BLANCPAIN – Fifty Fathoms Tech BOC IV Edition

 

BLANCPAIN – Fifty Fathoms Tech BOC IV 45mm Sunburst Titanium Edition - 2025

 An Exceptional Watch for Our Oceans: The New Limited Edition Blancpain Ocean Commitment

Continuing over 20 years of dedication to ocean preservation, Blancpain is proud to unveil its new limited edition Blancpain Ocean Commitment (BOC). This exclusive series of 100 pieces showcases the recent Fifty Fathoms Tech line in a new 45 mm format. 

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The funds raised will be allocated to the newly established Blancpain x Sulubaaï Marine Research Center, an extension of the Sea Academy project, a flagship initiative of the Brand's commitment to the ocean.

A Historic Commitment

Since the creation of the Fifty Fathoms, the first true diver's watch, in 1953, Blancpain has been a strong advocate for the oceanic community. 

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Original 1953 Fifty Fathoms watch

The Blancpain Ocean Commitment encompasses the Brand's global initiatives to support ocean exploration and protection, an unwavering commitment that has endured for over two decades.

The Fifty Fathoms Tech BOC IV

Limited to only 100 pieces, the new Fifty Fathoms Tech BOC IV adopts the design of the Fifty Fathoms 70th Anniversary Act 2 Tech Gombessa. 

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 With a diameter of 45 mm and a thickness of 14.1 mm however, the BOC IV is perfect for both underwater diving and everyday wear. 

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This model embodies Blancpain's innovation and watchmaking excellence, as well as its commitment to the oceans. For each watch sold, 1,000 euros will be allocated to the Blancpain x Sulubaaï Marine Research Center, contributing to a total fund of 100,000 euros.

Exceptional Features

The Grade 23 titanium case, known for its strength and lightness, houses a helium valve for saturation dives in a hyperbaric chamber. 

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The unidirectional bezel with domed black ceramic insert is angled towards the dial, making it easy to use even with diving gloves. Absorbing up to 97% of light, the absolute black dial ensures optimal readability underwater, not to mention the hour-markers formed by luminescent block-shaped appliques. 

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The integrated black rubber strap, combined with the central lugs attached from inside the case, provides exceptional ergonomics and a contemporary style. This watch, which combines comfort, performance, and design, is ideal for both professional and amateur divers.

High-Precision Mechanics

At the heart of the Fifty Fathoms Tech BOC IV beats calibre 1315A, Blancpain's renowned automatic movement with a five-day power reserve. 

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Equipped with an anti-magnetic silicon balance spring, this calibre guarantees exceptional chronometric performance and unmatched timekeeping precision. 

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The 18 ct gold oscillating weight, adorned with the blue BOC logo, is visible through the sapphire case back, showcasing the quality of this timepiece's finishes.

An Ambitious Preservation Project

Inaugurated on 7 February 2025, the Blancpain x Sulubaaï Marine Research Center is an extension of the Sea Academy programme. 

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Since 2020, Blancpain has supported this programme by the Sulubaaï Environmental Foundation, a collaborative initiative aimed at the sustainable management of marine resources. The programme focuses on creating a network of marine protected areas (MPAs) in partnership with local communities around Pangatalan Island and in Shark Fin Bay, Palawan, Philippines. The key principles of the Sea Academy are protection, restoration, education, and replication.

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Since 2023, Blancpain has funded the construction of the Blancpain x Sulubaaï Marine Research Center in the village of Sandoval. This centre, strategically located near the main research areas and the five MPAs established in Shark Fin Bay with Blancpain's support, aims to enhance the study, restoration, and protection of these marine ecosystems. 

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The operations and activities of the Blancpain x Sulubaaï Marine Research Center will be supported by the sales of the limited edition BOC IV.

More Than Just a Timepiece

Each of the 100 timepieces comes with its Pelicase™ box, a donation certificate, and a special edition photograph in a series of 100 prints, numbered to match the watch's serial number. 

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Signed by photographer Laurent Ballesta, the image is part of his award-winning series from the 2023 Wildlife Photographer of the Year grand prize. It depicts a horseshoe crab in its natural habitat around Pangatalan Island in Shark Fin Bay. This prehistoric animal, whose morphology has remained virtually unchanged for 150 million years, is now threatened with extinction. The marine protected areas created by the Sea Academy programme offer it a safe haven.

