Breitling - Superocean Automatic 44 - Men - 2019

Breitling Superocean Automatic 44 Outerknown – Khaki Green Dial The Breitling Superocean Automatic 44 Outerknown is a distinctive special edition created in collaboration with Outerknown, the sustainable clothing brand co-founded by legendary professional surfer Kelly Slater. Combining Breitling’s robust dive-watch expertise with Outerknown’s environmental philosophy, this model offers a particularly recognizable and adventurous aesthetic. Specifications Brand: Breitling Model: Superocean Automatic 44 Outerknown Case: Stainless steel Case diameter: 44 mm Case thickness: 14.2 mm Lug width: 22 mm Dial: Matte khaki green Crystal: Sapphire crystal Bezel: Unidirectional rotating bezel with black rubber insert Dial details: Large Arabic numerals and trapezoidal hour markers with Super-LumiNova Seconds hand: Central seconds hand with yellow arrow-shaped tip Date: At 3 o'clock Movement: Breitling Calibre 17 automatic Movement base: Swiss ETA 2824-2 architecture Jewels: 25 Power reserve: Approximately 38 hours Certification: COSC-certified chronometer Water resistance: 1,000 m / 100 bar / 3,300 ft Helium escape valve: Yes Caseback: Solid stainless steel with Outerknown logo engraving Bracelet: Outerknown NATO strap Strap material: ECONYL recycled nylon Strap colours: khaki green Additional Information The Superocean Automatic 44 Outerknown represents one of Breitling’s collaborations with Outerknown, combining the brand’s professional diving heritage with a more environmentally conscious approach to materials. The NATO strap is made from ECONYL, a regenerated nylon material produced from recovered waste such as discarded fishing nets. Its dense construction is designed to be highly resistant and quick-drying. Shipping: Registered and insured, well packaged. We ship your package from France but we are a Swiss-based company. EU customers don't pay taxes. Buyers outside the EU, please check their customs conditions.

Estimate:£2,792.14

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