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Favre Leuba has introduced a vibrant colour to the maison’s growing Revival collection – the Favre Leuba Deep Raider Revival Orange brings a vivid new personality to the line, inspired by the boldly coloured dive watches of the 1970s, particularly models such as the historic Bathy 160. Historically, the bright orange colour was used in professional diving equipment, where it was valued for its visibility in dark underwater conditions.
Originally revived in 2024 as a near-faithful reinterpretation of the 1964 Deep Blue, the Deep Raider Revival now features a striking sunray-finished orange dial. The colour radiates outward from the centre, with matching accents on the hands, indexes, and minute track.
Also Read: Favre Leuba expands the Chief Chronograph collection with two new dial colours
The watch preserves the balanced proportions and architecture that defined the original model. A metallic-framed date aperture positioned at 4:30 integrates discreetly into the dial, while baton-shaped indexes and hands filled with green Super-LumiNova maintain strong readability in low-light conditions.
Also Read: Favre Leuba adds a green dial to the Sea Sky Revival collection
Its compact 39 mm stainless-steel case with a tapered profile stays faithful to the vintage dimensions of the original Deep Blue, paired with brushed and polished bevelled lugs. It is topped by a curved sapphire crystal and features an engraved closed caseback that further emphasises the retro-inspired character of the design. As a true dive watch, the timepiece features a unidirectional bezel with a distinctive two-part construction that combines a coin-edge steel ring with a sapphire timing insert inspired by historic dive instruments. A luminous marker at 12 o’clock improves underwater visibility, while the 300-metre water resistance makes it a robust tool for diving.
Powering the watch is the automatic calibre FLD01, based on the La Joux-Perret G100 architecture. It operates at 4 Hz and delivers up to 68 hours of power reserve.
The watch is delivered on Favre Leuba’s signature five-link stainless-steel bracelet, designed for flexibility and comfort on the wrist. To further emphasise its sporty personality, the brand has also included an additional orange fabric strap, allowing the wearer to shift easily between refined vintage styling and a more casual, sporty look.
The Favre Leuba Deep Raider Revival Orange is priced at approx. INR 3,05,000.
Images: Courtesy Favre Leuba
Favre Leuba has introduced a vibrant colour to the maison’s growing Revival collection – the Favre Leuba Deep Raider Revival Orange brings a vivid new personality to the line, inspired by the boldly coloured dive watches of the 1970s, particularly models such as the historic Bathy 160. Historically, the bright orange colour was used in professional diving equipment, where it was valued for its visibility in dark underwater conditions.
Originally revived in 2024 as a near-faithful reinterpretation of the 1964 Deep Blue, the Deep Raider Revival now features a striking sunray-finished orange dial. The colour radiates outward from the centre, with matching accents on the hands, indexes, and minute track.
Also Read: Favre Leuba expands the Chief Chronograph collection with two new dial colours
The watch preserves the balanced proportions and architecture that defined the original model. A metallic-framed date aperture positioned at 4:30 integrates discreetly into the dial, while baton-shaped indexes and hands filled with green Super-LumiNova maintain strong readability in low-light conditions.
Also Read: Favre Leuba adds a green dial to the Sea Sky Revival collection
Its compact 39 mm stainless-steel case with a tapered profile stays faithful to the vintage dimensions of the original Deep Blue, paired with brushed and polished bevelled lugs. It is topped by a curved sapphire crystal and features an engraved closed caseback that further emphasises the retro-inspired character of the design. As a true dive watch, the timepiece features a unidirectional bezel with a distinctive two-part construction that combines a coin-edge steel ring with a sapphire timing insert inspired by historic dive instruments. A luminous marker at 12 o’clock improves underwater visibility, while the 300-metre water resistance makes it a robust tool for diving.
Powering the watch is the automatic calibre FLD01, based on the La Joux-Perret G100 architecture. It operates at 4 Hz and delivers up to 68 hours of power reserve.
The watch is delivered on Favre Leuba’s signature five-link stainless-steel bracelet, designed for flexibility and comfort on the wrist. To further emphasise its sporty personality, the brand has also included an additional orange fabric strap, allowing the wearer to shift easily between refined vintage styling and a more casual, sporty look.
The Favre Leuba Deep Raider Revival Orange is priced at approx. INR 3,05,000.
Images: Courtesy Favre Leuba
