Seagull Ocean Star Damascus Steel Watch
Watch cases made of Damascus steel, giving each watch case a one-of-a-kind pattern, limited worldwide to only 500 pieces.
Technical Specs
Type: Automatic
Model: ST2130
Jewels: 28
Description:
Self-winding mechanical movement beating at 28800 vibrations per hour, with a power reserve up to 39 hours.
Description
Crafting the Miracle of Damascus Steel
The watch case made from Damascus steel grants each timepiece with a unique pattern, making every single one a standalone piece of art. The screw-down crown is designed specifically for diving, while the hands and solid bar hour markers are equipped with Super-LumiNova BGW9 luminescent display, emitting a soft blue glow. The 360-degree unidirectional rotating bezel makes timing calculations easy during diving. The case back bears the Ocean Star series emblem, with each watch featuring a limited edition number, enhancing its commemorative and collectible value. The mesmerizing Damascus steel case is forged with ancient techniques for a one-of-a-kind fluid texture. Each unique pattern tells a legend through every turn of time's wheel. Slip into the currents and make this mythical metal your own. The deep awaits only 500 brave explorers.
Shape：Round
Material: Damascus Steel
Caseback: Solid
Dimension：Ø 43.80 mm
Thickness：12.50 mm
Crystal: Domed Scratch-Resistant Sapphire Crystal
Water Resistance: 200 metres
Dial Color: Brown
Bracelet/Strap: Strap
Strap Color: Brown
Material: Cow Leather
Buckle Type: Pin Buckle
Hours, minutes, seconds and date.
Luminous hands, water resistant to 200m, rotating diver's bezel for diving timing.
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