Breitling Superocean Héritage
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The Breitling Superocean Heritage B31 Automatic 44 (UB3112161C1A1) is a watch that embodies the elegance of the 1950s while incorporating the latest technical innovations. The Superocean Heritage collection was exceptional when it was launched in 1957 – instead of a robust tool for divers, it offered a stylish, clean, and timeless design. This modern model continues this philosophy and takes it even further.
The combination of steel and 18-carat red gold, the blue dial and the iconic "arrow & spear" hands create a luxurious, distinctive and extremely functional sports model. Ideal for lovers of the sea, adventure and elegant style.
✨ Design and materials
• Case: stainless steel and 18-carat red gold
• Diameter: 44 mm – distinctive, sporty and elegant character
• Bezel: ceramic insert – high scratch resistance
• Dial: blue, with iconic hands from the original 1957 model
• Glass: sapphire crystal
• Bracelet: steel mesh – perfectly matches the case and looks luxurious
⚙️ Technical features
• Movement: Breitling B31 – the brand's first exclusive three-hand caliber
• Drive: automatic
• Power reserve: approximately 78 hours
• Water resistance: 200 m (20 bar) – ready for adventures above and below the surface
• Crown: screw-down, double-sealed
• Functions: hours, minutes, seconds, date (at 6 o'clock)
🎯 Why choose this model
• Iconic Superocean Heritage design in the spirit of the 1950s
• Luxurious combination of steel and 18-carat red gold
• Ceramic bezel for extreme durability
• New B31 caliber with long power reserve
• Elegant yet fully functional sports diving watch
• Versatile style – from business attire to the beach
🛍️ Ideal for
• Lovers of luxury sports watches
• Fans of diving models with a historical legacy
• Men who want a distinctive, representative accessory
• Everyday wear and adventurous expeditions
The Breitling Superocean Heritage B31 Automatic 44 UB3112161C1A1 is a watch that combines tradition, modern technology, and unmistakable style—the ideal companion for those who want to stand out with elegance and performance.
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The history of this brand dates back to the second half of the 19th century, when a young Leon Breitling opened a workshop for the production of watches in the Swiss town of St-Imier. Through his honest approach and persistent work, he defined the main principles of the company culture that continue to this day. The company's history has been and continues to be rich in firsts, patents, and inventions: the first wrist chronograph, official supplier to the British RAF, models such as the Chronomat and Navitimer with a slide rule. The Navitimer model in particular has won the hearts of watch enthusiasts with its legendary design and has been popular with pilots around the world.
Development and progress culminated in the creation of the first IN-HOUSE caliber, designated 01. It had a 3-day power reserve, a high-precision chronograph, and a 5-year warranty. Manufactured and assembled 100% IN-HOUSE at the newly built Breitling Chronometrie factory in La Chaux-de-Fonds. The new movement immediately attracted the attention of both experts and the general public, with experts ranking the Caliber 01 among the ten best chronographs in the world. The motto "Instruments for professionals" says it all.
Baselworld 2018
In just a few moments, the largest and most prestigious watch exhibition in the world, Baselworld 2018, will open its doors. This spectacular event will take place in Basel, where more than 2,000 exhibitors representing the world's most renowned brands, as well as lesser-known ones, will be presented in three gigantic halls over a period of six days. It is difficult to find an equivalent in the world of watches, and exhibitors are well aware of this. That is why everything is getting bigger, more attractive, and more pompous every year.
