Designed by Seconde/Seconde/ to celebrate 55 years of Astérix in Switzerland, the Chronofixe Cofrefor Limited Edition transforms comic-book storytelling into a clever piece of Swiss mechanical watchmaking. Created in collaboration with Romaric André and Chronofixe, the Cofrefor turns the idea of a Swiss bank vault into wearable satire - complete with a combination-lock-inspired bezel, vault-handle-style crown, and Astérix himself attempting to crack the “safe” hidden within the dial. Playful without becoming gimmicky, the Cofrefor balances humour, nostalgia, and proper horology in a way only Seconde/Seconde/ can. Inspiration & Design Inspired by the iconic Astérix in Switzerland comic released in 1970, the Cofrefor imagines Astérix in the middle of a Swiss vault heist - ear pressed to the dial while decoding the bezel like a combination lock. The concept perfectly captures Seconde/Seconde/’s signature approach to watch design: transforming familiar watch components into visual storytelling devices while preserving the integrity of the watch itself. The bi-directional bezel resembles the dial of a high-security safe, while the oversized crown references a traditional Swiss vault handle. The engraved caseback continues the narrative with the phrase: “Aussi hermétique qu’un coffre helvétique”(“As sealed as a Swiss vault.”) Every detail contributes to the joke without overwhelming the watch, resulting in a piece that feels witty rather than theatrical. Dial & Case Details The Cofrefor features a compact and versatile 37mm stainless steel case, giving it vintage-inspired proportions that wear comfortably across a wide range of wrist sizes. Its brushed finishing reinforces the industrial vault aesthetic, while the restrained monochromatic colour palette keeps the playful dial artwork balanced and surprisingly wearable. The bezel itself is one of the standout design elements - cleverly functioning visually like the rotating dial of a safe while remaining fully integrated into the overall watch design. Paired with a brushed stainless steel bracelet, the Cofrefor feels solid, understated, and distinctly Swiss despite its comic-book origins. Movement & Mechanics Beneath the playful exterior sits the trusted Sellita SW200 automatic movement. Widely respected across independent Swiss watchmaking, the SW200 is known for its reliability, serviceability, and stable long-term performance. Automatic winding means the watch is powered by the motion of the wrist, eliminating the need for batteries while delivering the tactile charm collectors appreciate in mechanical watches. This is an important distinction - the Cofrefor is not merely a novelty collaboration, but a genuine Swiss Made mechanical watch built with proper horological foundations. Bracelet & Wearability At 37mm, the Cofrefor delivers an easy everyday fit with strong vintage character. The brushed steel bracelet complements the case perfectly and keeps the watch grounded despite its highly thematic design language. Rather than demanding attention immediately, the details reveal themselves gradually - rewarding owners and fellow enthusiasts who take a closer look. It is exactly the sort of watch that sparks conversations organically. Final Impression The Chronofixe Cofrefor succeeds because it understands both comic culture and watch culture equally well. Rather than simply placing characters on a dial, Seconde/Seconde/ transforms the bezel, crown, caseback, and dial into part of a larger visual narrative. The result is clever, self-aware, and distinctly collectible. At the same time, the watch remains mechanically credible, wearable, and thoughtfully executed - something many themed watches fail to achieve. For collectors of independent watchmaking, fans of Astérix, or anyone who appreciates humour executed intelligently through design, the Cofrefor stands out as one of the more original limited editions in recent years. And appropriately for a watch inspired by a Swiss vault - once these disappear, they may remain locked away for good. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Limited edition but not numbered Case size: 37mm Case material: 316L stainless steel Case back: 316L stainless steel with Asterix engraving Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Sellita SW200 Power reserve: Approx 41hrs Dial: Matte black dial with lumed hands and lumed Roman numerals and indices; bidirectional bezel; date window at 3 o'clock with Roman numerals Glass: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 20ATM Strap type: Bracelet Strap material: Stainless steel Buckle: Stainless steel tang buckle Warranty: 2 years  

