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This two-hand model powered by a quartz Miyota movement is a direct descendent of the Horizon collection. It bring us back to the essentials and the origins of Ikepod. The dial prefered by Emmaneul Gueit, designer of our Quartz watches. Miyota Japanese movement 2 hands, no running second. 42mm lugs to lugs feels 39mm on the wrist. Domed back case for great wearing comfort.

This two-hand model powered by a quartz Miyota movement is a direct descendent of the Horizon collection. It bring us back to the essentials and the origins of Ikepod. A deep illuminous blue design both versatile and descreet. 42mm lugs to lugs feels 39mm on the wrist. Domed back case for great wearing comfort.

This two-hand model powered by a quartz Miyota movement is a direct descendent of the Horizon collection. No running second. It bring us back to the essentials and the origins of Ikepod. Refined colour combination, sober design. 42mm lugs to lugs feels 39mm on the wrist. Domed back case for great wearing comfort.

The latest version of the Habring² chronograph. This Chrono-Felix version is now a mono-pusher chrono, featuring their own caliber A11C-H1 in the 38.5mm steel Felix case with classic steel hands.

A staff favorite! ...the Habring² Foudroyante-Felix featuring the dynamic duo of Jumping Seconds and Foudroyante "Flashing Seconds" complications. The central seconds hand jumps once a second, while every 1/8 of a second the hand in the subdial hits its respective mark. Probably the coolest complication you don`t already own.

Aquastar’s most hotly anticipated diver returns with a limited edition Benthos, a tribute to one of the world’s most iconic dive watches from 1970 The new Benthos H1 continues Aquastar’s earliest traditions of building innovative and ultra-capable tool watches that could cater to the needs of mariners, professional divers, and ocean conservationists. And while the original Benthos was known...

For over fifty years, the Aquastar Benthos chronograph has remained the paragon of capability and dive watch collectability — a rarity in watchmaking both for its unique design and functionality, and its actual rarity as surviving examples remain scarce and highly collectable. However, since the brand’s triumphant re-launch in 2020.