
Introducing the Christopher Ward C12 Loco
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Durability and clear readability in a 41mm diameter size that is comfortable to wear: you will find these properties in the U50 series.
Visually, the diver’s watch is noticeable for the striking design of its matte-black dial and a display that concentrates on the essentials. When it comes to its features, we also focus consistently on typical SINN characteristics. The case and crown are thus made of high-strength seawater-resistant German Submarine Steel. This type of steel stands out not only for its extremely high strength and exceptional non-magnetic properties but also for its especially high resistance to seawater. We have designed the rotating bezel so that it is captive in the case. As it may experience high levels of stress during use, we have also hardened the surface of the bezel only using TEGIMENT Technology and Black Hard Coating, making it especially scratch-resistant.
These features make it clear that the U50 SDR is perfectly suited to diving use – a fact that has been verified by the classification company DNV. DNV verifies and certifies pressure resistance to a diving depth of 500 metres (= 50 bar) and temperature resistance and functionality in accordance with the European diving equipment standards.
Mechanical Movement
Case
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SINN Technologies
Dimensions and Weight
Dial and Hands
Warranty
Watch Diameter | 41mm |
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Watch Glass | Sapphire with AR coating |
Watch Lug Width | 20mm |
Watch Movement | Sellita SW300 (Swiss) |
Watch Movement Type | Automatic |
Watch Power Reserve | 42 Hours |
Watch Style | Dive |
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