Breitling celebrates its underwater credentials with the Superocean Automatic 44, a UK limited edition, inspired by the iconic 1960s Slow Motion.

In the 1960s, as scuba diving surged in popularity, Breitling set out to create the clearest, most legible dive watch possible. The result was the Slow Motion, a radically pared-back design that removed anything not essential to underwater timing. Clean lines, squared-off hands, bold luminescent indexes and a high-contrast dial ring defined its graphic, unmistakable look.

The new Superocean retraces those celebrated design codes while introducing modern engineering and a distinctive limited-edition design. A deep-green ceramic bezel is paired with an anthracite rehaut and black dial, creating a sharp, high-contrast aesthetic designed for absolute clarity. The ceramic inlay offers lasting colour and scratch resistance, while broad Super-LumiNova® hands and indexes ensure exceptional legibility in any light.

Water resistant to 300 m (1000 ft) and engineered to withstand shock, sand and saltwater, it is built for confident performance beneath the surface. A folding clasp with up to 15 mm micro-adjustment allows comfortable wear over wetsuits - or simply adapts seamlessly to everyday life. Limited to 500 pieces (150 of which with a rubber strap) and exclusively available in the United Kingdom.