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The Fifty Fathoms Tech BOC IV is more than just a timepiece: it is a commitment to a better future for our oceans. Its owners directly contribute to Blancpain's efforts and receive an exclusive invitation to become a member of the Blancpain Ocean Commitment Circle, a group of enthusiasts dedicated to ocean preservation.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Collection: Fifty Fathoms

Model: Fifty Fathoms Tech - Ocean Commitment IV Edition

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 Ref.  5029A-12B30-64A 

Case
Satin-brushed Grade 23 titanium
Unidirectional 3-hour scale bezel with black ceramic inlay tilted towards the dial with white luminescent markers with green emission
Diameter:  45.00 mm
Thickness: 14.10 mm
Between horns:  24.00 mm
Spherical sapphire crystal
Antimagnetic properties 
Helium valve
Water-resistant: 30ATM/300m/1000ft
Dial
Aabsolute black dial
Luminescent block-shaped appliques with blue emission
Functions                
Hours, Minutes, Seconds, date
Movement  
Calibre 1315A

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Self-winding movement
Silicon balance spring
Solid gold oscillating weight
Diameter: 13''' 30.60mm
Thickness: 5.65mm
Jewels: 35
Components: 227
Power reserve: 120 hours
Strap
Integrated black rubber strap with extension 
Titanium clasp engraved with the BLANCPAIN logo.

🔰 Edition of ✅only ❱❱❱ 100 pieces

🔴 Price : 19,600 CHF💰 

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BLANCPAIN – Fifty Fathoms BATHYSCAPHE Ceramic Collection 2024

 

BLANCPAIN – Fifty Fathoms BATHYSCAPHE Satin-Brushed Black Ceramic 43mm Sunburst Dial Collection  2024

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 The Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe line expands

Blancpain unveils three new timepieces in its Fifty Fathoms collection. Featuring the sporty, assertive style of the black ceramic Bathyscaphe models, the new arrivals enrich the line with a flyback chronograph and two three -hand plus date models. 

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These new watches with their striking dials are available with a variety of wristband options including the recently introduced high-tech ceramic bracelet, thereby offering a wide range of combinations.

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Designed for daily wear while offering the possibility of seabed exploration, the Bathyscaphe was born in 1956 as the urban alter ego of the iconic Fifty Fathoms. Agile in all circumstances, this line with its colourful personality is a true urban chameleon, equally suited to a day at the office, a sporty getaway or a formal evening. 

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Original 1953 Fifty Fathoms watch

Reinforcing this all-terrain character thanks to the high-tech ceramic from which they draw their strength, the new Bathyscaphe models enrich the family with their vibrant, sunny-hued faces.

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Counterbalancing the powerful identity of the black ceramic used for the cases of these new models is a challenge which the dials developed by Blancpain have met with flying colours. Featuring a subtle gradient and sunburst finishing, they provide a unique balance by creating exceptional light effects. 

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While a deep green dial energises the first three-hand plus date timepiece, a shade of blue evoking the sun's rays penetrating the depths of the sea adorns the second model of the same kind, as well as the flyback chronograph.

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Measuring 43.6 mm in diameter and powered by robust, high-performance movements – Calibre 1315 for the three-hand plus date versions and Calibre F385 for the flyback chronograph – the new Bathyscaphe creations remain true to their diver's watch heritage, with their unidirectional rotating bezel and guaranteed water-resistance to 30 bar.

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With the introduction of these new models, the Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe line revitalises its set of ceramic timepieces launched earlier this year, now offering three references (flyback chronograph, three -hand plus date and complete calendar with moon-phase models) featuring three different dials (blue, green and black) along with a generous choice of wristbands (sail-canvas and NATO straps along with a ceramic bracelet).

Calibre 1315: accuracy, reliability and performance

The new Bathyscaphe three-hand plus date watches are equipped with in-house Calibre 1315. This self-winding movement with its peerless high-precision timekeeping performance is designed, developed, produced, assembled and adjusted in-house – like all the movements powering Blancpain watches. 

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 Enjoying an impressive and constant five-day power reserve thanks to its three series-coupled barrels, it is equipped with a stop seconds function enabling time to be set with great accuracy. This movement equipped with an NAC-coated 18K gold oscillating weight is entirely decorated in the Haute Horlogerie tradition. 

Calibre F385: high frequency, high precision

Beating at the heart of the Bathyscaphe Chronographe Flyback, high-precision Blancpain Calibre F385 features a complex and prestigious column-wheel system with vertical clutch, ensuring that the chronograph starts and stops smoothly without any unwanted stuttering. 

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Operating at a high frequency of 5 Hz, this calibre has a 50-hour power reserve and is accurate to 1/10 th of a second. Its flyback function serves to reset the current timing operation and start a new one with a single press, unlike a conventional chronograph that requires three presses on two different pushers to stop, reset and restart the mechanism.

