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Aetherfire
Pelagion
Cryosea
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This watch is built to handle pressure - literally.
Aetherfire takes its name from the glow found near hydrothermal vents deep underwater. The dial glows fully in orange using Swiss SuperLuminova, giving it high visibility in the dark. It’s bright, clear, and consistent.
The 316L stainless steel case features both brushed and polished finishes. It’s rated to 300 meters and comes fitted with an integrated bracelet. Total weight: 180 grams - solid, not overbearing.
A 120-click unidirectional bezel frames the dial, fitted with rivets inspired by vintage dive helmets. A lume pip sits at 12 o’clock for fast orientation when the pressure’s on.
The embossed caseback uses a design first introduced in 2017. It’s stayed for a reason.
Aetherfire is built for those who like things made well and made to last.
| Manufacturer | Boldr |
|---|---|
| Strap Material Colour | Aetherfire |
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