Why customers love Beuchat?

Today I present a special watch on several aspects: —> A watch that embodies its glorious past, —> A toolwatch that can withstand anything, —> A watch with incredible finishes and reasonable proportions compared to its performance and waterproofness. The case partly takes the shape of its vintage big sister the Genesis with fine lines (for a diver) but also its knurled crown. However, it takes a little more diameter to modernize and is 41 mm which remains reasonable when you have it on your wrist. The dials have nice colors. But also a small detail that I like a lot: Beuchat embossed on it on the entire dial. Never seen before. The superluminova is as efficient as on Seiko, Citizen or other similar sisters. The hands also take the shapes of its ancestors Genesis and Abyssal. The steel bezel is firm and has an excellent grip with its sharp notches. The strap is quite simple in urethane like Citizen or Seiko and has a small drop, because at the horns there is 20 mm and at the buckle 18 mm. The buckle is also simple with Beuchat written on it and is in brushed finish like almost the entire watch. The edges of the case are in sandblasted finish very lightly. The case back is incredibly engraved! Serial number, small diver like in the old days… The caliber is quite simple: Miyota 8215; many find it crude, but it is a very resistant caliber, and renowned because worthy cousin of Citizen more than renowned for their robustness. Another advantage any watchmaker will repair it and is not expensive to maintain. I will finish on the incredible water resistance also 500m! A watch that also has a special resonance for me: It was offered to me by the CEO Beuchat for my work done for them.

—> A diving watch without compromise, it has incredible assets! A water resistance of 400 bars or 4000 meters! (tested at 6000 meters at the time!) —> A bold and timeless design: Finely brushed stainless steel bezel with screws to hold the bezel insert. The case is polished on the edges and remains very thin (9mm) without the back. —> It has all the charm of diving watches from the 90s; 3mm thick flat mineral glass, sober design, quality brushed stainless steel and no frills! The ultimate tool watch! But which remains thin and with beautiful proportions 39mm in diameter a magnificent knurled crown with a nice yellow cabochon, with the technology that characterizes the watch, written on it "HPS" hydraulic pressure system. In short, a must have! The glossy dial is simple but magnificent with unusual indexes. The Mercedes Rolex-style hands are also typical of the 90s. The second hand, with its little arrow tip, is painted yellow, as are some small writing details, also the famous "Hydraulic pressure system" The Isa 1198 quartz movement is very robust and is necessary because the watch is filled with silicone fluid. I repeat a must have😊✌🏻!!!!

A diving watch without compromise, it has incredible assets! A water resistance of 400 bars or 4000 meters! (tested at 6000 meters at the time!) I am not going to rewrite the same review as the previous Genesis 4000 since they are the same but with a yellow dial version... I will only add an adjective that is not the list of adjectives to characterize these Beuchat: INDESTRUCTIBLE!

When we talk about Beuchat Chronograph watches, we inevitably think of diving watches. But the brand is not limited to that, there are some slightly offbeat city watches. The Revolve series is made of very simple and inexpensive left quadrants, what more could you ask for? It is the most economical solution to have a watch whose hands turn in the right direction, because let's remember that turning the hands in the anti-trigonometric direction like most of contemporary watchmaking production is a kind of collective perversion. Why insist on turning in the wrong direction? Because everyone does it? That's what we call conformism. Let's not be afraid to be non-conformist and wear a Revolve! (I'm joking of course, it doesn't matter which way the hands turn, it's purely conventional)