, is finished with meticulous care, visible through sapphire crystal on both sides. The result is a timepiece that bridges past and present: a mechanical sculpture that celebrates the spirit of Breguet’s early workshop on the Quai de l’Horloge.

Type XX Chronographe 2075 – A Legacy of Flight

The Type XX Chronographe 2075, reference 2075BH/99/398, reawakens Breguet’s aviation heritage with modern precision and unmistakable vintage character. Rooted in the legendary pilot’s chronographs produced for the French Air Force in the 1950s, the new Type XX embraces the DNA of its predecessors while introducing a new manual-winding calibre designed for today’s collector.

Its 38.3 mm case in Breguet gold recalls the compact proportions of the originals, while the black anodised aluminium dial evokes the aesthetic of aviation instruments, bold Arabic numerals, luminous paint, and a bi-directional rotating bezel ensuring clarity and control. The absence of a date window keeps the layout pure and symmetrical, amplifying its vintage allure.

Inside beats the Calibre 7279, a high-frequency (5 Hz) hand-wound flyback chronograph movement with a 60-hour power reserve. Its silicon balance spring and anchor horns enhance reliability and magnetic resistance, while traditional decorations, including a hand-engraved Breguet 19 aircraft on the caseback, affirm the brand’s deep connection to aeronautical history. The Type XX 2075 is a modern revival executed with restraint and purpose: a tribute to Breguet’s instrumental precision and its pioneering role in timekeeping for flight.

Classique Souscription 2025 – The Pure Expression of Time

If the Tradition 7035 reveals Breguet’s inner workings and the Type XX its adventurous side, the Classique Souscription 2025 captures the brand’s timeless elegance. Inspired by the original subscription watches of 1796, the first to feature a single central hand and a dial of stunning clarity, this limited edition reflects the simplicity and rational beauty that defined Abraham-Louis Breguet’s genius.

The 2025BH/28/9W6 is presented in Breguet gold with a refined silvered-gold dial, engine-turned by hand and finished with the Maison’s secret signature between 11 and 12 o’clock. The single blued-steel hand sweeps across Arabic numerals in Breguet’s classical typography, expressing time as a continuous gesture rather than a succession of moments.

Powered by the manual-winding Calibre 7025, the watch delivers 40 hours of autonomy and features a guilloché-decorated barrel visible through the open back. Every detail, from the slender fluted caseband to the welded lugs, is executed in accordance with the purest traditions of the Maison. The Souscription 2025 is both a celebration of Breguet’s origins and a reminder that restraint, proportion, and clarity remain the true hallmarks of haute horlogerie.

A Trilogy of Timeless Innovation

Viewed together, the 7035, 2075, and 2025 tell the story of Breguet not through words but through mechanisms. The Tradition Seconde Rétrograde 7035 echoes the birth of modern watchmaking, the Type XX Chronographe 2075 revives the instrumental precision of aviation, and the Classique Souscription 2025 distils two and a half centuries of craft into its simplest, most poetic form. Each is a chapter in a 250-year journey that continues to define horology itself, proof that, for Breguet, time is not merely measured, but made.

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A Lunar First for TUDOR

The 1926 Luna marks the brand’s debut moon phase complication, introduced in a collection that has always embodied understated elegance and timeless design. At 39mm, with a polished stainless steel case and waterproofing to 100 meters, it is equal parts refined and robust

Heritage Meets Imagination

For TUDOR, the 1926 Luna is more than a new release. It is a continuation of the brand’s founding spirit, the philosophy Hans Wilsdorf envisioned in 1926 when he registered the TUDOR name, a watch of uncompromising quality that remains accessible. Working with TUDOR’s designers, Jay Chou added his creative flair to the champagne dial, envisioning a “phantom moonlight” disc that waxes and wanes behind a shadowed cutout, a nod to artistry as much as mechanics.

Precision Beyond Time

At its heart, the watch carries the chronometer-grade Calibre T607-9, a Swiss self-winding movement with a moon phase complication at six o’clock. Not only does it measure hours and minutes with exacting precision, it also follows the 29.5-day lunar cycle, bridging the practical and the poetic.

The Details That Endure

Available in domed black, blue, or champagne-coloured dials, the 1926 Luna plays with light and shadow in subtle, elegant ways. The bracelet, with its alternating polished and satin-brushed links, is distinctly TUDOR: comfortable, refined, and built to last. Like the moon phase itself, it is a detail that rewards time spent looking closer.

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The TUDOR 1926 Luna is not a watch of excess but of balance. It is heritage and innovation, function and artistry, utility and imagination. It is a quiet reminder that even in a world obsessed with speed and novelty, there is still room for a complication that measures not just hours and minutes, but the poetry of the lunar cycle itself.

