Ships from Japan
The popular print ``The Great Wave off Kanagawa'' dial is made using a rare glaze technique.The glaze is made into a fine powder, washed many times with water, and then mixed with water and kneaded into a paste. This is called glaze. The glazed material is heated in a furnace to over 800 degrees Celsius. The melted glaze forms a glassy film on the metal surface that is extremely hard and does not deteriorate. The process of applying glaze and heating is repeated, sometimes as many as 12 times.
Equipped with reliable ``NH35'' made by Japan's famous Seiko for an elegant finish. In addition to accuracy, the material of the product is strong, durable, and long-lasting.
The case and band are made of 316L steel, which has excellent corrosion resistance and atmospheric corrosion resistance. The case is created using the advanced metal processing technology used in Japan's top mechanical watches, and the case also features a brushed finish. Adopts a luxurious ceramic bezel and the strongest sapphire windshield.
It is resistant to 200 meters of diving. Please note that it is not applicable to hot showers, baths, and saunas.It absorbs and stores sunlight and light from lighting equipment in a short period of time, making it perfect for visibility in dark places such as at night and deep sea. In addition to the hands, the dial also uses luminescent paint. A high-spec model that can also be used for divers, with a unidirectional rotating bezel and screw-in crown.
The popular Submariner type case combines traditional Japanese patterns. Boasting extremely high visibility, it is perfect not only for personal use, but also as a gift for business, festivals, birthdays, weddings, Valentine's Day, Father's Day, etc.
