Zodiac Unveils Super Sea Wolf Pro Diver Watch

Zodiac’s Super Sea Wolf dive watch line gets snazzy new colorways.

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Refreshing your watch rotation is a critical way to upgrade your style game in the new year, and Zodiac is giving you the right way to shake things up and go deep, quite literally.

The Swiss-made heritage watch brand’s Super Sea Wolf line gets a new addition with the water-ready Pro-Diver Mainline Watch, out now. 

It’s the latest in a long line of durable machine watches dating back to the 1950s, yet this timepiece is a distinct update that manages to fall squarely in the “retro-meets-modern” Venn diagram, so to speak.

The real kicker with this new, highly accessible watch? Two color options that add a bright and bold pop to your wrist, at sea and back on dry land. 

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Take your pick from a vibrant green and red-orange bezel and dial design, or the suitably oceanic blue-and-black combination, each of which stand out from typical Zodiac watch design (including the classic black-dial Super Sea Wolf). 

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The green and red-orange timepiece is a more-than-stylish option with a bit of neat backstory, one that avid divers might recognize: It harkens back to “bioluminescent algae and sea life found in the depths of the ocean,” according to the brand. 

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The Pro Diver Mainline Watch also meets ISO (or International Organization for Standardization) requirements with its hand-adjusted, Swiss-made Sellita automatic movement, delivering precision and reliability in extreme conditions. 

Speaking of extreme conditions, Zodiac has a few ideas about how far you can push the new Pro Diver Mainline Watch – it’s water-resistant down to 20 ATM or 660 feet. The 42mm case diameter is nicely sized for sporting pursuits and legibility. 

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If you chose to go deep with this handsome dive watch, SuperLuminova dial markings bolster visibility in low-light situations. The algae green timepiece might be your best bet, if we had to pick just one design for maximum wearability. 

The vertical seven-link stainless steel bracelet is another touch that blends the dressy with the sporty: This is the rare timepiece that could work for on-land pastimes like racing as well as water-focused endeavors, in our book. 

With a fairly agreeable price tag compared to dive watches from other heritage brands (it retails for $1,695), the Pro Diver Mainline Watch is an accessible way to shake up your style and add a dash of sporting appeal to your wardrobe.

Consider it a valuable incentive to start planning your next beach getaway, deep-sea adventures very much included. 

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