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A Case For Every Wrist

The Fifty Fathoms has traditionally been associated with bold case sizes, 42mm and 45mm being the standards for decades. But the addition of 38mm is not simply a scaled down version. Blancpain has reworked the proportions entirely, ensuring that the balance, presence, and legibility remain intact. The result is a watch that feels instantly familiar yet refreshingly wearable, whether you have a slimmer wrist or simply prefer a more discreet diver.

The new lineup spans stainless steel, satin brushed grade 23 titanium, and 18k red gold. Dials are offered in classic black or a rich sunburst blue, each framed by the Fifty’s signature sapphire topped unidirectional bezel. The combination makes the 5007 both versatile and unmistakably part of the family.

A Legacy Beneath The Surface

It’s impossible to talk about the Fifty Fathoms without looking back to its origins. Born under the guidance of then CEO Jean Jacques Fiechter, a passionate diver himself, the Fifty-Fathoms was engineered to meet the practical needs of professionals venturing into a world still largely unknown. Today’s reference 5007 doesn’t just inherit that legacy, it carries it forward with details like oversized Super LumiNova markers, 300-meter water resistance, and a robust yet refined case construction.

At the same time, the new 38mm size speaks to Blancpain’s ongoing dialogue with modern watch wearers. Demand for watches that combine technical credibility with true wearability is at an all-time high, and the Fifty Fathoms has answered with a collection that’s truly for everyone.

Inside The Watch: Calibre 1150 vs. Calibre 1153

Depending on the execution, the new 38mm references are powered by either the calibre 1150 or the calibre 1153, both offering a 100 hour power reserve and a silicon balance spring for anti magnetic performance.

• Calibre 1150 drives the classic sunburst dial models in steel, titanium, and red gold. It consists of 210 components, measures 26.2mm by 3.25mm, and features an 18k gold rotor inspired by the 1953 original

• Calibre 1153 is reserved for the mother-of-pearl dégradé editions in smoky black and petal pink. With 186 components, it is slightly more streamlined but maintains the same four day power reserve and 3 Hz frequency. In both cases, the movements are visible through a sapphire caseback, highlighting Blancpain’s attention to detail and refined finishing.

Straps and Style

For strap options, Blancpain keeps it flexible: tropic rubber, sail canvas, NATO, or matching titanium or steel bracelets with alternating finishes. The red gold editions exude elegance with a warm presence on the wrist, while titanium keeps things light, contemporary, and adventure ready. The mother of pearl models add a playful twist with striped fabric straps or subtle monochrome pairings.

Why It Matters

The Fifty Fathoms is not just another dive watch, it is one of the foundational pillars of the category. By introducing a 38mm reference, Blancpain hasn’t diluted its icon, it has expanded it. The 5007 bridges history and modernity, technical excellence and everyday wearability.

As Blancpain President & CEO Marc A. Hayek put it: “The Fifty Fathoms is much more than a diver’s watch, it’s a symbol of exploration and innovation. With the addition of new models, we’re responding to a clear demand while reaffirming that this collection was always meant for all wrists.”

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The Fifty Fathoms 5007 references are not limited editions, making them accessible (though still highly coveted) additions to Blancpain’s core line. Explore the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms collection online or book a personal appointment with our experts at our Melbourne, Perth, or Sydney boutiques.

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A Heritage-Inspired Design with a Modern Edge

The Black Bay 54 draws clear inspiration from mid-20th-century military and exploration watches. At 37mm in diameter, its stainless-steel case strikes an ideal balance, appealing to a wide range of wrist sizes. The brushed finish lends it a utilitarian, tool-watch aesthetic reminiscent of vintage explorers and servicemen.

The dial, in a captivating lagoon blue, is one of the watch’s most striking features. The colour is dynamic, shifting in appearance depending on the light conditions. Its minimalist layout showcases gilt accents on the hour markers and hands, bringing warmth and depth to the dial while evoking a nostalgic feel. The snowflake hands, Tudor’s signature, remain firmly at the center, ensuring excellent legibility and a clear heritage nod. The dial also features a date window at 3 o’clock and luminous indices that glow brightly in low light, maintaining clarity and practicality.

Fixed Bezel and Crystal

Anchoring its vintage appeal, the unidirectional bezel in stainless steel with a mirror-polished steel insert is suited for timekeeping. Its understated look complements the overall design, allowing the lagoon blue dial to shine.  Its clean, precise profile enhances the watch’s vintage aesthetic while providing the scratch resistance expected from a modern timepiece. The watch’s thin profile, at just 11.24mm, contributes to its comfortable feel on the wrist and enhances the overall vintage aesthetic.

Engineered for Reliability

Powering the Black Bay 54 is Tudor’s in-house Caliber MT5400, a COSC-certified chronometer movement renowned for precision and robustness. With a remarkable 70-hour power reserve, it allows for easy weekend wear without the need for daily synchronization. The movement also features a free-sprung balance. The watch is available with a stainless-steel bracelet, complete with rivet detailing and Tudor’s “T-fit” clasp for easy and precise adjustments. The movement features modern innovations like a silicon balance wheel and shock resistance, ensuring long-term performance and dependability.

