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I have the black dial X-Plus version of the Steelfish, with the syringe-like second .Retail and market price, model specifications and historical trends for the Breitling SuperOcean . It’s a rugged but one of the most robust mechanical movements ever made . I have the black dial X-Plus version of the Steelfish, with the syringe-like second hand, and have to agree with most of your comments. The dial is incredibly detailed and I never get bored of looking at it. Although substantial, the size of the watch is actually fairly conservative by today's standards.
Retail and market price, model specifications and historical trends for the Breitling SuperOcean Steelfish X-Plus A17390.The SuperOcean Steelfish X-Plus has been renamed the SuperOcean Steelfish in 2007 after the discontinuation of the original 42mm SuperOcean Steelfish. The X-Plus name was used for only one model year, 2006. You can find the new reference by clicking here.
It’s a rugged but one of the most robust mechanical movements ever made (photo courtesy of Breitling). The new model SuperOcean (ref A17392D8.C910.211S) replaced this model in the Breitling catalog. My watch (A17390) was discontinued back in 2012. Overview: Having had now owned two Steelfish X-Plus (Black and White dials) I felt compelled to share my experiences. Its not every watch that inspires a second time in the .
The X-Plus was a transitional name used when the watch was changed from a 42mm to 44mm case in 2005, and now has been renamed back to just SuperOcean Steelfish. Some time in 2007 also saw the introduction of a Arrow shaped second .Updated version "Steelfish X-Plus" Slightly larger Dimensions & more Water Resistant. A Professional Divers Watch with an unbeleivable water resistance up to 6,000 feet! Luminous Hands & Hour Markers, Helium Escape Valve on the edge of the case, Date Displayed at the 3 o'clock position. The Superocean Chronograph Steelfish is Breitling’s latest addition to its dive watch lineup and, other than the retro-inspired Superocean Heritage (,395), which tugs at our heartstrings daily, is their best underwater effort.
It was my second Breitling and second real luxury watch. This was maybe ten years ago, when I knew a lot less than I do now. That watch was fantastic, and surprisingly, probably one of the most accurate watches I have ever owned, a solid +/- 2 s/day. There are two different SuperOcean Steelfishes out there, and many people are often confused as to which one they are buying, the X-Plus or the original. Especially since Breitling has dropped X-Plus from the name. I have the black dial X-Plus version of the Steelfish, with the syringe-like second hand, and have to agree with most of your comments. The dial is incredibly detailed and I never get bored of looking at it. Although substantial, the size of the watch is actually fairly conservative by today's standards.
Retail and market price, model specifications and historical trends for the Breitling SuperOcean Steelfish X-Plus A17390.The SuperOcean Steelfish X-Plus has been renamed the SuperOcean Steelfish in 2007 after the discontinuation of the original 42mm SuperOcean Steelfish. The X-Plus name was used for only one model year, 2006. You can find the new reference by clicking here.
It’s a rugged but one of the most robust mechanical movements ever made (photo courtesy of Breitling). The new model SuperOcean (ref A17392D8.C910.211S) replaced this model in the Breitling catalog. My watch (A17390) was discontinued back in 2012.
Overview: Having had now owned two Steelfish X-Plus (Black and White dials) I felt compelled to share my experiences. Its not every watch that inspires a second time in the .The X-Plus was a transitional name used when the watch was changed from a 42mm to 44mm case in 2005, and now has been renamed back to just SuperOcean Steelfish. Some time in 2007 also saw the introduction of a Arrow shaped second .Updated version "Steelfish X-Plus" Slightly larger Dimensions & more Water Resistant. A Professional Divers Watch with an unbeleivable water resistance up to 6,000 feet! Luminous Hands & Hour Markers, Helium Escape Valve on the edge of the case, Date Displayed at the 3 o'clock position.
Review of BREITLING Superocean Steelfish / X
The Superocean Chronograph Steelfish is Breitling’s latest addition to its dive watch lineup and, other than the retro-inspired Superocean Heritage (,395), which tugs at our heartstrings daily, is their best underwater effort.
It was my second Breitling and second real luxury watch. This was maybe ten years ago, when I knew a lot less than I do now. That watch was fantastic, and surprisingly, probably one of the most accurate watches I have ever owned, a solid +/- 2 s/day.
My review of Breitling SteelFish A17390 / X
$3,650.00
breitling steelfish x plus|Review of BREITLING Superocean Steelfish / X