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The Oris Aquis Great Barrier Reef Limited Edition IV marks the fourth chapter in Oris's long-running relationship with Australia's Great Barrier Reef, one of the world's most important marine ecosystems. Limited to 2,000 pieces worldwide, this special edition combines the established Aquis dive-watch architecture with a gradient blue dial inspired by the colours and depths of the reef. Beyond its appearance, the watch supports Oris's continuing collaboration with the Resilient Reefs Foundation, an Australian non-profit working to strengthen the resilience of coral reefs against environmental threats. At its heart is Oris Calibre 400, a high-performance automatic movement offering five days of power reserve, elevated anti-magnetic protection and extended recommended service intervals. Inspiration & Design The Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest coral reef system, supporting an extraordinary diversity of marine life while facing growing pressure from rising ocean temperatures and coral bleaching. Oris has maintained a relationship with the reef for 15 years, using its Great Barrier Reef Limited Edition watches to draw attention to conservation efforts and the importance of protecting marine ecosystems. For this fourth edition, Oris continues its association with the Resilient Reefs Foundation, whose work focuses on helping coral reefs adapt to changing environmental conditions. The watch expresses this connection through a gradient blue dial, transitioning between shades that evoke the changing colours and depths of the ocean. Rather than introducing an entirely new case design, Oris builds on the established Aquis platform, allowing the dial and conservation story to distinguish this edition. Dial & Case The Great Barrier Reef Limited Edition IV features a gradient blue dial, with contrasting hands and hour markers arranged in the familiar Aquis configuration. A date window provides everyday practicality, while the dial's graduated colour treatment creates visual depth without compromising the watch's clean, functional layout. The 43.5mm multi-piece stainless-steel case is fitted with a tungsten minutes-scale top ring, bringing a contrasting metallic finish to the bezel. A sapphire crystal, domed on both sides and treated with an internal anti-reflective coating, protects the dial. The screwed stainless-steel caseback carries special engravings identifying the edition. With 300 metres of water resistance, the watch retains the robust construction expected of the Aquis collection. Movement The Great Barrier Reef Limited Edition IV is powered by Oris Calibre 400, an automatic mechanical movement developed as part of the brand's modern generation of high-performance calibres. Operating at 28,800 vibrations per hour (4Hz), the movement provides an impressive 120-hour power reserve, allowing the watch to remain running for up to five days when fully wound. Calibre 400 is also engineered for enhanced anti-magnetic performance and long-term reliability, with Oris recommending service intervals of approximately ten years. Functions include central hours, minutes and seconds, an instantaneous date display, date correction and stop-seconds for precise time setting. The movement is covered by a 10-year warranty when registered with MyOris, extending the standard two-year warranty. Bracelet / Strap The watch is fitted with a stainless-steel bracelet, complementing the Aquis case and reinforcing its integrated sports-watch aesthetic. Its solid construction provides a balanced, cohesive appearance, while the 23mm interhorn width accommodates compatible Oris replacement straps. For collectors who prefer a more casual configuration, the Aquis platform also supports compatible rubber strap options. Final Thoughts The Great Barrier Reef Limited Edition IV is an appealing expression of what makes the modern Oris Aquis compelling. Its gradient blue dial provides an immediate visual connection to the ocean, while the limited production of 2,000 pieces gives the watch a distinct place within the collection. More importantly, the Calibre 400 movement brings considerable technical value through its five-day power reserve, enhanced anti-magnetism and extended service and warranty provisions. Combined with 300m water resistance and Oris's continuing commitment to reef conservation, this is a limited-edition dive watch with both mechanical and environmental significance. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 2,000 pieces available worldwide Case size: 43.5mm Case material: Stainless steel; tungsten minutes scale top ring Case back: Stainless steel, screwed, special engravings Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Oris Calibre 400 Power reserve: Approx 120hrs / 5 days Dial: Gradient blue dial Glass: Sapphire, domed on both sides, AR coating inside Water resistance: 30ATM Strap type: Bracelet Strap material: Stainless steel bracelet Buckle: Stainless steel buckle Warranty: 2 years, extendable to 10 years when you join MyOris

