Whilst Swiss luxury watchmaker Breitling Avenger II Seawolf replica watches are renowned the world over for their pilot watches, they have always been highly regarded for their deep-sea diving instruments as well.As is the case for all Breitling Avenger II Seawolf Automatic replica watches, the legibility and readability of the dial have been prioritised, ensuring that important calculations and time readings can be measured even in the deepest recesses of the ocean.
The brand has taken the opportunity to unveil the new Breitling Avenger II Seawolf Automatic , which will be a limited edition collection of 1000 pieces presented with a 45mm black steel case and tasteful “cobra” yellow dial.
The hands and hour markers are both oversized to guarantee an accurate reading, and they have been finished with a luminescent coating so these measurements can be made in the darkness of the depths. Further to this, these elements are protected by a thick, cambered, sapphire crystal that has been glare-proofed on both sides.
Surrounding the tasteful cobra yellow dial is the engraved bezel, which like the case, has been manufactured from sturdy black steel and finished with an ultra-resistant carbon-based black coating. The bezel can be rotated to help calculate dive times, and it has also been equipped with four rider tabs, at 3, 6, 9 and 12 o’clock, to facilitate handling, even when diving gloves are being worn.
Consumers are also presented with three strap choices on the Swiss Fake Avenger II Seawolf : with a high-tech, ultra-sturdy fabric military strap being one, the standard Breitling black rubber strap being another, and a combination of the two being the final option.
The heartbeat behind this limited-edition collection is the impressive Breitling 17 caliber, a mechanical self-winding heart chronometer movement which has been certified by COSC. The caliber provides an impressive 40 hours of power reserve, and a decompression valve on the case balances out pressure differences on the inside and outside of the timepiece, helping to ensure the movement’s reliability even at a depth of 3000 metres.