The Redesigned Breitling Superocean Heritage
Breitling’s stylish sea watch gets a sun-soaked refresh, with refined new proportions, ocean-ready elegance, and a salute to Hawaiian surf culture.
A true Breitling icon, explore the Superocean with us this summer!
Destined for the sea
The Superocean Heritage is no ordinary sea watch – it never was. When Breitling first launched it in 1957, it took a different tack from other dive watches of the era. It seamlessly blends timeless style with robust functionality, designed for both the waves and the waterfront. Since its debut in 1957, this iconic watch has stood apart from typical dive watches, combining elegant design with professional-grade features.
It's all in the details
The latest model features Breitling’s exclusive B31 automatic movement, a ceramic-inlaid bezel for enhanced scratch resistance, and integrated mesh bracelets secured by folding clasps for a sleek, watertight fit. Signature arrow and spear hands, along with a subtle date window at six o’clock, ensure clear readability and refined balance, whether on land or beneath the sea.
There is a SuperOcean for everyone
With a multitude of stunning dial and bracelet combinations, there is a Breitling SuperOcean for every wrist.
Stylish integrated mesh bracelets with folding clasps offer a polished, comfortable fit, while rubber straps provide full water resistance—perfect for an active lifestyle that takes you to the beach and beyond.
wHICH ONE WILL YOU CHOOSE?
The Breitling Superocean Heritage collection offers both chronograph and non-chronograph (three-hand) models. The chronograph version features additional subdials for measuring elapsed time, while the three-hand model focuses on time and date functionality. Both styles maintain the collection’s signature retro-inspired design and are water-resistant to 200 meters.
Visit us to discover the SuperOcean Heritage
The stunning new releases are now available on our website, and in our Ipswich and Windsor showrooms.
Get set for your summer adventure, with the Breitling Superocean Heritage at Robert Gatward.
