Swiss luxury watchmaker and timing partner of the Guinness Six Nations Championship, Breitling debuts its new hub in the heart of Dublin, which includes a stylish bar area for hosting events, and where guests will experience the brand’s legendary hospitality. The boutique is in partnership with one of the region’s most respected watch retailers – Paul Sheeran Jewellers, which has more than 30 years of experience in timepieces and jewellery retail in Dublin.
Gavin Murphy Managing Director Breitling UK & Eire said “We are so excited about the opening of this new breathtaking boutique in the heart of Dublin. Partnering with Paul Sheeran to deliver a complete brand experience, from the most comprehensive collection of watches ever seen in Dublin, to the cool, informal, luxurious hospitality space where we can welcome and invite clients to discover the whole universe of the Breitling brand. It’s a game changer for the region and we look forward to the success it will bring in this vibrant City.”
As timing Partner of the Guinness Six Nations Championship, Breitling are thrilled to be opening a boutique in Dublin, home of the 2023 Six Nations Championship Winners. The boutique will also hold the full Breitling Six Nations collection including the Chronomat Six Nations Ireland Special Edition.
With its concrete and glass facade, Breitling’s new 94m2 boutique is instantly recognisable and will be a centre for welcoming the brand’s loyal customers, thanks to a bar and lounge at the rear. Community is everything to the brand, and to be able to invite guests into the space for events is key to its concept of inclusive luxury. In the contemporary bar space, visitors will feel like they have been transported to a cool Manhattan warehouse venue thanks to leather and metal bar stools, hanging pendant lights and concrete accents
Each and every Breitling boutique reflects its three universes – air, land and sea – and its illustrious history of outfitting surfers, aviators, explorers and astronauts with watches fit for any challenge. In Dublin, customers are greeted by a motorcycle displayed on a platform, surfboards on the walls, and a model plane suspended from an upside-down runway on the ceiling.
