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Breitling Teams Up With Deus Ex Machina

Breitling kicks it into top gear with the Top Time Deus

Written by Alexis Parente

Breitling has partnered with Australian lifestyle brand Deus Ex Machina to create the rugged, retro Top Time Deus. This chronograph is a nod to Breitling’s original 1960s Top Time edition with a sprinkle of nomadic spirit. The Top Time Deus features a calfskin leather strap with a silver dial and yellow and orange details. On the back of the chronograph’s 41-millimeter stainless-steel case, you will find Deus artwork, designed by creative director Carby Tuckwell, of a retro motorcyclist in full flight. “Bikers, boarders, surfers, digital nomads, this is a timepiece for dynamic people of action, purpose and style,” says Breitling CEO Georges Kern. “Our versatile Top Time Deus celebrates having the freedom to explore the world your way, at your pace.”This timepiece has a power reserve of approximately 48 hours, powered by the Breitling Caliber 23, a COSC-certified Achronometer.

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