Steinhart - History, Models and Owners' Reviews

This Steinhart has its own identity even if it is indeed a tribute: the original logo distinguishes it and brings a fun side to this watch. The proportions of the 39mm are perfect for small wrists!! The proportions of the watch on this size reinforce the design of the watch: the indexes are closer together which brings a plus in the aesthetics of the watch. In terms of the caliber, it is equipped with a sellita SW200 -2 which delays by about 2 - 5 seconds per day (this is an average observed over a month when worn) The luminova is not its strong point compared to Seiko but it still shines well at night and in the morning I can read the time when I wake up.

This Steinhart Ocean Forty-Four which as its name suggests, has a 44 mm diameter case. This watch is part of the tradition of robust and reliable diving watches, offering a design that will appeal to those who prefer a larger dial for better readability underwater and a stronger visual impact on the wrist.

The Steinhart Ocean One Submersible 1000 is a dive watch that is part of the extensive Steinhart watch range, known for offering high-quality materials, Swiss mechanical movements and a design aesthetic that pays homage to classic dive watches. Steinhart, as a brand, is valued for its value for money combined with a commitment to craftsmanship and performance. This model "Ocean One Submersible 1000", as the name suggests, is designed to be water resistant up to 1000 feet, making it suitable for professional diving activities water resistant to 300 meters. The watch features a stainless steel case, plexi glass and an aluminum bezel, which are standard attributes for high-end dive watches from the 60s to 70s.