Tutima Seven Seas M2 S-PVD watch is water-resistant to 500 meters.
Not each sport watch must be costly. It simply must be extremely useful to do the job it’s meant to do, together with dive watches which might be set to hitch the wearer at excessive underwater depths. German watch model Tutima is adept at providing among the finest high quality/worth ratios on the watch market with its M2 Seven Seas watches. Now, the model unveils its latest M2 Seven Seas S-PVD watch that brings subtle fashion for land to the water watch, as effectively.
Crafted in chrome steel with a matte black PVD coating, the brand new watches measure 40mm in diameter in comparison with its bigger Seven Seas S watch siblings which might be 43mm – giving a sleeker look. That, mixed with the black PVD converts the dive watch right into a stealth package deal sized comfortably for any wrist. The built-in lugs make the watch extra ergonomically comfy, as effectively.
The brand new Tutima Seven Seas M2 S-PVD watch boasts a metal 40mm case with PVD black matte coating. The … [+]
The dial of the primary iteration of the S-PVD (standing for metal with bodily vapor deposition coating)is in a degrade (gradient) vibrant yellow within the middle that progressively morphs to inexperienced on the outer edges. The markers and arms, in addition to the dive circle at 12:00 are all coated with Tremendous-LumiNova for simple underwater studying. Even the sapphire crystal on this watch is excessive efficiency, measuring 2.5mm thick. It’s rated 9 on the Mohs scale – second solely to diamonds when it comes to hardness. A black ceramic bezel inset is used to finish the hardness and scratch-resistant workhorse end.
Tutima Seven Seas M2 S-PVD watch with gradient dial retails for $1,980.
A screw-in crown makes the watch water-resistant to 50 ATM. For land lovers, that interprets to an astounding 500 meters (1500 ft). The strap boasts an underside of rubber with an higher floor of specifically made leather-based with daring inexperienced stitching to match the outer portion of the dial. The watch is powered by the self-winding Tutima Caliber 330 that has 38 hours of energy reserve when totally wound. As talked about earlier, Tutima’s explorer fashion watches are all about type and performance at worth costs. This watch retails for $1,980.
The M2 Seven Seas S-PVD watch could doubtless be getting some new dial variations quickly. It wasn’t too way back that Tutima launched the 43mm Seven Seas S (stainless steel) watches with degrade dials in a bunch of colours, together with crimson and inexperienced. It will likely be thrilling to see these, and possibly even a blue dial model, be part of the S-PVD line up.
