Breitling Superocean Automatic 42

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Model Superocean

In the 1950s, the demand for divers’ watches grew due to their essential role in ocean exploration and aquatic sports. In 1957, Breitling launched its first dive-watch line, the SuperOcean. By the 1960s, Breitling had honed its undersea expertise into the SuperOcean Slow Motion, a chronograph for seasoned divers looking for optimal performance and legibility. Today's Superocean brings this legacy into the 21st century. It's sporty, technical, durable, and comes in a range of fun colors. Dive with it, surf with it, swim with it, hit the beach bar with it.

Brand Breitling

Breitling has a strong place among luxury watchmakers without a doubt. Highly exclusive, technically advanced and largely sports chronographs are popular with customers around the world. It is also due to its close links with the world of aviation, unique design and rich history.

It dates back to the second half of the 19th century, when young Leon Breitling in the Swiss town of St-Imier opened a workshop for the production of movements. By honest approach and persistent work he defined the guiding principles of corporate culture that persist to the present. The history of the company has been and is rich in a number of firsts, patents and inventions: the first wrist chronograph, the official supplier of the British RAF, models such as Chronomat or Navitimer with a logarithmic ruler. Especially the Navitimer model with its legendary design has entered into the hearts of watchmakers, and it has also been popular with aircraft pilots around the world.

Development and progress culminated in the creation of the first IN-HOUSE caliber 01. It has a 3-day power reserve, a high-precision chronograph and a 5-year warranty. Made and assembled by 100% IN-HOUSE in the newly built Breitling Chronometry plant in La Chaux-de-Fonds. The new clockwork immediately pulled the attention of both the professional and the lay public, putting the professional 01 into the top ten world chronographs. The motto “Instruments for professionals” says it all.

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