Breitling SSO Heritage

[smalls]

Just saw this watch and I'm in love. I hope this one gets repped because I'd be all over it. What do you guys think?

http://forums.timezone.com/index.php?t=tre...84211&rid=0

Better than the PO in my opinion

[b16a2]

First impression - that is nice

Second impression - don't like the crown

Third Impression - I'd definitely buy one if a rep was available!

[2005SUBMARINER]

way better looking than the PO !

[Rob1]

Yes, that's rather lovely! I think I could happily wear the 46mm version. Based on an eta 2824, with no tricky pearls to get wrong and a fairly straightforward dial (unlike a lot of Breitlings!) this one should be easy to rep?

[longshot]

i'll bet the bronze bezel/bronze dial is a stunner

i've been drooling over the copper/bronze dial sinn's for quite some time now

[kanerich]

It's a nice watch, but considering that it looks to have basically identical specs (2824 with date at 6, 200m water resistance) as the Oris TT1 that can be had for around $700, I'll be interested in seeing how it's priced. If it's fairly priced it might be worth it to plump for the gen.

[Shabber]

I really like it in a simple kind of Yao looking way.

[turboGUATE]

It's a nice watch, but considering that it looks to have basically identical specs (2824 with date at 6, 200m water resistance) as the Oris TT1 that can be had for around $700, I'll be interested in seeing how it's priced. If it's fairly priced it might be worth it to plump for the gen.

You are right! I too think that if the price is to high, anyone could better go with the TT1 (specially the regulator version, my choice) though they are 1000m water resistance.

But certainly, Breitling is a far better considered brand than Oris.

[luizao]

I would be all over that if it got repped. Really slick looking watch. The sizes seem a bit odd though; not even sure what a 38 would look like on the wrist.

[FxrAndy]

Not bad for a breitling, not usually a big fan but that is nice