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Meet the Latest Execution of Zodiac's Super Sea Wolf Compression Automatic

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ZOD4831594 FA22 Zodiac Blue Story Feature and Social Photography
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Resistant, perfectly readable by day and night, thoroughly tested, and therefore reliable at all times - it's no wonder that divers' watches are among the most sought-after timepieces. An attractive newcomer that is in its element in the water as well as on dry land is Zodiac's latest Super Sea Wolf Compression Automatic . Water-resistant to 200 meters, this timepiece harks back to a legendary diver's watch that was among the pioneers of the beloved watch type in the early 1950s in the original Sea Wolf.

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Unlike larger editions in the Sea Wolf line, the stainless steel case of this latest edition boasts a diameter of 39mm, making the watch an interesting option for aficionadas or enthusiasts with smaller wrists; the height is also a moderate 13.4mm. As it is stated in the diver's watch specifications, the Super Sea Wolf Compression Automatic is equipped with a rotating bezel that frames the luminescent dial with bold hour markers and hands. Inside, the automatic STP 1-11 caliber with a power reserve of 40 hours keeps things precise.

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ZOD4831594 FA22 Zodiac Blue Story Feature and Social Photography © PR

Attached to a 5-link steel bracelet, the new Zodiac Super Sea Wolf Compression Automatic is available now via the brand's website and authorized retailers for $1,495.

To learn more, visit Zodiac, here.

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