The Grey NATO – 229 – New Divers From Sinn, Seiko, and Citizen

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Explore the deepest depths with Citizen's newest Promaster Dive with water resistance up to 300 meters. This iconic men's high-performance dive watch features a black stainless steel case, a green 3-hand dial with luminous hands and markers for superior legibility, and a durable, green polyurethane strap for lightweight comfort.

And, being a Sumo, the SFK001/003 are large watches. I might even argue very large by today's standards. If you have the wrist and the taste for a 45mm dive watch, the Sumo variety is definitely worth a look, but I doubt I'm alone in saying that I'd love to see this movement in some of the brand's smaller cases, like the 40.5mm case from the SPB143 (he said, surprising less than no one).

It's new watch season as we approach Watches & Wonders, which means we are starting to see novelties trickle out from brands across the horological spectrum. Sinn is the latest to announce its newness with a flagship novelty for 2023 (so far at least): The T50.

Limited Edition 1,000 Pieces Fully Tegimented dive watch with engraved dial

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