Reaching back into their archive of iconic timepieces, they are pleased to reissue the 1972 Oceanographer, known in its time as the “Devil Diver” After years of supplying waterproof and accurate timepieces to the U.S.  military, the unique piece was designed for diving conditions. The watch  earned its nickname “Devil Diver” when the brand famously printed  “666 feet” on the original dial referring in Imperial system terms to the depth that the timepiece could withstand underwater and  breaking with the conformity of the traditional 200m used by Swiss watchmakers. – Analog Shift Technical Specs Case Material:Stainless Steel Case Diameter: 44mm Case Thickness: 15mm Functions: Automatic, Calendar Glass: Double Curved Sapphire Box Crystal Water Resistance: 200M Style Case Color: Silver-Tone Dial Color: Green Strap: Silver-Tone Lug Width: 20mm

Reaching back into their archive of iconic timepieces, they are pleased to reissue the 1972 Oceanographer, known in its time as the “Devil Diver”

After years of supplying waterproof and accurate timepieces to the U.S.  military, the unique piece was designed for diving conditions. The watch  earned its nickname “Devil Diver” when the brand famously printed  “666 feet” on the original dial referring in Imperial system terms to the depth that the timepiece could withstand underwater and  breaking with the conformity of the traditional 200m used by Swiss watchmakers. – Analog Shift