Breitling Superocean Heritage '57 Outerknown Review
The Breitling Superocean Heritage ’57 Outerknown is a dive watch that pays homage to the original 1957 model with its vintage design elements, including a bidirectional rotating bezel and a non-screwdown crown. Released as part of a collaboration with Outerknown, the watch is available in two versions: an all-stainless steel model and a two-tone version featuring a rose gold bezel. The watch comes on a striped NATO strap made from sustainable Econyl fabric, reflecting a commitment to eco-friendly materials. With a case height of just under 10mm, it is notably slim and comfortable to wear, making it one of the most svelte options in the Breitling lineup. The Superocean Heritage ’57 Outerknown is powered by the Breitling caliber 10 movement, providing a power reserve of 42 hours. While it boasts impressive legibility and a unique design, some features, such as the smooth bezel, may lead to accidental nudging. The stainless steel version retails for around $3,000, while the two-tone variant is priced at approximately $4,000. Although the capsule collection status of this watch adds a layer of exclusivity, it remains accessible and appealing, particularly for those seeking a stylish yet functional timepiece that blends heritage and modern design.