A Perfect Blend of Past and Present

The Tudor Black Bay 54 embodies the timeless appeal of vintage military and exploration watches, reimagined with contemporary engineering. Its compact 37mm case, lagoon blue dial, gilt accents, practical features, and thin profile make it an ideal choice for collectors and enthusiasts seeking a nostalgic yet reliable timepiece. Experience the comfort, style, and reliability of the new Black Bay 54 “Lagoon Blue”. Contact us or enquire now at Watches of Switzerland to secure yours and elevate your watch collection.

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The film stars Brad Pitt as Sonny Hayes, a veteran driver making a return to the grid, and Damson Idris as Joshua Pearce, a gifted rookie stepping onto the world stage. But beyond the thundering engines and split-second overtakes, there is a quiet detail that plays a supporting role in the film’s storytelling — the watches worn by its characters. IWC Schaffhausen’s Pilot’s Watches are not just accessories in F1: The Movie. They are subtle but powerful symbols of precision, resilience, and style, mirroring the values at the heart of Formula 1 itself.

IWC Pilot’s Watch Performance Chronograph 41 (Ref. IW388309)

On the wrist of Joshua Pearce (Damson Idris), the IWC Pilot’s Watch Performance Chronograph 41 embodies the spirit of a young driver chasing greatness. The 18-carat 5N gold case delivers a sense of understated luxury, a contrast to the raw intensity of life on the circuit. Its black lacquered dial, paired with gold-plated hands and markers, ensures outstanding legibility in all lighting conditions — an essential feature for a driver accustomed to shifting between day and night sessions, wet and dry tracks, and moments where focus is everything. The black ceramic tachymeter bezel is no mere stylistic flourish.

It’s a functional element, offering precise measurement of speed over distance, just as race engineers and strategists calculate lap times and gaps down to tenths of a second. The Performance Chronograph is a fitting choice for Pearce, whose journey in the film reflects the balance between youthful ambition and the discipline required to succeed at the highest level of motorsport. On screen, the watch is not simply a prop. It is part of Pearce’s identity — a companion through his trials and triumphs, his setbacks and victories. Like the driver himself, it represents a harmony of performance and refinement.

IWC Pilot’s Watch Chronograph 41 APXGP (Ref. IW388116)

The fictional APXGP team at the heart of F1: The Movie finds its horological counterpart in the IWC Pilot’s Watch Chronograph 41 APXGP Edition. This model brings the team’s black, white, and gold livery to the wrist with precision. The stainless-steel case is robust and purpose-driven, while the black dial, white numerals, and gold minute markers echo the colours seen on the cars and in the team garage. Throughout the film, this chronograph becomes more than just a timekeeping device.

It serves as a unifying symbol for the team, worn by key figures both on and off the track. From the mechanics in the pit lane to senior engineers and strategists, the watch embodies their shared dedication to the pursuit of victory. It’s a reminder that success in Formula 1 is always a team effort, where every individual, like every gear in a finely tuned machine, plays a critical role. Beyond its visual connection to the team’s identity, the APXGP Chronograph offers all the functional prowess one expects from an IWC Pilot’s Watch. It’s rugged, precise, and built to perform under pressure, just like the team it represents.

A Custom IWC for Sonny Hayes

In a detail that will delight watch enthusiasts, Brad Pitt’s character Sonny Hayes sports a custom IWC created in collaboration with the actor and the filmmakers. Inspired by the classic IWC Ingenieur ref. 1832, this bespoke piece features a pastel green dial and a slimmed-down profile that combines vintage charm with modern design cues.

This watch isn’t just a nod to IWC’s storied past. It also serves as a subtle storytelling device, symbolizing Hayes’s connection to a bygone era of racing and his journey as a driver confronting both his legacy and the realities of a sport that never stands still. In a film dedicated to authenticity, the inclusion of such a thoughtfully designed timepiece underscores the care taken with every element of the production.

The Intersection of Motorsport and Watchmaking

IWC’s partnership with F1: The Movie is not a simple case of product placement. The watches feel integral to the film’s world, reflecting its themes of precision, resilience, and split-second decision-making. Just as a driver relies on his team and machine to perform flawlessly under pressure, these watches embody the same commitment to reliability and excellence.

In many ways, the collaboration between IWC and the filmmakers mirrors the synergy between driver and car. Both are built on a foundation of engineering mastery, both strive for performance without compromise, and both know that in racing, as in horology, timing is everything.

