
Show Notes
The Kurono Diver’s is the brand’s first dive oriented watch. At its' core is a 35 mm pillow shaped stainless-steel watch powered by a Miyota 90S5 automatic movement, featuring a white dial with luminous markers and blued cathedral hands. This inner watch can be worn alone as a slim 9 mm-thick everyday piece with 50 m water resistance, or placed inside a 46 mm outer diving case fitted with a red unidirectional bezel made of Extra Super Duralumin.
When housed in the outer case, the watch transforms into a proper dive watch with up to 300 m depth capability when fully sealed using a special tool. Priced around US$2,700 and distributed via a ballot system.
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