Yema Navygraf - References, Prices and Owners' Reviews

Great opportunity to add a Navygraph to my collection, this limited series of 200 pieces for the launch of this model equipped with the new Yema CMM 20 manufacture caliber. This version is characterized by its minimalist and chic style without losing its diver's DNA (300m water resistance) Simple but neat finishes, deep black dial (difficult to show off in a photo), applied indexes, and sapphire black bezel. The details that I like: Yellow second hand and "Navygraph" screen printing that energize the dial, chamfers that extend to the crown protector, sapphire crystal caseback revealing this new micro rotor caliber. The 39mm and 9mm thick case is perfect for my wrist... Small downside on the leather strap a little stiff and not very pleasant to wear (to my taste). It will probably soften over time.

Yema navygraf in 39 mm. With tropic bracelet. A very pretty model from Yema. I was seduced by the orange color of the indexes and hands. Very readable. The case back with the old brand logo is superb. The bracelet is just comfortable. The whole is of a beautiful perceived quality. Discreet in addition. As for the movement, it suits me very well.

Here is a YEMA Navygraf II, a vintage French diving watch from the late 70s. I fell in love with the design of this completely atypical watch, with an original steel bracelet that is very comfortable to wear. The crown is quite massive and brings a touch of robustness and sportiness. The patina of the dial is exceptional with a golden effect, and bronze depending on the daylight. The automatic France Ebauche 990 FEE movement provides correct precision given its age. To conclude, this Yema that I have had for about a year is really a model that I like to wear daily, a real treat.