Ceramic: a sporty, sturdy material aligned with the Bathyscaphe’s image

The Bathyscaphe line with its robust, youthful and dynamic DNA features a resolutely sporty, contemporary look. Its bold, innovative nature makes it the perfect field of expression for Blancpain's technological innovations. True to this spirit, high-tech ceramic is one of the ideal materials for this line.

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Durable, highly scratch-resistant and hypoallergenic, high-tech ceramic is nearly five times harder than stainless steel, yet 25% lighter. It therefore proves ideal for straightforward daily use, without wearers having to worry about their every little move. Its 25% reduction in volume during firing at over 1,400°C also conveys the collection’s experimental, innovative side. Accompanied by remarkable finishes executed by experts, Blancpain's high-tech ceramic creates incomparable light effects and reflects the contemporary aesthetics of the Bathyscaphe line.

A complex patented ceramic bracelet

The production of a fine ceramic watch bracelet is highly complex. Unattractive if the links are too loose and liable to break if they are too tight, the bracelet requires a perfect fit of its links in order to respect strict tolerances. Featuring a patented system for assembling the links with cam-shaped pins – so that they do not touch and break – Blancpain's black ceramic bracelet involved three years of research and development to offer perfect comfort and remarkable resistance.

Diving and safety: the rotating bezel

While diving in 1952, Jean-Jacques Fiechter, Blancpain’s then CEO, learnt at his own expense how important it was to measure time spent underwater safely. His innovative solution was to equip the Fifty Fathoms – the first true diver's watch, launched in 1953, with a lockable, graduated and rotating bezel specially designed for underwater diving.

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 Today, the Fifty Fathoms collection features a unidirectional rotating bezel that only turns anti-clockwise for greater safety. The Bathyscaphe also has this type of bezel, like the original Fifty Fathoms that inspired it. The three new timepieces are no exception. 

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The insert, positioned on the black ceramic bezel, complements the dial colour: in a bold black or deep green, adorned with grey Liquidmetal® indexes for added contrast, it highlights the striking sunray-brushed blue or green gradients. The bezel featuring a thoroughly contemporary look is highly scratch-resistant and emits a clear-cut, powerful ‘click’ when handled.

The silicon revolution

A veritable early 21st-century revolution, silicon has enabled major advances in time measurement. Elastic without deforming, hard, light and highly resistant to corrosion, this material notably stands out for its resistance to magnetism, a welcome quality when it comes to ensuring timepieces’ precision.

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Contrary to the 1950s, when the balances of timepieces were fitted with metal springs that could become magnetised – hence the need for a soft iron inner cage to shield and protect the movement from magnetism –, contemporary Fifty Fathoms feature a silicon balance-spring, which enables them to have a sapphire crystal case back revealing their unique movement construction. 

Benefiting from this technology, the three new Bathyscaphe models not only showcase a mechanism with high-quality finishes, but also offer superior timekeeping performance thanks to this material.

Model:   Fifty Fathoms BATHYSCAPHE Date and seconds ∙ sunburst blue dial with subtly graduated coloring ∙ unidirectional satin-brushed black ceramic bezel with black ceramic insert and LiquidmetalTM hour-markers ∙ self-winding Calibre 1315

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Ref. 5000A-0140-NAOA / 5000A-0140-O52A

Satin-brushed black ceramic ∙ 43.60 mm

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 Model:   Fifty Fathoms BATHYSCAPHE Date and seconds ∙ sunburst green dial ∙ unidirectional satin-brushed black ceramic bezel with green ceramic insert and
LiquidmetalTM hour-markers ∙ self-winding Calibre 1315

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Ref. 5000-0153-NABA / 5000-0153-B52A

Satin-brushed black ceramic ∙ 43.60 mm

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Model:   Fifty Fathoms BATHYSCAPHE Flyback Chronograph · date and small seconds · sunburst blue dial with subtly graduated coloring · unidirectional satin-brushed black ceramic bezel with black ceramic insert and LiquidmetalTM hour-markers · self-winding Calibre F385 (5HZ)

Satin-brushed black ceramic ∙ 43.60 mm 

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 Ref. 5200-0140-NAOA / 5200-0140-B52A

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BLANCPAIN – Fifty Fathoms 70th Anniversary Act 2 Tech Gombessa

BLANCPAIN – Fifty Fathoms 70th Anniversary Act 2 Tech Gombessay Titanium 2023

70th Anniversary
Act 2 – Tech Gombessa

Blancpain continued the celebrations for the 70th anniversary of the Fifty Fathoms from the Rangiroa Atoll in French Polynesia, where the Tamataroa mission is taking place. Blancpain opened a new chapter in the history of the first modern diver’s watch by unveiling a new model designed to meet today’s technical diving requirements. Featuring an innovation co-developed by Marc A. Hayek, President & CEO of Blancpain, and Laurent Ballesta, founder of the Gombessa project, this instrument named “Tech Gombessa” makes it possible for the first time to measure up to three-hour immersion times.

