Super-Squale Sunray Black Leather SUPERSSBK.PN 38,00 mm
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The Super-Squale Sunray Black Leather SUPERSSBK.PN is a compact and elegant diving watch, perfect for those looking for a timepiece with compact dimensions but professional performance. The 38 mm brushed 316L steel case, with a thickness of 12 mm and a distance between the lugs of 45 mm, houses a black dial with a sunray finish, applied and printed indexes treated with Superluminova for optimal readability even in the dark.
Equipped with a Sellita SW200-1 Elaboré automatic movement, it offers a power reserve of 38 hours and works at 28,800 vibrations/hour. The double-domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment, the bezel with steel insert, the crown and the screw-down case back guarantee water resistance up to 200 meters, making it suitable for diving and everyday use. The 18 mm black leather strap completes the design with a vintage and refined touch.
By purchasing on Cicala, official Squale retailer, you will receive the watch with original box and guarantee, and free insured shipping for maximum safety. An iconic and timeless diver, perfect for those who love sporty style with elegance.
| Gender | Men's |
|---|---|
| Dial colour | Blue |
| Strap colour | Black |
| Movement | Automatic |

About Squale
Squale makes dive watches and nothing else. Swiss, with an Italian name: before signing its own watches it built water-resistant cases for other brands. The 42 mm 1521 and the 40 mm 1545 are the two historic models, from €695.
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