Breitling Oceania – DKSH Australia Sustainability Commitments
2026
Use only lab-grown diamonds
Breitling says it plans to use only lab-grown diamonds in all collections by 2026. Lab-grown diamonds are made in factories instead of mined from the earth. The brand says this is part of its move toward more traceable materials and lower-impact sourcing.
2026
Switch to certified ASM gold
Breitling says it will switch its gold supply to artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) gold certified by the Swiss Better Gold Association by 2026. ASM gold comes from smaller mining operations, and the certification is meant to support better social and environmental practices in that supply chain.
2026
Finish Origins label rollout
Breitling says it will complete the rollout of its Origins label for all products containing gold and/or diamonds by March 2026. The label is meant to give customers more traceability, including information about where precious materials came from.
2026
Remove plastic waste from ops
Breitling says it aims to eradicate plastic waste from its global operations by 2025. It has already changed some packaging and straps, but this target shows the brand still has work to do before it can say the goal is complete.
2026
Cut direct emissions 80%
Europa Star reports that Breitling has set a target to reduce scope 1 and 2 emissions by 80% by 2032. Scope 1 and 2 emissions are the pollution from a company’s own operations and the energy it buys. The same source says the brand also aims to cut scope 3 emissions by 46% by the same year.
2026
Cut value chain emissions 46%
Europa Star says Breitling plans to reduce scope 3 emissions, which are the emissions across its wider value chain, by 46% by 2032. This matters because most of a luxury watch brand’s climate impact can sit outside its own offices and factories, in sourcing, transport, and materials.
