Breitling Avenger Seawolf Blacksteel

www.watchtime.com | watch to watch  | Breitling Avenger Seawolf Blacksteel | Breitling Avenger Seawolf Blacksteel front 150The latest addition to Breitling’s Avenger series of timepieces is a sleek divers’ model outfitted in black and tough enough to descend to serious undersea depths. The limited-edition Avenger Seawolf Blacksteel is a professional-grade diver’s watch whose case — made of steel and blackened by means of a highly-resistant carbon-based treatment — is water-resistant to the extreme depth of 3,000 meters.

The watch is powered by Breitling’s Caliber 17, a self-winding movement that has been chronometer-certified by the Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute (COSC). The movement has 25 jewels and a high frequency of 28,800 vph, and includes a date function.

The 45-mm-diameter case has a screw-locked crown and a curved sapphire crystal, which has glare-proof treatment on both sides. The ratcheted bezel rotates in one direction, making the watch useful in an actual diving situation.

The dial, in what Breitling refers to as “volcano black,” echoes the ebony look of the case. The white hands and indices make for an attractive contrast, as well as aiding the dial’s legibility when the wearer is deep beneath the waves. There are two strap options, Breitling’s perforated “Ocean Racer” style or its rubber Diver Pro, with a raised central ridge.

The Breitling Avenger Seawolf Blacksteel is a limited edition of 1,000 pieces, priced at $4,720. Click on the photos below for larger images.

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    Mark Bernardo is the digital media editor of WatchTime magazine, responsible for developing and overseeing the editorial content on WatchTime.com as well as for WatchTime's tablet editions for the iPad, Nook, and Kindle. As WatchTime's managing editor, from 2006 through 2011, he has written about numerous watch companies from major brands like Omega, TAG Heuer and Piaget, to exclusive artisan lines such as Jean Dunand, De Bethune and DeWitt. Prior to joining WatchTime, he was the editor of Smoke, a lifestyle magazine for cigar enthusiasts, whose beats included cigars, watches, cars, wines and spirits, celebrities, men's fashion, and other subjects, and has written about luxury items for a variety of men's-interest publications, including Robb Report, Robb Report Motorcycling, Stratos, Worth, and Bloomberg Markets.

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    1. Anthony says:

      Watch Time thanks for keeping us informed regarding the latest new timepieces. Looking forward to watch event in Los Angeles in October.

    2. Stephen says:

      Hi I was one of the first people in South Africa to get one of these What a beautiful timepiece understated and very comfortable to wear Being limited is also great as you don\'t see them often

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