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RGM's First Professional Dive Watch |
, last month we told you how RGM is making history with its Caliber 801, the first American-made high
grade mechanical watch movement to be produced in a series since the late 1960's. This month, we're pleased to introduce you to another
creative endeavor, RGM's Professional Automatic Diver: Model 300. Whether you're a professional diver, a novice, or just enjoy the
subtle statement of a dive watch, you'll want to take a closer look at the Model 300. |
Model 300 Matte Black Dial with Luminous Markers |
There are many pastimes and professions that call for a rugged timepiece - those activities performed at high
altitude, in extremely hot or cold temperatures, in close proximity to electrical or magnetic fields, or perhaps merely those which might result in
one's watch becoming scraped, scratched, dinged or submersed. As you would expect, the industry provides specialized timepieces for engineers,
athletes, pilots, and almost any other sort of vocation you can imagine. There is one style of watch, however, which appears to be most
universal in both its usefulness and appeal to those in need of a durable wristwatch and those who collect them. This is the Professional
Diver's Watch.
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Super Luminova Hands and Dial Markers |
At RGM, the idea of
making a dive watch has been germinating for several years. A significant amount of intense thought, market research, and design work
culminates today in the introduction of the RGM Professional Automatic Diver: Model 300. The Model 300 is a rugged tool watch intended to
withstand hazardous duty or extreme environments to which it is exposed. The new RGM diver is water resistant to 2500 feet - thanks to its
sturdy construction, 5-mm thick sapphire crystal and double-gasket seals at the crown and case back - and is also anti-magnetic. The
traditional combination of a matte black dial with black rotating bezel has been updated with highly luminous hands and dial markings, because
legibility under difficult circumstances can be a matter of safety, not just convenience.
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15.7 mm Thick Stainless Steel Case - Bezel
Attached with Stainless Steel Screws |
The stainless steel case measures 43.2 mm across and has a
thickness of just under 16 mm. A large, easily grasped crown screws into the case for extra protection. Housed behind the uniquely
decorated case back is a top-quality automatic movement - the industry standard for accuracy and reliability. Options include a choice of two
dials, waterproof dive straps with stainless steel buckle or a brushed stainless steel bracelet with built-in diver's extension.
This limited
production timepiece will be available in the Spring/Summer of 2008. |
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