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Congratulations, one serious looking diver. And I wouldn't put down their movements ......
May 17, 2020,19:07 PM
I got my 2001 Chronoavenger partly because of a great review in WatchTime magazine. One thing they mentioned was it was the best regulated movement they tested. One day at a dealer they had a Zenith rep doing free timing checks. It was less than 1 second off in 5 positions. Now at the time Breitling used a company "Chronometric"? to go over their movements. Not long after they bought that company. Here's my ETA 7750.
Bob
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Some pictures of the Breitling Superocean.
By: jlux : May 17th, 2020-09:13
Breitling has changed significantly under the new leadership of Georges Kern. Gone are the days of the macho-type,hugely oversized and bling-bling watches while existing model lines,like the Superocean,have been cleaned up. The Superocean is a no-nonsense...
yup it’s an awesome watch
By: ripper444 : May 17th, 2020-09:16
I owned the alternatives and at a fraction of the price these new super oceans are great!
The Breitling is somewhat more expensive than the Tudor BB.
By: jlux : May 17th, 2020-09:59
But the Tudor BB with a WR rating of 200m is not really a good comparison with the 1000m WR rated Superocean. I was thinking more on the Tudor Pelagos (500 m WR) and the Omega Planet Ocean (600m WR) which are both more expensive than the Breitling. Your V...
Very nice. I agree their prices are very tempting and the guilt
By: Hulk : May 17th, 2020-09:27
isn't as bad when I explain to my other half. I think I may go for the Navitimer 1 black dial outer white with rose gold indexes next time. But I have to wait as I'm not sure if I'll go for the 38 or 41mm. Have to wait for the AD to open again or if I may...
Classic dive look...but still very Breitling to me!
By: D-TIME1 : May 17th, 2020-16:54
I still favor the PO 42MM from Omega for current divers but with 8500 movement and matte black bezel... I am of course bias because that is my favorite watch in my small collection! -D-