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The Atlantica Automatic draws its identity from the 1893 voyage of the SS La Touraine across the Atlantic, from Le Havre to New York. A clean no-date dial, a brushed stainless-steel bezel, a raised chapter-ring minute track and a Miyota 8215 automatic movement come together in a sport watch with a history of its own. The story carries through to the back, where the caseback is engraved with the ship crossing the Atlantic beneath a sky of stars. Rather than reproducing a traditional dive-watch look, the Atlantica uses maritime history and mechanical simplicity to find its own place in the collection. Four dials — Black Enamel Lacquer, Navy Blue, British Racing Green and Purple Sunburst Ombre — each shift with the light like sea, sky and night on the crossing.

The Story Behind the Watch

Built Around a Journey

Time You Can See

Dive Bezel Explained
The rotating bezel provides a simple visual way to track elapsed time without using a separate timer. Align the zero marker on the bezel with the minute hand when timing begins. As the minute hand moves around the dial, its position against the bezel scale indicates approximately how many minutes have passed. The result is one of the most useful analog functions found on a dive-style watch. It can be used to track time in the water as well as everyday intervals such as workouts, cooking, parking, meetings, or other short activities.

Set. Track. Read.

How to Use an Elapsed-Time Bezel

1. Set

Rotate the bezel until the zero marker is aligned with the minute hand.

2. Track

Begin the activity and leave the bezel in position as the minute hand continues around the dial

3. Read

Look at where the minute hand intersects the bezel scale. The number indicates approximately how many minutes have elapsed.

Designed for Low-Light Readability

Luminous material absorbs energy from surrounding light and releases that stored energy as a visible glow when conditions become darker. It's applied tohands, hour markers, dial elements, and bezel, making the time and key orientation points easier to identify when ambient light is reduced.
The Atlantica uses: BGW9 lume on the dial BGW9 lume on the hands

Water Resistance Is a System

Water resistance does not come from one component alone. It depends on several parts of the watch working together, including:
  • Case
  • Crystal
  • Crown
  • Caseback
  • Internal gaskets and sealing components
These components create barriers at the areas where water could otherwise enter the watch.

Secure at the Crown

A screw-down crown threads into the watch case rather than simply pushing into position. When properly secured, the threaded crown and its sealing components contribute to the watch's overall water-resistant construction. The crown should be fully secured before the watch is intentionally exposed to water.

Materials Chosen for the Job

Sapphire Crystal

Sapphire provides a hard, highly scratch-resistant transparent surface over the dial. It helps protect one of the largest exposed surfaces of the watch while maintaining a clear view of the hands and dial beneath it. Do not describe sapphire as scratch-proof.

Anti-Reflective Coating

Where fitted, an anti-reflective coating helps reduce distracting reflections and improve visibility through the crystal. When the coating is applied to the underside of the sapphire, it receives additional protection from direct external contact.

Brushed stainless-steel bezel with engraved black markings

Its stainless-steel bezel is part of its own design language.

316L Stainless Steel

316L stainless steel provides a strong combination of corrosion resistance, durability, finishing flexibility, and everyday wearability. It is particularly appropriate for watches designed to encounter water, sweat, travel, and regular use.

The Engine Inside

Movement Overview
The movement changes how a watch behaves and how the owner interacts with it. La Touraine Dive models use both quartz and automatic mechanical movements.
Automatic — Mechanical Ownership
An automatic movement uses a mechanical mainspring rather than a battery. Movement of the wearer's wrist turns a rotor inside the watch, which helps wind the mainspring. Automatic movements can also be manually wound where supported by the caliber. For many enthusiasts, the appeal is not simply telling time—it is interacting with a mechanical system operating continuously on the wrist.
Atlantica — Miyota 8215
The Atlantica uses the Miyota 8215 automatic movement. It is a straightforward mechanical caliber built around traditional three-hand timekeeping and automatic winding. Its character suits the Atlantica's broader design philosophy: mechanical, purposeful, and uncomplicated. The no-date dial reinforces that simplicity visually.

Built Around the Wrist

The way a watch connects to the wrist has a major effect on comfort, fit, weight, and overall personality.

Will it fit my wrist?

Case diameter is only one measurement. Lug-to-lug length, case thickness, lug curvature and the bracelet all shape how a watch wears. Measurements remain in the Specifications drawer.

Can I get the fit right?

Jubilee-style stainless-steel bracelet Glide-lock-style adjustable clasp Quick-release spring bars

Is it built for every day?

Crafted from 316L stainless steel and protected by sapphire crystal, the Atlantica is designed for daily wear, travel, and water-ready use.

What if it's not right?

30-Day Returns Backed by our 3-Year Warranty

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