Review Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Watch

Post date: Jun 24, 2019 9:22:57 AM

The Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec watch is specially designed for the sports field. Whether it is surfing, diving or extreme drifting, it is easy to deal with. The anti-making ability is very strong. I believe that the watch friends who love diving watches should be very good. Interested. This singapore Lavra deep dive watch has a clear dial with a stylish and beautiful colour scheme https://www.captainthewatch.co/.

It has a diameter of 44.6 mm and a thickness of 13.45 mm. The stainless steel case is matched with a ceramic bezel, and the side of the case is polished by a wire drawing process, which highlights the unique texture of the metal. The bezel can only be rotated counterclockwise. This design can prevent the wearer from accidentally touching or mishandling, ensuring accurate calculation of the dive time and making it safer.

The 500m waterproof case is equipped with a drain valve, and the gas will be automatically discharged when diving and watering, to avoid damage to the case. The case is equipped with a screw-in crown at 3 o'clock. The crown is engraved with the classic brand logo of Bao Qile, and the surrounding is made of non-slip texture for easy adjustment.

The black fish-scale textured dial blends in with the elements of the sea, and the taste of the ocean is on the way. The simple three-pin layout is intuitive and clear when read. The hands and scales are treated with Super-LumiNova coating, which emits bright blue light in a dark environment. It is very eye-catching, making it easy for divers to read the time in the turbid water. The date display window is set at 3 o'clock and the waterproof depth mark of 500 meters is marked at 6 o'clock.

The rubber strap is perfect for summer wear and does not cause inconvenience to the sport, whether it is daily travel or water sports. The CFB 1950.1 self-winding movement is certified by the Swiss Official Observatory (COSC) to ensure precise travel time. The back of the table is engraved with two devil fish patterns that swim in the water. Both of them have maintained close cooperation with the British-based charity Manta Trust for many years. A conservation plan for the environment in which the endangered devil fish live.