Squale 20 ATMOS 1545 Automatic Divers Watch - NEARLY NEW

This watch is classed as “Nearly New”, which means that it is either a customer return or a former photo sample. As such it may have very minor signs of wear. However, it has still been checked to ensure that it is running perfectly, and it has a 6 month warranty.

The Squale 20 ATMOS 1545 offers everything you could want in a professional dive watch. The stainless steel case offers a solid 200m water resistance, whilst at 40mm wide and only 13mm thick it’s the perfect size for most wrists.

The case has a mix of brushed and polished finishes which give the watch a smart-casual look that means it can be dressed up or down. The ceramic bezel insert only enhances this refined look, as well as adding exceptional scratch resistance.

For the best legibility the 1545 has a domed sapphire crystal which is very scratch-resistant. Its hands and markers are also filled with Super-LumiNova to ensure that they’re legible in the dark.

Powering the Squale 20 ATMOS 1545 is the reliable Sellita SW200-1 automatic movement. This high-quality Swiss movement has 26 jewels, a 38-hour power reserve, and beats at a rate of 28,800bph (4Hz) for a smooth sweeping seconds hand.

All in all, the 20 ATMOS 1545 makes for a very compelling offering. It’s got the high quality you want in a professional dive watch, and the classic looks to wear it every day.

What's more, the 20 ATMOS 1545 is a dealer exclusive that's only available from Squale authorised retailers, rather than directly from Squale.

Why This Watch?

• The watch offers a classic dive watch design at an affordable price.
• Squale are renowned for producing high-quality professional dive watches, and the 20 ATMOS 1545 lives up to that legacy.

About The Brand

Squale has been manufacturing professional dive watches since 1959. Back then dive watches were just emerging as a new category of tool watch, and Squale quickly established itself as a quality manufacturer of these crucial pieces of equipment.

As a result, Squale watches were worn by many record-breaking divers. In 1967 Enzo Maiorca achieved an immersion record using a Squale Master. And, in 1970 Jacques Mayol set a historic immersion record in Japan, reaching a depth of 76 meters wearing a Squale watch on his wrist.

Today Squale continues to produce many models of dive watch. All of which are professional tools able to withstand the rigours of life in the ocean.