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Its release commemorates the 10th anniversary of Gombessa, an initiative that Blancpain helped create by becoming the founding partner of the project from its inception in 2013. It also marks the launch of a new line in Blancpain’s diver’s watch collection.

Seventy years ago, an icon was born: the Fifty Fathoms. The watch that would revolutionise watch-making by becoming the first modern diver’s watch was conceived by a passionate scuba diver, Jean-Jacques Fiechter, then CEO of Blancpain. A pioneer in a discipline that was in its infancy, he understood the imperative need to track time while underwater. The instrument he designed to meet his own needs was immediately embraced by the oceanic community, becoming an unfailing ally of elite divers and under-water explorers. By enhancing safety in diving, the Fifty Fathoms contributed to the development of the sport and promoted the discovery of the ocean world. 

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The year 2023, which marks the 70th anniversary of the Fifty Fathoms, also resonates as a reboot of its birth through the arrival of an innovative anniversary diver’s watch. Since the 1950s, diving has experienced a major evolution, notably characterised by an obvi-ous extension of immersion times. While the 1953 Fifty Fathoms met the requirements of Jean-Jacques Fiechter and the most experienced divers of the time, those now capable of spending several hours under-water have new requirements for time measurement.

Such is precisely the case with Blancpain’s current President & CEO, who is also an avid scuba diver and has been accustomed to highly technical closed-­ circuit dives for a number of years. Drawing on the invaluable heritage of the 1953 Fifty Fathoms, but also and above all on his own experiences, the CEO embarked on the design – alongside diver, photo­ grapher and underwater biologist Laurent Ballesta – of a new mechanical instrument. It was intended to meet the needs of all extreme divers, starting with the members of the Gombessa Expeditions whose research work involves long-­duration deep dives. With Blancpain’s support, these deep-sea adventur-ers have joined forces in the multi-year Tamataroa mission. Dedicated to the study of the behaviour of the great hammerhead shark, Sphyrna mokarran, in French Polynesia, this project is led by a committee of passionate deep-sea divers, including Marc A. Hayek and Laurent Ballesta. Observation and information gathering regarding this species continued through technical dives on the Rangiroa Atoll, aimed at contributing­ to the implementation of management ­measures promoting its conservation.

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It is in this context that the latest addition to the Fifty Fathoms collection was presented for the first time: the Tech Gombessa watch designed to measure the duration of up to three-hour-long tech dives or exits from a saturation system. Conceived five years ago by the two divers, this watch has been extensively tested. In 2019, after a year of

conceptualisation, Blancpain began the develop­ ment of the project, starting with the two key elements represented by the movement and the unidirectional rotating bezel. Unlike the bezels on conventional diver’s watches, the bezel on the Fifty Fathoms Tech Gombessa has a three-hour scale. It is linked to a special hand that completes one full turn in three hours and whose material and colour – a white luminescent coating with green emission – match those of its markers. This device invented jointly by Marc A. Hayek and Laurent Ballesta is a world first for which a patent has been filed. It is the heart of the 13P8 self-winding move-ment, based on the same criteria of reliability and robustness that have made the Fifty Fathoms the ultimate diver’s watch for 70 years.

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Once the combination of bezel and movement was defined, it was time to tackle the exterior of this new watch designed to plumb the depths. The brief was clear yet meeting it proved tricky: the Fifty Fathoms Tech Gombessa had to look like a Fifty Fathoms while exhibiting distinct tech attributes. Blancpain’s designers therefore opted for a bezel inlay in black ceramic – instead of the traditional sapphire – which they decided to endow with a stronger curve and tilt it towards the dial. The latter’s legibility is opti-mised by a spherical crystal that eliminates any visual distortion. To ensure the best possible readability in the dark, the dial has a new finish: absolute black, whose structure is able to capture almost 97% of the light. In the same vein, the hour-markers are formed by luminescent block-shaped appliques, this time in orange with blue emission – colour codes picked up on the hours and minutes hands to differentiate between time-related information and diving times.
 
