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Favre Leuba Deep Raider Revival x Timepiece 787: A Neo‑Vintage Diver for Collectors

Key Highlights

  • First Favre Leuba collector edition created with Puerto Rico–based community Timepiece 787.
  • Ultra-limited run of 25 pieces, aligned with the brand’s relaunch in the United States.
  • Design echoes the 1964 Deep Blue with a blue “bullseye” dial, red accents and strong dive legibility.
  • 39 mm, 300 m “Super-Waterproof” 316L steel case housing the FL D01 self-winding caliber with 68-hour power reserve.
  • Delivered with a five-link steel bracelet and Jean Rousseau leather strap on an easy-change system.

A considered revival of a 1960s tool-watch icon

Favre Leuba’s Deep Raider Revival x Timepiece 787 is a 25-piece collector edition that revisits the maison’s 1960s dive-watch language in a compact format. Co-created with Puerto Rican platform Timepiece 787, it supports Favre Leuba’s return to the United States and keeps enthusiasts closely involved.

Inspired by the 1964 Deep Blue, the watch follows a neo-vintage direction. The blue “bullseye” sector dial combines a central disc, contrasting chapter ring and red details referencing the Puerto Rican flag and period printing tones.

Favre Leuba Deep Raider Revival x Timepiece 787 neo-vintage diver with blue bullseye dial
The blue “bullseye” dial channels 1960s tool-watch design with clear neo-vintage detailing.

Applied quarter-hour indexes, lumed hands and Super-LumiNova with green emission secure underwater readability. A discreet “Timepiece 787” signature at 9 o’clock sits inside the minute track rather than as bold co-branding, so the watch still reads primarily as a Favre Leuba Deep Raider.

Founder Javier Estremera presents the collaboration as a return to a functional 1960s-style diver, with durability and clarity prioritised. For Favre Leuba, this first collector-led edition signals closer dialogue with connoisseurs as the brand enters what it calls a new “Renaissance”.

Technical architecture and daily wearability

The Deep Raider Revival x Timepiece 787 uses a 39 mm 316L stainless steel case with polished surfaces and 30 ATM (300 m) water resistance. A box sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating protects the dial, and a closed engraved caseback underlines the tool-watch character.

The engraving states “Super-Waterproof” and “Limited Edition — One of 25,” surrounding a Favre Leuba emblem reworked with “787” at its centre. This acknowledges the community behind the project while keeping the maison’s identity front and centre.

Caseback of the Favre Leuba Deep Raider Revival x Timepiece 787 engraved Super-Waterproof and Limited Edition One of 25
The engraved caseback pairs “Super-Waterproof” wording with a 787-emblem tribute to the community.

Inside, the FL D01 self-winding caliber runs at 28,800 vph (4 Hz) and delivers up to 68 hours of power reserve. It offers hours, minutes, central seconds and date, supporting the brief of a robust daily-wear diver rather than a complication-led piece.

The watch is supplied on a five-link polished stainless steel bracelet and a leather strap by Parisian atelier Jean Rousseau. Red contrast stitching on the leather echoes the dial accents, and the easy-change system allows quick shifts between steel and leather.

Favre Leuba Deep Raider Revival x Timepiece 787 on five-link stainless steel bracelet
The five-link stainless steel bracelet reinforces the Deep Raider’s tool-watch roots and everyday robustness.
Favre Leuba Deep Raider Revival x Timepiece 787 with Jean Rousseau leather strap and red stitching
The Jean Rousseau leather strap with red stitching offers a refined counterpoint to the steel bracelet.

Community, rarity and positioning

The Deep Raider Revival x Timepiece 787 shows how a historic Swiss maison can engage with tight-knit regional communities. Timepiece 787, founded by Javier Estremera in Puerto Rico, highlights storytelling, heritage and independent watchmaking across Latin America and the Caribbean, bringing a distinct viewpoint to this Swiss diver.

Favre Leuba uses the collaboration to anchor its renewed presence in the United States and to participate more visibly in the global watch conversation, including its appearance at Watches and Wonders Geneva in 2026. With only 25 pieces engraved accordingly and priced at USD 3,400, the watch speaks to collectors who value narrative, disciplined design and measured scarcity, with a private launch in San Juan underscoring its community-led approach.

Why it matters

This Deep Raider Revival x Timepiece 787 illustrates how a historic Swiss name can re-enter a key market through focused, collector-led editions rather than broad campaigns. For enthusiasts in the GCC who follow independent and heritage watchmaking, it offers a clear example of collaboration that respects archival design while pairing solid technical content with tightly controlled rarity.

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