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Norqain Introduces COSC-Certified Adventure Models with Mountain DNA

Three new 40mm Adventure references bring a fresh mountain-pattern dial, upgraded 200-meter water resistance, and— on the limited Neverest Orange— a charitable link to the Himalayas.
Norqain Adventure Neverest, N130008B01B01, title
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With its latest launches, Norqain continues its ascent in the sports-watch segment. Two new COSC-certified steel models, the Adventure 40mm watches, debut a distinctive mountain-pattern dial and matching rubber straps, complemented by practical features such as crown guards, a round date window at 6 o’clock, a bezel with an aluminum insert with click system and water resistance rated to 200 meters. Completing the lineup is the likewise chronometer-certified Adventure Neverest 40mm Orange, a 350-piece limited edition in black DLC-coated steel with compass bezel and luminescent gradient dial. 

Norqain Adventure 40mm, N130008S01G01, front

Adventure 40mm, ref. N130008S01G01

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Adventure Grey and Green 40mm

The Adventure Grey 40mm and Adventure Green 40mm are housed in 40mm 316L steel cases measuring 12.55mm in height with a lug-to-lug length of 48.3mm. Both offer and enhanced water resistance to 200 meters and feature integrated crown guards for added protection. The new mountain-pattern dial defines the aesthetic. The gray version pairs its textured surface with light blue Superluminova accents, while the green model features luminescent light green highlights. A circular date window at 6 o’clock maintains symmetry, while diamond-cut, rhodium-plated indexes and hands, filled with matching Superluminova, ensure legibility. A unidirectional rotating bezel with a color-coordinated aluminum ring reinforces the tool-watch character. Driving both references is the  caliber N08 (Sellita SW200-1 base), an automatic movement certified as a chronometer by the COSC. Beating at 4 Hz (28,800 vph), it delivers a 41-hour power reserve and features a personalized Norqain oscillating weight visible through the sapphire case back. The models are available on newly designed mountain-pattern rubber straps or a stainless-steel bracelet, with prices ranging from $3,790 to $4,120 depending on the configuration.

 

Norqain Adventure 40 mm Expansion, ref. N130008S02E01, front

Adventure 40 mm Expansion, ref. N130008S02E01

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Adventure Neverest 40mm Orange

The Adventure Neverest 40mm Orange adds a more rugged visual identity. Its 40mm 316L stainless-steel case is finished with a black DLC coating and paired with a bidirectional rotating bezel featuring compass indications and a precise click system. Water resistance remains at 200 meters. The dial fades from black to gray.The black-plated, diamond-cut hands and indexes are filled with orange Superluminova, echoed by orange accents throughout the case and crown. The sapphire case back bears the inscriptions “Limited Edition,” “Neverest,” and “One of 350.”

 

 

Norqain Adventure 40mm Neverest, ref. N130008B01B01, front

Adventure 40mm Neverest, ref. N130008B01B01

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Like its steel counterparts, the limited edition is powered by the COSC-certified Norqain caliber N08 automatic movement. The watch is s offered on a mountain-pattern rubber strap in orange or black and priced at $4,450 on rubber and $4,990 on bracelet. Ten percent of proceeds from Neverest models are donated to the Nepal-based Butterfly Help Project, which supports families of Sherpas who have lost their lives in the Himalayan mountains and provides access to education for their children.


To learn more, visit Norqain, here.

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