Breil's Manta 1970 is a fine example of a contemporary reinterpretation of a historical model in the brand's production. Never before has Breil's DNA been so exalted as in this collection. Attention to detail and product innovation drive the design, which takes its inspiration from an iconic model first launched in the 1970s. The Manta 1970 has been redesigned with the aim of interpreting to the utmost the spirit of Breil, constantly seeking the perfect marriage between watchmaking tradition and modern design. The two-tone bezel and over-size pushers testify to the desire to stick to the original details. The solar-winding Epson VR42 movement and water resistance to 200 metres make this a high-performance watch. Breil's Manta 1970 comes in three variants, different in colour choices but driven by the same solar-winding quartz movement with power reserve indicator. The black dial is illuminated by rose gold-finished steel hour markers, spheres and minute markers and has contrasting chronograph counters.
Manta 1970 Chrono
- Movement: Epson Solar VR42.
- Water resistance: 20 atmospheres.
- Steel case (44 mm)
- Two-tone bezel in three variants.
- Dial: black
- Glass: mineral.
- Date display with magnifying glass.
- Indexes in IP rose.
- Luminescent spheres.
- Steel bracelet, folding clasp with push-buttons.
