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Light Yet Robust: Circula Dives Deep with Scratch-Resistant DiveSport

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Circula, a family-owned watch brand from Pforzheim, one of Germany’s horological centers, unveils its newest tool watch, the DiveSport, which is water resistant to an impressive 500 meters. Combining rugged durability and clever design, it features a sandblasted titanium grade 2 case measuring 42mm in diameter and 13.4mm in height, a screw-down crown and a unidirectional rotating diver's bezel.

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As always with Circula, the watch was created in collaboration with watch enthusiasts from all over the world. During the joint development on the brand's website, over 1,000 watch fans voted on various aspects. Like all mechanical watches from Circula, the new titanium diver’s watch is built and fine adjusted in Pforzheim.

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The watch is powered by the tried-and-trusted caliber Sellita SW200-1 in Elaboré quality. This self-winding movement ticks behind a closed case back likewise made of titanium.

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The DiveSport offers a range of captivating dials. The sand textured dials in black and grey exude sophistication, while the scratch pattern dials in petrol and yellow add a vibrant touch. The hands and hour markers, filled with Swiss Super-LumiNova BGW9 and C3 X1, ensure excellent legibility in any lighting condition.

The Circula DiveSport is attached to a rubber strap featuring quick-release pins for an easy exchange and can be ordered at Circula's online shop, starting at $799 (excl. VAT), including worldwide free shipping. With an additional titanium bracelet, pricing is marked at $949 (excl. VAT).

To learn more, visit Circula, here.

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