
The bold diver designed for serious underwater adventures. With true dive capabilities and distinctive styling, it's a modern statement piece that balances function and flair.
The ETNZ tie-in tells you this was built with a sailing team's stopwatch use in mind — regatta starts are timed in five-minute countdowns, and a chronograph with this kind of ceramic-case legibility is the actual use case, not a marketing footnote. All-black on caliber 9900 keeps the dial from turning busy despite carrying both the chronograph registers and the date, which is a layout I've seen fail on lesser calibers. At 45.5mm it's sized for exactly the wrist presence a team edition should have — nobody buys this one to be subtle. Around €14,700, it sits mid-pack for a ceramic chronograph Planet Ocean, and the racing pedigree is the only thing here you can't measure on my scoring sheet.