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The Zelos Hammerhead 43 Field DLC Storm brings together the collection's substantial case architecture and a distinctive hammered-texture dial in dusty lavender. The dark DLC-coated stainless-steel case and bracelet provide a strong contrast to the dial's softer colour, while blue luminescent accents add another dimension to the design. Powered by the Seiko NH38 automatic movement and equipped with 300m water resistance, the Storm combines the Hammerhead's functional construction with a more unconventional visual identity. Inspiration & Design The Storm explores contrast through colour, texture and surface finishing. Its hammered dial introduces an irregular, tactile appearance, with the dusty lavender tone shifting in character under different lighting conditions. Against the dark DLC finish, the dial becomes the focal point without relying on bright or highly saturated colours. The design retains the substantial proportions associated with the Hammerhead collection, while the combination of a dark exterior and textured dial gives this execution its own identity. Dial & Case The Storm features a hammered-texture dial in dusty lavender, complemented by blue luminescent detailing. Its luminous elements incorporate Super-LumiNova C3, Lumicast and BGW9. The 43mm case is constructed from 316L stainless steel with a DLC coating, providing increased resistance to scratches and scuffs. It measures 48mm lug-to-lug and 13mm thick, including the crystal. A domed sapphire crystal with an internal anti-reflective coating protects the dial, while 300m water resistance reinforces the watch's functional credentials. Movement The Hammerhead 43 Field DLC Storm is powered by the Seiko NH38 automatic mechanical movement. The no-date configuration keeps the dial free of a date aperture, allowing its textured surface and luminous details to remain uninterrupted. Bracelet / Strap The Storm is fitted with a DLC-coated 316L stainless-steel bracelet, extending the dark finish across the entire watch. Its quick-adjust clasp features an external release mechanism, allowing convenient fit adjustments throughout the day. The 22mm lug width also provides flexibility for alternative strap combinations. Final Thoughts The Hammerhead 43 Field DLC Storm demonstrates how a change in materials and colour can transform an established design. The dark DLC finish gives the watch a more technical appearance, while the hammered lavender dial introduces an unexpected softness. Combined with the reliable Seiko NH38 movement and 300m water resistance, it offers a distinctive interpretation of a robust automatic sports watch. Explore the Collection Discover the Zelos collection at Red Army Watches Singapore, featuring independent mechanical watches recognised for distinctive dial materials, unconventional finishes and robust construction. Technical Specifications Case size: 43mm Case material: 316L stainless steel, DLC coated Case back: Stainless steel Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Seiko NH38 Power reserve: Approx 41hrs Dial:  Hammered texture, dusty lavender; Super-Luminova C3, Lumicast and BGW9 Glass: Sapphire crystal; domed with inner AR coating Water resistance: 30ATM Strap type: Bracelet Strap material: 316L stainless steel, DLC coated Buckle: Stainless steel deployant buckle Warranty: 1 year

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The Shanghai Watch Commander Scout traces its lineage to the Type 114, Shanghai Watch’s first military diving watch. Developed in the 1960s in response to military requirements, the Type 114 combined automatic winding and a date complication with enhanced resistance to shock, magnetism and water. Some examples were issued to senior military officers, contributing to its reputation as an officer’s watch or general’s watch.  The modern Commander revisits that history through a compact 37.5mm case, 300m water resistance and a unidirectional titanium bezel. For the Scout, Shanghai Watch combines those functional foundations with a silver-grey sunray dial and beige nylon-leather strap for a softer, more understated interpretation. Inspiration & Design The Commander collection draws directly from Shanghai Watch’s Type 114 military diving watch. Its origins can be traced to the A641 project of 1964, an experimental high-grade slim watch that contributed to subsequent development. Following a requirement for an automatic watch with date display and enhanced shock, magnetic and water resistance, Shanghai Watch developed the 29-jewel Type 114 military diving watch in 1965. A 24-jewel version using the SS4C movement followed in 1968. The contemporary Commander retains recognisable elements from the Type 114 while refining them for modern wear. Shanghai’s calligraphic signature remains at 12 o’clock, the date window occupies the traditional 3 o’clock position, and the characteristic wedge-shaped hour markers have been streamlined. At 6 o’clock sits the distinctive two-bar, four-star insignia, providing the most immediate visual reference to the Commander identity. Dial & Case The Scout is distinguished by its silver-grey sunray dial, whose brushed surface shifts subtly with changing light. Grey-toned hands and indices maintain the restrained palette, while the steel-coloured two-bar, four-star insignia sits above the “Made in China” signature at 6 o’clock. Pencil-shaped hour and minute hands are paired with a slender seconds hand with a broadened tip. The three-dimensional wedge indices and hands are treated with Super-LumiNova® for low-light visibility. The satin-brushed 316L stainless-steel case measures 37.5mm across and 