You can get it for €4,450 on a rubber strap This is a great choice if you’re “arm-y” enough, and my fave detail is that huge paddle minute hand. The relatively small inner turquoise portion also gives you a feeling of a smaller watch. I can say that the broad, steep minute track creates a welcome depth to the dial.
Honestly, big is what Breitling does best, and with the turquoise mid-dial of this SuperOcean, summer is here to stay. Big is back, and sometimes it just works. Even if I have smallish wrists, for this flash of color, I even get the urge to do those forearm curls at the gym and spring for the 44mm version. 2005 from 1970, and I respect Breitling for sticking to its big guns. While the smallest “men’s” version is 42mm, so was the original ref.
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Recently, the Breitling SuperOcean series received a makeover with a vintage design and a wide range of smashing colors. It is an unusual and slightly contrarian chronograph that will grab your senses for €15,800.
The 14.1mm-thick case houses the in-house caliber 37-02 with the benefits of a flyback function and a delightfully large date. What will completely throw you off balance is the scintillatingly fresh “Disco Blue” dial. Having had the pleasure of reviewing one of these 40 × 40mm steel chunks, I can tell you that it feels substantial but reassuringly comfortable. With the Seventies Chronograph, that skepticism might be based around what seems to be a bulky square of a case. Moser, Glashütte Original has the power to sway even the most fervent skeptic. I have a deep reverence for Glashütte Original’s dial work, especially the brand’s way with galvanized fumé dials. This shocked me as much as seeing the Nautilus 5711 with its dial all a-flashing in Tiffany’s signature hue. Glashütte Original Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date “Disco Blue” Bring on the freshest blue dials to take us through the rest of the summer. Obviously, some inspiration is needed more than we think. I have more than one friend with a 3-5 watch collection of which every dial is matte black. Looking beyond the hype, we need more color in watches. That light blue Oyster Perpetual was the most desired of the fruit-popping bunch and for good reason. But surely I’m not the only one drawing a parallel to the rapturous reception of the 2020 Rolex Oyster Perpetuals. The backstory of the Tiffany Nautilus is that LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault came up with the idea. And that’s without including an inaccessible Rolex in the box. But have we had enough of this lovely blue hue? Turquoise is a great way of making the summer last, even with no official connection to a famous New York jeweler. Who would have thought that the last breath of the outgoing Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 would be a bright turquoise matte dial with Tiffany co-branding? It exploded on Instagram with first buyers like Jay-Z feeding the public’s insatiable desire for celebrities.
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