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U-Boat Sommerso Automatic Men's Watch 9520

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U-Boat Sommerso Automatic Men's Watch 9520The U Boat 9520 Sommerso Automatic Men's Watch combines bold style with serious functionality. Featuring a two tone green and black bezel and dial, it makes a striking statement on the wrist. The 46mm stainless steel case has a sleek matte finish, while the turnable bezel and screw down crown add rugged appeal. Underneath the anti reflective sapphire crystal, the green and black dial stands out with luminescent hands and indices, ensuring visibility

The U-Boat 9520 Sommerso Automatic Men's Watch combines bold style with serious functionality. Featuring a two-tone green and black bezel and dial, it makes a striking statement on the wrist. The 46mm stainless steel case has a sleek matte finish, while the turnable bezel and screw-down crown add rugged appeal. Underneath the anti-reflective sapphire crystal, the green and black dial stands out with luminescent hands and indices, ensuring visibility even in low light. Water-resistant up to 30 ATM, this watch is perfect for divers and outdoor enthusiasts. The vulcanized rubber strap offers both comfort and durability for everyday wear.

Core features of the Sommerso Collection:

  • Crown positioned on the left-hand side with U-Boat's patented crown protection system.
  • Unique serial number engraved on the side of the case.
  • Features a unidirectional bezel for added functionality.
  • Anti-reflective sapphire crystal with a lens over the date window for clarity.
  • Water-resistant up to 30 bars (300 meters), designed for diving and water activities.

Specifications:

  • Stainless steel case with a 46 mm diameter for a bold, substantial presence.
  • Green gradient dial with white indices and an exposed ruby for a distinctive look.
  • Arabic numerals at the 12, 4, and 8 o’clock positions, bordered by a steel brushed frame for enhanced clarity.
  • Red-tipped minutes hand and 24-hour indicator for a striking contrast.
  • Comfortable black silicone strap designed for durability and wearability.
  • Features include hours, minutes, seconds, date aperture, and a screw-down crown for secure time adjustments.
  • Movement type: Swiss automatic mechanical with a 38-hour power reserve, 25 jewels, and a frequency of 28,800 A/h.
  • Caliber: SW 200 Sellita, known for its precision and reliability.
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