Diver 18927/2 Watch

The Watch

Miguel Rodriguez dreamed of owning his own watchmaking brand, and so he founded Lotus in 1980. The brand offers compelling collections featuring relaxed, stylish models. The Diver watch is defined by its own distinct design - equally elegant and sporty. It features a 45 mm diameter case crafted in 316L stainless steel. Round in shape, it showcases a classic brushed silver finish and houses a mineral crystal. The case is topped by a numbered bezel with a surface in glossy blue. It is held in place by screws that align with certain hour indices. The double-grooved crown echoes the bezel's color, is protected, and sits at 3 o'clock for easy adjustment of all functions. Finally, the case back promises a water resistance of 20 ATM.

The Dial

The color combination on the dial of this model is a true success. It features a dark blue tone with a grid finish that gives it a bold graphic look. The outer edge features the minute track, with the upper portion colored red and the lower portion in light blue. The hour indices are large, varied in shape, and finished in silver for easy reading. Each of the three hands has a distinct geometric shape and varied color. The date complication sits in a window at 3 o'clock, displayed in black on a white background. The brand signature appears beneath 12 o'clock.

The Movement

This Diver watch is powered by a Miyota quartz movement. Of Japanese origin, it delivers unmatched precision and reliability for both the analog display and the date function.

The Bracelet

A rubber strap supports this timepiece. Robust and flexible, it fastens comfortably around the wrist with an ardillon buckle. Its blue color pairs effortlessly with any outfit.

Water Resistance

With a water resistance of 20 atmospheres, equivalent to 200 meters, this model qualifies without hesitation as a dive watch. Our watchmaking experts agree: while this timepiece handles showers, baths, sport swimming, free diving, and recreational scuba diving with ease, it is not designed for extreme deep-sea diving where pressure would compromise its water resistance. For professional divers looking to push depth limits, we recommend models rated at 30 atmospheres or more. We also advise against operating the push-buttons or crown while submerged, to maintain a perfect seal at all times!