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For those captivated by the precision and craftsmanship showcased on screen, Watches of Switzerland invites you to explore the world of IWC Schaffhausen. As an official IWC retailer, we proudly offer the Pilot’s Watch Performance Chronograph 41, the Pilot’s Watch Chronograph 41 APXGP and the full IWC collection. Discover these exceptional timepieces, where Swiss watchmaking and Formula 1 come together, at our boutiques in Sydney, Perth and Canberra or shop online with confidence.

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1957: The Year Everything Changed

That year, Breitling did something audacious: they didn’t just launch one dive watch — they launched two. The Ref. 1004 was the gentleman’s diver, an elegant time-only piece that proved you didn’t have to sacrifice style at the beach. Alongside it came the Ref. 807, the world’s first dedicated dive chronograph, purpose-built for seasoned divers who demanded precision and performance. These watches weren’t just tools; they were statements of intent.

A Heritage Reimagined

The new Superocean Heritage line taps into that dual DNA — elegance meets adventure — and delivers it in spades. Each watch in the collection captures the 1950s spirit but is thoroughly modern in execution. Breitling has carried forward key details that defined the originals: 200 meters of water resistance (a major statement in 1957, still impressive today). Oversized circular and triangular hour markers that ensure readability in the deep. A concave diving bezel that’s both distinctive and functional.

Yet this is no mere reissue. The collection features contemporary updates that make these watches as functional as they are beautiful. The ceramic-inlayed bezels add exceptional scratch resistance, while the integrated mesh-metal and mesh-rubber bracelets wrap seamlessly around the wrist for comfort and style. A discreet date window at 6 o’clock balances the dial, and the arrow and spear hands, true to the original, ensure that legibility is never in question.

Superocean Heritage Automatic 36

For those who prefer a refined yet robust dive watch, the Superocean Heritage Automatic 36 is a perfect fit. Its compact 36mm case is ideal for slimmer wrists or anyone seeking a more versatile daily wear. It channels the vintage elegance of the original 1957 design while incorporating modern materials and finishing, from its ceramic-inlayed bezel to the crisp dial details. Whether you’re strolling the waterfront or dressing up for the evening, this model’s timeless proportions and effortless style make it a versatile companion.

Superocean Heritage B31 Automatic 40

Stepping up in size to 40mm, this model blends the line’s vintage-inspired design with Breitling’s exclusive three-hand manufacture movement. It’s a watch that speaks to purists who appreciate mechanical craftsmanship and a more classic dive-watch silhouette. The spear-and-arrow hands, the ceramic rotating bezel, and the mesh-style bracelet come together to create a timepiece that feels both heritage-driven and fresh. It’s the perfect balance of form and function, whether you’re at the office or on the open sea.

Superocean Heritage B31 Automatic 42

At 42mm, this model offers a bolder wrist presence while maintaining the same DNA that defines the Superocean Heritage family. It’s powered by the B31 movement — Breitling’s first exclusive three-hand manufacture caliber — which ensures precise timekeeping and reliable performance. The combination of polished surfaces, a ceramic bezel insert, and oversized hour markers ensures the watch remains legible and stylish under any condition. This is a dive watch that’s ready to go wherever the adventure takes you.

Superocean Heritage B31 Automatic 44

The largest of the automatic trio, the 44mm model is for those who want their dive watch to make a statement. Its commanding presence is balanced by thoughtful design: a ceramic-inlayed bezel, refined spear-and-arrow hands, and a robust water resistance of 200 meters. Like its siblings, it features the integrated mesh-metal or mesh-rubber bracelets that hug the wrist for exceptional comfort. Whether you’re diving, sailing, or just enjoying the open water, this is a timepiece that won’t shy away from any challenge.

Superocean Heritage B01 Chronograph 42

For those who crave the additional functionality of a chronograph, the B01 Chronograph 42 brings Breitling’s in-house Manufacture Caliber 01 to the Superocean Heritage line. Its tone-on-tone subdials enhance the legibility while maintaining the watch’s balanced proportions. The ceramic bezel, folding clasp bracelet options, and discreet date window at six o’clock all contribute to a clean, purposeful aesthetic. This model seamlessly combines the adventurous spirit of a dive watch with the precision timing of a chronograph — a nod to the original Ref. 807 but with 21st-century refinement.

More Than Just a Watch

Every detail of the Superocean Heritage has been carefully considered — from the sharpness of the ceramic-inlayed bezels to the integrated bracelet design that echoes the originals while meeting today’s expectations for comfort and performance. This isn’t just a watch; it’s a tribute to Breitling’s pioneering spirit and its ability to look both backward and forward at once.
With the Superocean Heritage, Breitling reminds us that good design never goes out of style — and that elegance and performance can coexist, whether you’re on the deck of a yacht or 200 meters below the waves. Book an appointment with one of our Experts at Watches of Switzerland to explore the new Breitling Superocean Heritage collection and discover the perfect timepiece for your next adventure.

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