Breitling
Superocean Heritage B31 Stainless Steel Automatic Watch
- AB3111241B1S1
- 42mm
- Black Dial
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| Ring Size | Circumference (mm) |
|---|---|
| I | 48.0 |
| J | 48.7 |
| K | 50.0 |
| L | 51.2 |
| M | 52.5 |
| N | 53.8 |
| O | 55.1 |
| P | 56.3 |
| Q | 57.6 |
| R | 58.9 |
| S | 60.2 |
| T | 61.4 |
| U | 62.7 |
| V | 64.0 |
| W | 65.3 |
| X | 66.6 |
| Y | 67.8 |
| Z | 68.5 |
Please note that this is only a guide and will not take into account the style of ring. For example, if you are choosing a ring with a deep band width, you may need a larger size.
View the ring size guideAbout This Piece
Finding a timepiece that balances performance with a perfectly polished aesthetic? That’s rare. But this Breitling Superocean Heritage B31 Stainless Steel Automatic Watch delivers. You can count on the 42mm stainless steel case, 200m water resistance, and unidirectional ceramic bezel to be more than ready for deep-sea escapades. But if you’re all about what’s on the inside, the B31 calibre ensures unrivalled precision, backed by a generous 78-hour power reserve. And the finishing touch? A black mesh-rubber strap that feels as good as it looks. Consider it your go-everywhere, never-take-it-off kind of watch.
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Admittedly, not many people wear a diver’s watch for its ‘true’ purpose, but with the Breitling Superocean collection that doesn’t really matter. With a heritage spanning over 60 years, the collection offers a solid everyday watch to suit everyone’s taste. But, for those of you who are partial to a deep dive, each watch will equip you with everything you need while exploring the ocean.
Looking for the emblematic details? They’re all here in the spear-and-arrow hands and naturally sleek proportions. And if you're drawn to technical brilliance, this model’s movement is worth taking a look at, and you effortlessly can through the openwork caseback. We’d say it’s a true mechanical marvel - we know you’ll agree.