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Grade 23 titanium was chosen for the case. Recently introduced to the Blancpain collections, this metal also known as grade 5 ELI (extra low inter-stitials) is the purest type of titanium available. It is distinguished by exceptional strength and anti-­ allergenic properties, while being remarkably light. This material ensures that the watch is comfortable to wear and guarantees a barely-there feel on the wrist despite the 47 mm diameter. This is especially true since the watch features – in a first for Blancpain – central lugs attached from the inside of the case middle and integrating the strap. Water-resistant to 30 bar (approximately 300 metres), the case is equipped with a helium valve. During saturation diving in a hyperbaric chamber, helium manages to seep into the watch. During the decompression phase, unscrewing the valve facilitates the evacua-tion of the helium (a manipulation that has no effect on the watch’s water resistance). The notches of the helium valve are identical to those of the winding and time-­setting crown that enables simultaneous setting of the hours, minutes and dive-time hands. As with all Fifty Fathoms timepieces, the crown is screwed down and associated with a crown guard that now features a new trapeze-shaped design ensuring visual consistency with the lugs.

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Nothing has been left to chance either on the back of the watch. The lower part of the case middle is bevelled rather than the rounded ‘bassine’ shape characterising the other Fifty Fathoms models. The notches used to screw in the case back have also been reworked, in the same spirit of robustness. The anthracite-coloured oscillating weight, stamped with the Gombessa Expeditions logo, features an innovative shape dominated by three large openings through which to admire the movement. The black rubber strap is screwed to the back of the lugs. It has an internal titanium reinforcement, guarantee-ing ideal long-term shape, and is teamed with an extension for wearing the watch over a tech-diving suit. The buckle with its extremely wide and ergo-nomic pin has been designed to reinforce the hold of the watch to the wrist and to facilitate fastening the extension.

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The Fifty Fathoms Tech Gombessa comes in a special Peli™ presentation box that is water-resistant­ and shock-resistant as well as reusable and config-urable. The case houses a rest for the watch, the strap extension, a travel pouch, a magnifying glass, as well as a set of dividers and cutting tools offer-ing the possibility­ of compartmentalising it for any future use.

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While all the details of the Tech Gombessa appear to have been smoothly combined, they have in fact involved numerous adjustments result-ing from a multitude­ of tests in real-life conditions. Marc A. Hayek personally tried several differ-ent prototypes of the watch during his dives. The same is true for Laurent Ballesta and the divers of the Gombessa Expeditions, who tested the watch throughout its evolution. Four prototypes were worn on the wrists of aquanauts for an almost 50-day trial period at a depth of 120 metres as part of the Gombessa V and Gombessa VI missions. Conducted in the Mediterranean in 2019 and 2021 respectively, these expeditions combined saturation diving with closed-circuit rebreather diving for the first time. Having lived for an entire month on both occasions in a 5 m² hyperbaric chamber from which they emerged daily to explore the depths, the divers tested several versions of the helium valve.

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The Fifty Fathoms Tech Gombessa watch has been able to satisfy the most demanding require-ments of the Gombessa divers, who have adopted it as the official timepiece of their expeditions. Its launch honours the Fifty Fathoms’ 70th anniversary and sets the seal on ten years of collaboration between Blancpain and Laurent Ballesta – whose Gombessa project was born in 2013 thanks to the involvement of the Manufacture as founding partner. The arrival of this instrument in the Fifty Fathoms collection­ also inaugurates a new line, the Fifty Fathoms Tech, which will encompass all Blancpain watches dedicated to technical diving.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Collection: Fifty Fathoms

Model: Fifty Fathoms 70th Anniversary Act 2 Tech Gombessa

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Ref.   5019-12B30-64A 

Case
Satin-brushed Grade 23 titanium
Unidirectional 3-hour scale bezel with black ceramic inlay tilted towards the dial with white luminescent markers with green emission
Helium valve
Diameter:  47.00 mm
Thickness: 14.81 mm
Between horns:  24.00 mm
Spherical sapphire crystal
Antimagnetic properties 
Central lugs attached from the inside of the case middle
Water-resistant: 30ATM/300m/1000ft
Dial
Aabsolute black dial
Luminescent orange block-shaped appliques with blue emission
Functions                
Hours, Minutes, Seconds
Movement
Calibre 13P8
Self-winding Ultra-slim   

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Diameter: 30.60.mm
Thickness: 5.65 mm
Power reserve in hours: 120 hours
Jewels: 35
4 mainspring barrels

Glucydur free sprung balance with gold regulation screws

Secured movement

Components: 204
Strap
Integrated black rubber strap with extension 
Titanium clasp engraved with the BLANCPAIN logo.

🔴 Price : 26,300 CHF💰

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Le Rocher 12
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International PR: Lucie Notar
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Fax (+41) 21 796 3637
E-mail: pr@blancpain.com
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