
A versatile aquatic watch that seamlessly blends daily wear with functionality. It's a refined option for those who appreciate understated luxury in water resistance.
30mm is the smallest case in the Aqua Terra range I've measured, and it's a genuinely different watch on the wrist than the 41mm reference — not a scaled-down version, a distinct proportion decision for smaller wrists. The black dial keeps legibility high despite the reduced real estate, and caliber 8750 still gives you Co-Axial architecture rather than a stripped-down movement at a lower price. 150m is more than this case will ever need, but it's the line's baseline, not something scaled down with size. At ~€6,900 you're paying full manufacture-movement price for the small case — exactly fair or slightly steep depending on how much you value the size itself.