Retro character meets a new sense of depth in the latest Deepwater Arctic 200
The deeper you go, the more the light changes. Colors shift, shadows stretch, and everything takes on a different dimension.
That feeling comes to the surface in our latest Deepwater Arctic 200, now updated with dégradé dials in deep blue and smoky gradient colorways. The gradual transition of color adds new depth to the dial while preserving the clean readability and retro character that define the Deepwater Arctic.
A New View of the Deep
At the heart of each new Deepwater Arctic is its dégradé dial. One moves through rich shades of deep blue, while the other takes on a darker, smoky finish. Both create a subtle sense of dimension that changes the character of the watch without distracting from its purpose.
Arabic numeral markers at the quarter hours reinforce the Arctic’s distinctive retro styling, while Super-Luminova® in-fill on the hands and hour markers helps maintain readability in low-light conditions. An anti-reflective sapphire crystal keeps the view of the dial clear. It’s a fresh expression of the Deepwater Arctic, but underneath, this is still a watch built to venture deeper.
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Deepwater Arctic 200 40.5mm HNBR Synthetic Rubber Strap Watch40.5 mm Black/Gunmetal/Black$269.00
Built for Below
The Deepwater Arctic 200 pairs its new dial design with serious underwater capability. Its 40mm brushed stainless-steel case features finely polished edges, a sturdy crown guard, and 200m of water resistance reinforced by a screw-down crown and screw-on case back. A unidirectional ratcheting ceramic top ring provides a durable way to track time beneath the waves while adding a polished contrast to the rugged stainless-steel case. The result is a watch engineered for pressures of up to 20 atmospheres and designed with the details that matter when heading below the surface.
Comfort In and Out of the Water
A capable watch should feel just as considered on the wrist. Each watch comes fitted with a UV-resistant HNBR synthetic rubber strap that offers flexibility and comfort in and out of the water. Quick-release spring bars also make changing the strap simple, with no tools required.
From the sapphire crystal to the ceramic top ring to the flexible HNBR strap, every element balances purpose with considered design.
Retro Style, Deeper Perspective
The Deepwater Arctic brought a distinctive retro edge to a purpose-built underwater watch, but its new dégradé dials take that character somewhere new. Whether you opt for the deep blue or smoky model, each gradient gives the dial a greater sense of depth while the watch underneath remains every bit as capable: clear, robust, and ready to descend.