13.45mm thick, topped by a domed sapphire crystal. Shanghai Watch pairs it with a silver-grey unidirectional titanium bezel, which also incorporates Super-LumiNova®. The material brings strength and corrosion resistance while reducing weight around the perimeter of the watch. A screw-down steel crown and solid steel caseback help deliver a substantial 300m / 30ATM water-resistance rating. Movement Inside is Shanghai Watch’s ST2130 automatic movement, operating at 28,800 vibrations per hour / 4Hz. The 28-jewel calibre provides central hours, minutes and seconds together with the date display at 3 o’clock, with approximately 42 hours of power reserve when fully wound. A solid steel caseback keeps the emphasis on durability and the Commander’s tool-watch character rather than displaying the movement. Bracelet / Strap The Scout is supplied on a 20mm beige nylon-and-leather strap, chosen to complement the cooler silver-grey dial and case. It uses a conventional pin buckle and quick-release construction. Also included is a 20mm stainless-steel bracelet, fitted with a turtle-back clasp and quick-release system. This effectively gives the Scout two distinct personalities: more relaxed and field-inspired on the beige strap, or more conventionally dive-watch oriented on steel. Final Thoughts The Commander Scout demonstrates how effectively Shanghai Watch can use its archives without becoming constrained by them. The Type 114 provides genuine historical substance, but the modern watch stands on its own: compact dimensions, sapphire crystal, a titanium diving bezel and 300m water resistance make it a capable contemporary tool watch. Of the two Commander executions, the Scout is the quieter choice. Its silver-grey palette and beige strap soften the military influence without erasing it - making the watch particularly easy to wear beyond its historical context. Technical Specifications Case size: 37.5mm  Case material: 316L stainless steel Case back: 316L stainless steel Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: ST2130 Power reserve: Approx 42hrs Dial:  Silver grey sunray; applied wedge-shaped indices with Super-Luminova; pencil hour/minute hands and linear seconds hand with Super-Luminova Glass: Sapphire crystal Water resistance: 30ATM Strap type: 1x strap; 1x bracelet Strap material: Nylon and leather strap; stainless steel bracelet Buckle: Stainless steel Warranty: 2 years  

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The Shanghai Watch Commander Sniper traces its lineage to the Type 114, the brand’s first military diving watch. Developed in the 1960s in response to requirements from the Chinese military, the Type 114 combined automatic winding, a date complication and enhanced resistance to shock, magnetism and water. Some examples were issued to senior military officers, earning the watch the informal reputation of an officer’s watch or general’s watch. The modern Commander revisits that history in a more compact form. The Sniper pairs a 37.5mm gunmetal steel case with a dark sunray dial, titanium diving bezel and 300m water resistance - retaining the utilitarian character of its predecessor while bringing the construction firmly into the present. Inspiration & Design The Commander collection draws directly from Shanghai Watch’s Type 114 military diving watch. Its origins can be traced to the A641 project of 1964, an experimental high-grade slim watch that provided a foundation for subsequent development. Following a requirement for an automatic watch with a date display and enhanced shock, magnetic and water resistance, Shanghai Watch further developed the design and in 1965 produced the 29-jewel Type 114 military diving watch. A later 24-jewel version powered by the SS4C movement followed in 1968. The contemporary Commander retains recognisable elements of the Type 114 while refining them for modern proportions. Shanghai’s calligraphic signature remains at 12 o’clock, the date window sits at 3, and the original wedge-shaped hour markers have been streamlined without losing their distinctive geometry. At 6 o’clock, the two-bar, four-star insignia references military rank and provides the most direct visual link to the Commander identity. Dial & Case The Sniper takes the darker of the two titanium-bezel Commander executions. Its black sunray dial is designed to reveal subtle changes in texture under changing light, while tonal hands, indices and the two-bar, four-star emblem reinforce its deliberately subdued appearance. Pencil-shaped hour and minute hands are joined by a slender seconds hand with a broadened tip. The three-dimensional wedge indices and hands are treated with Super-LumiNova® for visibility in low light. The 37.5mm case is made from 316L stainless steel with a gunmetal finish and measures 13.45mm thick. Satin-brushed surfaces maintain the tool-watch character, while a domed sapphire crystal protects the dial. Around it sits one of the more interesting updates to the historic design: a unidirectional titanium diving bezel, selected for its strength, corrosion resistance and reduced weight. The bezel itself incorporates