Wrist check 2021
Discussion
bertie said:
hilly10 said:
Really like that, first Brietling I've ever liked the look of. Breitling are making some stunning watches now.
I think this model is extremely attractive: https://www.breitling.com/gb-en/watches/premier/pr...
Breitling have really upped their game.
I have a Superocean Heritage 2, one of the first of their watches to move from their old, cluttered chronograph dials to simpler, three hand watches.
It is a lovely, lovely thing and beautifully finished. Not perfect, by any means (bracelet clasp is junk, and bezel action pretty poor compared to the similarly priced Tudor Black Bay), but generally looks and feels very premium indeed.
I have a Superocean Heritage 2, one of the first of their watches to move from their old, cluttered chronograph dials to simpler, three hand watches.
It is a lovely, lovely thing and beautifully finished. Not perfect, by any means (bracelet clasp is junk, and bezel action pretty poor compared to the similarly priced Tudor Black Bay), but generally looks and feels very premium indeed.
Harry Flashman said:
Breitling have really upped their game.
I have a Superocean Heritage 2, one of the first of their watches to move from their old, cluttered chronograph dials to simpler, three hand watches.
It is a lovely, lovely thing and beautifully finished. Not perfect, by any means (bracelet clasp is junk, and bezel action pretty poor compared to the similarly priced Tudor Black Bay), but generally looks and feels very premium indeed.
Haven’t they also “co-developed” some movements with Tudor? I have a Superocean Heritage 2, one of the first of their watches to move from their old, cluttered chronograph dials to simpler, three hand watches.
It is a lovely, lovely thing and beautifully finished. Not perfect, by any means (bracelet clasp is junk, and bezel action pretty poor compared to the similarly priced Tudor Black Bay), but generally looks and feels very premium indeed.
Maybe I misread that though, it seems unlikely I guess, given the Tudor/Rolex relationship.
hilly10 said:
richthebike said:
Loving that. My Brietling above is a throwback to the look of yours. The premier collection is immense just love those dials.
I've got a Kurono Toki inbound at some point this autumn which should be a nice modern watch with similarities to the jumbo. Will post pics when I get it. I suspect my daughter's Seiji will arrive first though.
TeaNoSugar said:
Harry Flashman said:
Breitling have really upped their game.
I have a Superocean Heritage 2, one of the first of their watches to move from their old, cluttered chronograph dials to simpler, three hand watches.
It is a lovely, lovely thing and beautifully finished. Not perfect, by any means (bracelet clasp is junk, and bezel action pretty poor compared to the similarly priced Tudor Black Bay), but generally looks and feels very premium indeed.
Haven’t they also “co-developed” some movements with Tudor? I have a Superocean Heritage 2, one of the first of their watches to move from their old, cluttered chronograph dials to simpler, three hand watches.
It is a lovely, lovely thing and beautifully finished. Not perfect, by any means (bracelet clasp is junk, and bezel action pretty poor compared to the similarly priced Tudor Black Bay), but generally looks and feels very premium indeed.
Maybe I misread that though, it seems unlikely I guess, given the Tudor/Rolex relationship.
Kinessi are the company that makes some/all of Tudor’s in-house stuff I believe.
Harry Flashman said:
Breitling have really upped their game.
I have a Superocean Heritage 2, one of the first of their watches to move from their old, cluttered chronograph dials to simpler, three hand watches.
It is a lovely, lovely thing and beautifully finished. Not perfect, by any means (bracelet clasp is junk, and bezel action pretty poor compared to the similarly priced Tudor Black Bay), but generally looks and feels very premium indeed.
The Heritage 2 is an extremely attractive watch.I have a Superocean Heritage 2, one of the first of their watches to move from their old, cluttered chronograph dials to simpler, three hand watches.
It is a lovely, lovely thing and beautifully finished. Not perfect, by any means (bracelet clasp is junk, and bezel action pretty poor compared to the similarly priced Tudor Black Bay), but generally looks and feels very premium indeed.
I have an older SuperOcean 44, and it is easily the watch I wear the most.
I just love the looks and feel of it. It's built like a bank vault. I like it so much that I bought the newer version a few days ago, and awaiting the arrival:
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TeaNoSugar said:
Harry Flashman said:
Breitling have really upped their game.
I have a Superocean Heritage 2, one of the first of their watches to move from their old, cluttered chronograph dials to simpler, three hand watches.
It is a lovely, lovely thing and beautifully finished. Not perfect, by any means (bracelet clasp is junk, and bezel action pretty poor compared to the similarly priced Tudor Black Bay), but generally looks and feels very premium indeed.
Haven’t they also “co-developed” some movements with Tudor? I have a Superocean Heritage 2, one of the first of their watches to move from their old, cluttered chronograph dials to simpler, three hand watches.
It is a lovely, lovely thing and beautifully finished. Not perfect, by any means (bracelet clasp is junk, and bezel action pretty poor compared to the similarly priced Tudor Black Bay), but generally looks and feels very premium indeed.
Maybe I misread that though, it seems unlikely I guess, given the Tudor/Rolex relationship.
Danm1les said:
DavidCBevan said:
Have you had it on order for a long time? I tried to get on the list when they came out, for the same dealer I got my GMT, and said the list was too long already.I'd like to pick one up this year hopefully.
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