Watch 1955 - 20 ATM 9123922006

The Watch

KELTON brings to life an iconic timepiece - technically impeccable and built to handle the most extreme conditions. In tribute to the brand's founding year, the Kelton 1955 is limited to 100 numbered pieces and represents the pinnacle of precise, meticulous assembly. Rugged and sporty, this stunning watch features a 39.5 mm diameter case crafted entirely in stainless steel with a brushed finish. A 7 mm screw-down crown bearing the brand's embossed K logo sits on the right side of the case. Remarkably, this watch is equipped with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and a screw-down stainless steel case back ensuring water resistance down to 200 meters.

The Dial

The intense green dial is brought to life by round luminescent hands and indices treated with Super-LumiNova for optimal legibility day and night on every outing. A date window on a white background keeps the simple date display clear and precise. A minute track runs along the perimeter, complemented by a stunning bezel. The maison signs the dial at 12 o'clock, noting the movement type and water resistance at 6 o'clock.

The Movement

This watch is powered by a highly reliable automatic movement. Developed by Miyota, the automatic caliber 8215 pushes the limits of watchmaking to faithfully display hours, minutes, seconds, and the date - in any circumstance. It features an analog display.

The Bracelet

Blending elegance with precision, this outstanding watch pairs with a solid stainless steel bracelet that keeps it securely and comfortably in place thanks to its deployment clasp. Whether you're heading into the city or suiting up for a dive, the Kelton 1955 won't leave your wrist. Its sport-chic profile adds a polished touch to any look and makes it your most reliable daily companion.

Water Resistance

This model offers water resistance of 20 atmospheres, or 200 meters - making it the perfect companion for deep-water aquatic activities. Designed for freediving, it shrugs off everything from high-pressure washers to showers, baths, lap swimming, and breath-hold dives. For scuba diving with tanks, however, we recommend a timepiece with a higher water resistance rating. Be sure not to operate the crown or pushers while submerged, to protect the movement's integrity.