Super-LumiNova®, extending nighttime legibility beyond the dial. A screw-down crown and solid steel caseback contribute to a substantial 300m / 30ATM water-resistance rating. Movement Inside is Shanghai Watch’s ST2130 automatic movement, operating at 28,800 vibrations per hour / 4Hz. The 28-jewel calibre provides central hours, minutes and seconds together with the date display at 3 o’clock, and delivers approximately 42 hours of power reserve when fully wound. Rather than using an exhibition caseback, Shanghai Watch has chosen a solid steel back for this Commander - an appropriate decision for a watch whose identity is rooted more firmly in military utility and diving capability than movement display. Bracelet / Strap The Sniper is supplied on a 20mm black nylon-and-leather strap with a pin buckle. Its quick-release construction makes changing the watch’s character particularly straightforward. Also included is a 20mm gunmetal stainless-steel bracelet, fitted with a turtle-back clasp and its own quick-release system. The darker bracelet creates a more integrated, monochromatic appearance, while the nylon-leather strap emphasises the Commander’s field and military character. Final Thoughts The Commander Sniper succeeds because Shanghai Watch has resisted simply reproducing an old military watch. The historical cues are still there - the calligraphic signature, date position, wedge indices and military insignia - but the 37.5mm proportions, titanium bezel, sapphire crystal and 300m water resistance make this a genuinely modern tool watch. Its Type 114 lineage gives it a story worth knowing. Its compact dimensions and dark gunmetal execution mean you don’t need to be a history enthusiast to appreciate it. Technical Specifications Case size: 37.5mm  Case material: Gunmetal 316L stainless steel Case back: 316L stainless steel Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: ST2130 Power reserve: Approx 42hrs Dial:  Black sunray; applied wedge-shaped indices with Super-Luminova; pencil hour/minute hands and linear seconds hand with Super-Luminova Glass: Sapphire crystal Water resistance: 30ATM Strap type: 1x strap; 1x bracelet Strap material: Nylon and leather strap; gunmetal stainless steel bracelet Buckle: Stainless steel Warranty: 2 years  

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The Horizon Nemo Grey Matters Grey Wave brings movement to a monochromatic palette. Flowing, intersecting lines ripple across the grey dial, creating a surface that appears to shift and change as light moves across it. Part of the Nemo Grey Matters collection, Grey Wave takes the architectural foundations of the Nemo and pares back the colour, allowing texture, depth and light to become the defining elements - while retaining the robust specifications and everyday versatility that underpin the collection. Inspiration & Design Grey Matters explores what happens when Horizon steps away from the vibrant colour often associated with the Nemo and focuses instead on texture, light and subtle detail. For Grey Wave, the inspiration comes from movement. Flowing intersecting lines evoke ripples across water and shifting currents, introducing a sense of motion to an otherwise restrained grey palette. The effect changes with the viewing angle. At times the pattern appears quiet and almost tonal; under changing light, the lines become more pronounced and the dial takes on a noticeably more dynamic character. Dial & Case The Grey Wave dial is defined by its flowing textured pattern, creating the impression of movement across the monochromatic surface. Against the restrained grey palette, the Nemo's applied elements and BGW9 Super-LumiNova provide clarity while allowing the texture beneath to remain the focus. Surrounding the dial is a 120-click unidirectional bezel fitted with a sapphire insert, continuing the grey treatment beyond the dial. The 316L stainless-steel case measures 40mm in diameter, 11.85mm high and 47mm lug-to-lug - proportions that balance the visual presence of a dive watch with everyday wearability. A top-hat sapphire crystal with three layers of anti-reflective coating protects the dial. A screw-down crown and 200m/20ATM of water resistance reinforce the Nemo's functional foundations. Movement Inside is the Miyota 9039, a slim, no-date automatic movement that allows the dial to remain visually balanced without a date aperture interrupting the Grey Wave pattern. A proven Japanese calibre, the 9039 provides the dependable mechanical foundation that suits the Nemo's positioning as a watch designed to be worn rather than treated delicately. Bracelet / Strap Grey Wave is supplied on a 316L stainless-steel bracelet with a butterfly clasp. A push-button micro-adjustment system built into the links allows the fit to be fine-tuned without tools. Also included is a vintage-style strap made from oiled and glazed aniline full-grain leather, giving the watch a noticeably different character away from the steel bracelet. The combination makes Grey Wave particularly versatile: contemporary and integrated on steel, warmer and more relaxed on leather. Final Thoughts Grey Wave demonstrates how much visual energy can be created without relying on colour. Its monochromatic palette may be restrained, but the dial itself is anything but static. The flowing pattern reacts to light and viewing angle, giving the watch a sense of movement that rewards a closer look. Where Grey Weave feels structured and quietly tactile, Grey Wave is the more dynamic of the two Grey Matters interpretations - an understated Nemo with considerably more going on beneath the surface. