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Here are some lovely new photos of the upcoming DSUB1 from Damasko, who have decided to change the dial color to a much deeper and imo better looking Royal Blue color!
Not everyone was taken by the previous blue used for DSUB1, so this is going to win back some favor for what is set to be one of the most eagerly anticipated dive watch releases of 2017.
The DSUB1 has a 42mm by 12.8mm case, built from the same type of hardened German Submarine Steel that Sinn use, so benefits from the same high-level of saltwater corrosion resistance and magnetic resistance.
It also boasts a couple of impressive technologies such as its self-lubricating crown with hardened tube system and patented ceramic-ball divers bezel. It is water-resistant to 300 meters.
The DSUB1’s will be powered by a Swiss made ETA 2824-2. However they plan to release a divers watch with an in-house movement in future! MSRP is TBA, let’s hope it’s a least competitive.
If you're unfamiliar with Damasko, they are a well-known German brand who have up until now been purely focused on mechanical pilots / aviation watches. Follow the link embedded, below to find out more.
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Let us know your thoughts and impressions.
Here are some lovely new photos of the upcoming DSUB1 from Damasko, who have decided to change the dial color to a much deeper and imo better looking Royal Blue color!
Not everyone was taken by the previous blue used for DSUB1, so this is going to win back some favor for what is set to be one of the most eagerly anticipated dive watch releases of 2017.
The DSUB1 has a 42mm by 12.8mm case, built from the same type of hardened German Submarine Steel that Sinn use, so benefits from the same high-level of saltwater corrosion resistance and magnetic resistance.
It also boasts a couple of impressive technologies such as its self-lubricating crown with hardened tube system and patented ceramic-ball divers bezel. It is water-resistant to 300 meters.
The DSUB1’s will be powered by a Swiss made ETA 2824-2. However they plan to release a divers watch with an in-house movement in future! MSRP is TBA, let’s hope it’s a least competitive.
If you're unfamiliar with Damasko, they are a well-known German brand who have up until now been purely focused on mechanical pilots / aviation watches. Follow the link embedded, below to find out more.
Continue reading...
Let us know your thoughts and impressions.