Waterfall Landscape Diver Style | Wall Clock (With Date Magnifier)

Did You Know?

Long before mechanical gears and quartz crystals, humanity relied on the steady flow of nature to track the hours. Ancient civilizations, dating as far back as 1500 BC in Egypt and Babylon, used water clocks—known as clepsydras. By measuring the regulated flow of water into or out of a vessel, water became one of the world's very first reliable horological mechanisms.

Product Description

This wall clock blends the robust architecture of a classic marine dive watch with the serene beauty of a natural landscape. The continuous canvas across the dial and the 60-minute graduated outer bezel features a high-definition, tranquil waterfall and forest scene at sunset. Traditional high-visibility luminescent geometric markers and classic hands are integrated seamlessly over the vista. A mineral glass lens magnifies the functional date display at the three o'clock position. Driven by a high-torque, silent sweeping quartz movement, the continuous second hand glides smoothly without the distraction of an audible tick. The entire unit is housed within a substantial, cold-milled stainless steel chassis.

Structural Specifications

• Format: Landscape diver style with a seamlessly integrated 60-minute bezel.

• Case Material: Solid brushed 304L stainless steel.

• Dial: High-definition waterfall landscape with UV-reactive luminescent geometric markers.

• Crystal: Mineral glass featuring a functional date magnifier.

• Movement: Silent continuous sweep quartz mechanism (zero ticking).

• Dimensions: 34 cm diameter, 5 cm depth.

• Weight: 1.2 kg.