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 23 pieces available worldwide Case size: 40mm  Case material: 316L stainless steel Case back: 316L stainless steel Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Miyota 9039 Power reserve: Approx 42hrs Dial: Grey textured dial; SuperLuminova BGW9 on hands, numbers, indices Bezel: Unidirectional, 120-click, sapphire insert Glass: Top hat sapphire crystal with 3 layers of anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 20ATM Strap type: Bracelet Strap material: Stainless steel bracelet with Microsliders Buckle: Stainless steel butterfly clasp Warranty: 1 year

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The Horizon Nemo Grey Matters Grey Weave takes the familiar architecture of the Nemo in a quieter, more considered direction. Colour gives way to texture, with a monochromatic grey dial whose intricate crosshatched surface draws inspiration from woven fabric. Subtle from a distance and increasingly detailed up close, Grey Weave lets light, texture and the Nemo's layered construction do the talking - while retaining the robust specifications and everyday versatility that underpin the collection. Inspiration & Design Grey Matters explores what happens when Horizon steps away from the vibrant colour often associated with the Nemo and focuses instead on texture, light and subtle detail. For Grey Weave, the inspiration comes from woven fabric. Fine intersecting lines form a crosshatched dial pattern, creating a surface that appears restrained at first glance but reveals greater depth as light moves across it. The effect suits the Nemo particularly well. Its already architectural design gains another layer of visual interest without becoming busier, resulting in a watch that feels distinctive without demanding attention. Dial & Case The Grey Weave dial is defined by its crosshatched texture, creating depth through pattern rather than colour. Against the monochromatic grey palette, the Nemo's applied elements and BGW9 Super-LumiNova provide clarity while allowing the texture beneath to remain the focus. Surrounding the dial is a 120-click unidirectional bezel fitted with a sapphire insert, continuing the grey treatment beyond the dial. The 316L stainless-steel case measures 40mm in diameter, 11.85mm high and 47mm lug-to-lug - proportions that balance the visual presence of a dive watch with everyday wearability. A top-hat sapphire crystal with three layers of anti-reflective coating protects the dial. A screw-down crown and 200m/20ATM of water resistance reinforce the Nemo's functional foundations. Movement Inside is the Miyota 9039, a slim, no-date automatic movement that allows the dial to remain visually balanced without a date aperture interrupting the Grey Weave pattern. A proven Japanese calibre, the 9039 provides the dependable mechanical foundation that suits the Nemo's positioning as a watch designed to be worn rather than treated delicately. Bracelet / Strap Grey Weave is supplied on a 316L stainless-steel bracelet with a butterfly clasp. A push-button micro-adjustment system built into the links allows the fit to be fine-tuned without tools. Also included is a vintage-style strap made from oiled and glazed aniline full-grain leather, giving the watch a noticeably different character away from the steel bracelet. The combination makes Grey Weave particularly versatile: contemporary and integrated on steel, warmer and more relaxed on leather. Final Thoughts Grey Weave demonstrates that restraint doesn't have to mean simplicity. By reducing the colour palette, Horizon draws greater attention to the details that might otherwise compete for notice - the woven texture of the dial, the layered Nemo architecture and the way the surface changes under different light. It is perhaps the quieter of the two Grey Matters interpretations, but that's precisely its strength: an unconventional Nemo that doesn't need to shout about being different. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 23 pieces available worldwide Case size: 40mm  Case material: 316L stainless steel Case back: 316L stainless steel Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Miyota 9039 Power reserve: Approx 42hrs Dial: Grey textured dial; SuperLuminova BGW9 on hands, numbers, indices Bezel: Unidirectional, 120-click, sapphire insert Glass: Top hat sapphire crystal with 3 layers of anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 20ATM Strap type: Bracelet Strap material: Stainless steel bracelet with Microsliders Buckle: Stainless steel butterfly clasp Warranty: 1 year

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