Carl F. Bucherer – Patravi Scubatec Ladies
As summer approaches, Carl's new Patravi Scubatec Ladies. F Bucherer in steel powered by the self-winding CFB 1950 caliber will attract the attention of ladies looking for a reliable yet feminine watch. The sporty look of the piece is expressed by its 36 mm steel case and an exposed crown protection which ensures water resistance up to 200 m in depth. Diamonds set on each lug of the bracelet and on the steel and ceramic bezel underline the elegance of this timepiece. On the matte white dial decorated with a subtle wave pattern, four diamonds sparkle in place of the numerals and indexes usually reserved for diving and decompression times. A bright white dot indicates the zero position. The Patravi Scubatec Ladies comes with two straps. The first is made of rubber allowing the owner to wear her watch in water, without fear of damaging the bracelet, and the second is made of steel.
Chopard – Happy Ocean
A sea breeze is blowing over the Happy Sport collection, which this year welcomes a "diver" as comfortable in the depths of the sea as on the deck of a sailboat: the Happy Ocean watch. Combined with a large 40mm steel case, the unidirectional rotating bezel with two-tone blue-turquoise or blue-raspberry trim recalling the shades of the ocean and the shimmering colors of corals has wave-like notches for better grip. hand under water. On the dial where five mobile diamonds twirl are affixed the hands and indexes luminescent in the night. Water-resistant to 300 meters, the timepiece houses a Chopard automatic movement. Finally, a great first for the brand's women's collections, the Happy Sport watch is fitted with a NATO strap.
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Eterna – KonTiki Lady Diver Quartz
2017 marks the 70th anniversary of the Kon-Tiki expedition. In 1947, the Norwegian anthropologist Thor Heyerdahl left the Peruvian port of Callao aboard a balsa raft called Kon-Tiki in order to prove to the world that the first Polynesians could be descended from the Indians of South America. After more than a hundred days on the Pacific and 8,000 km covered, the crew arrived safely. In the preparation phase of the expedition, Thor Heyerdahl asks Eterna to obtain waterproof watches capable of withstanding the extreme conditions of the crossing. In homage to the explorer, Eterna presented in 1958 the first watch called KonTiki with an automatic movement protected by a waterproof case up to 200 meters. Since then, this collection has continued to welcome new references.
This year, Eterna is expanding its women's diver's watch offering and presenting the KonTiki Lady Diver Quartz. Both chic and casual, this timepiece combines a 36 mm diameter steel case with a white lacquered dial. For a more urban look, two of the four variants are offered with a rose gold PVD treatment. The white, pink or black leather strap completes the neat look of the piece. The triangular index at 12 o'clock, symbol of Eterna, is there to remind us that the Lady KonTiki Diver remains above all a diver's watch, waterproof up to 200 meters, equipped with a unidirectional ceramic bezel and endowed with a fluorescent display visible in the dark.
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