Watch Diving Watch U1 SDR

The Watch
Watchmaker Sinn presents this stunning dive watch, made for every lover of the sea and ocean. It will swim, dive, and accompany you on your underwater adventures down to 1,000 meters below the surface! With a bold masculine aesthetic, this timepiece features a silver-toned stainless steel case with imposing dimensions: 44 mm in diameter and 14.7 mm thick, with a total weight of 113 grams. The case is topped with a flat sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating. A black unidirectional rotating bezel provides a visual countdown function. The crown, used to wind the movement, is screw-down and positioned at 4 o'clock. Finally, the screw-back case protects the Sellita movement within.

The Dial
Strikingly black, the dial of this timepiece features three hands at its center. The rectangular hour and minute hands are predominantly white, while the seconds hand injects energy into the whole watch with its bold red hue. The rectangular indices run along the dial's perimeter. Both hands and indices are treated with a luminescent coating, ensuring legibility in the dark. A date window sits at 3 o'clock, displaying white numerals on a black background. The brand signs its name in italics at 12 o'clock and indicates, opposite, the movement type and water resistance rating.

The Movement
An automatic self-winding movement powers this timepiece. Swiss-made by Sellita, the SW200-1 caliber drives the hours, minutes, and seconds hands, as well as the date window at 3 o'clock. Boasting 26 jewels, this caliber beats at 28,800 vph for a power reserve of 38 hours.

The Bracelet
This timepiece comes fitted with a silver-toned stainless steel bracelet. Crafted with three links, it delivers a boldly masculine look. It fastens with a deployant clasp, also in stainless steel. The lug width measures 22 mm.

Water Resistance
With a water resistance of 1,000 meters - 100 ATM in watchmaking terms - even Captain Nemo would envy this timepiece built for the deep. Bath, shower, swimming, or diving (freediving or with tanks): this watch handles it all and comes out gleaming. Our watch experts at Ocarat have just two requests:
Do not operate the pushers or crown while submerged.
The best photo of an exotic fish you spot in the depths - with the watch in the shot if possible - would look absolutely stunning in our office and on our Instagram page!