• Ceramic watch with textured wave pattern on inner dial, logo emblem at 12 o'clock, and link bracelet.
• Swiss quartz movement with analog display.
• Protective anti-reflective sapphire crystal dial window.
• Features deployment buckle closure, chronograph subdials, and date window.
• Water resistant to 660 feet (200 M): suitable for recreational scuba diving.

Diving watch, precision swiss quartz movement, polished silver-tone hands with luminous accents and sweep seconds, applied polished silver-tone baton markers, white square hour markers and indices form surrounding minute track, dual panel analog day-and-date aperture at three o'clock, black dial with textured wave pattern at center and polished silver-tone logo applique at twelve o'clock, black ceramic bracelet with polished silver-tone stainless steel ardillon buckle, unidirectional polished silver-tone stainless steel bezel with engraved baton markers and raised indices, gleaming black ceramic round case, textured steel crown with logo, stainless steel screw-down caseback, anti-reflective sapphire crystal, 200 meters/660 feet water resistant A functional diving watch with universal allure and sophistication, the TechnoMarine Women's Cruise Ceramic Chrono Black Silver-Tone Bezel Watch is as at-home underwater as it is keeping time on lazy stroll along the beach. Immediately striking is the juxtaposition of the black ceramic band and case with the much lighter stainless steel, unidirectional bezel, which features second markers all around the face of the watch. The watch's black dial offers a textured wave pattern along with silver-toned, luminous hands that click along silver-toned hour markers and white second markers. There is also full chronograph functionality, a date display window at the 4 'o clock position and a logo emblazoned at the 12 'o clock position. The entire dial is protected by an anti-reflective, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and the watch's hands are powered by precise Swiss quartz movement. The right side of the case features a textured steel crown and a stainless steel screw-down case back. The whole watch stays on the wrist thanks to a stainless steel ardillion buckle clasp. True to its label as a diving watch, it has water resistance up to 660 feet. P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); When TechnoMarine introduced its first luxury chronograph in transparent gel in 1997, it imposed a new concept that created many waves in the traditionally conservative watch making industry: TechnoMarine had invented a new class of high-end Swiss watches. In 1999, TechnoMarine added diamonds to the rotating bezel of the "Raft", and the "TechnoDiamond" was born, the first ever combination of diamonds on a diving chronograph with an interchangeable gel strap. The industry cled that the idea was "insane", and TechnoMarine single-handedly managed to revolutionize the market with a product born of the never-before conceived and almost "sacrilegious" association between plastic and diamonds. More than 150,000 models were sold while thousands of look-alikes began to flood the market. The "TechnoDiamond" became a watch which represented a certain lifestyle that people wanted to be identified with. TechnoMarine’s new collection is a fascinating immersion into a world of technical proficiency and fusions, full of unexpected feelings, colors and designs. More and more, TechnoMarine timepieces call attention to the subtle associations between high-end Swiss watches and luxury accessories with a fusion of aesthetic uniqueness and watch making expertise, always drawing inspiration from the ocean and sea universe. See more ( javascript:void(0) )