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I only have one, my Avenger II Seawolf (so many people can't seem to refer to this model the right way, which leads to lots of confusion, maybe as its the 3rd revision of the Breitling Seawolf), and 4 things i love so so so so so much about it

1. The dial has a great change of color and "texture" if you will, its the "Tungsten Gray" but unlike you expect from a gray dial its hardly "dull" like you would expect of a gray dial and the dial can either look smooth, or quite textured, it was really a surprise as i never thought i would buy a gray dial watch

2. I think the number, size, and style/font of the number is perfect and adds something that you won't get with all markers

3. The pearl is another point of "amazement" looks different sizes and tones of color at certain angles, even disappearing sometimes.

4. The bracelet seems well thought of, looks cool, and most of all is ultra comfortable

All in all, i think these are amazing, underappreciated, under-thought of watches

And lastly an old picture below, as every thread should have at least 1 real picture of the watch being discussed

I was surprised how solid this piece is.. I was walking in the mall and my watch collided with some ladies watch. Loud BANG sound was heard.. her watch exploded right off her wrist. quickly checked my breitling and discovered just a small scratch.. it still really hurt and I wanted to choke her out though.

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Breitling SuperOcean Chronograph Rose Gold

lots of finely crafted details you can't really see in photos. Even the dial of the entry-level Colt has some amazing fine patterns which give gorgeous light reflexion effects.

I often find myself staring at my watches, just admiring these details, without even noticing what time it is. Breitlings tend to have this effect

When the elderly lady serving me at my local post office commented;

"Oh, that's a beautiful watch!"

Then I knew. I knew.

Breitling was the right choice for me.

The watch was my 1992 Navitimer

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