[Driver’s Type Collection] Anemone City draws from the bold dive chronographs of the 1950s and the deep blues of one of the Maldives’ most iconic underwater sites. Its gradient dial mirrors the shift from sunlight to open water, while the chronograph layout nods to the essential timing tools early divers relied on. With a polished stainless steel case built to handle the everyday and the occasional adventure, this watch blends classic diver charm with clean modern practicality.

Highlights

• Solar-powered Viluminus movement
• 1950s-inspired diver watch
• Gradient blue dial with gold accents
• Black DLC-coated rotating bezel
• Includes both leather and Tyvek straps

Specifications

• Movement: Epson VS75A light-powered quartz, holds up to 5 months of charge
• Chronograph: 1/5 second center chronograph, 60-minute stopwatch
• Case & Bezel: Stainless steel case with black DLC-coated rotating bezel
• Crystal: Museum-grade domed crystal with anti-reflective coating
• Straps: Vegetable-tanned leather strap and Tyvek strap, 20mm
• Water Resistance: 100m
• Dial: Gradient blue dial with gold accents, luminescent hands and markers, date window
• Crown: Screw-down crown at 3 o’clock
• Dimensions: 40mm diameter, 47.5mm lug-to-lug, 13.8mm thickness

Let us tell you all about Anemone City

Dive watches came into their own in the 1950s, when underwater exploration shifted from military use to recreational discovery. Rotating bezels, luminous hands, and robust cases became essential tools for divers navigating uncharted waters. Anemone City carries forward those defining features with a modern touch.

The dial’s ocean-blue gradient echoes the depth transition divers experience, while the chronograph setup pays homage to the timing instruments that kept early explorers safe. It’s built for durability, designed for everyday wear, and shaped by an era that changed dive watches forever.