SKL Nautil Navy Blue

The SKL Nautil Navy Blue is a Seiko Mod watch with an integrated bracelet. It's the combination that wrote the history of the genre. The midnight blue with stripes on steel. It's this shade, between navy and slate, that made sport chic a category in its own right. That was fifty years ago. And it remains the most requested in the world. The dial darkens towards the edges, horizontal stripes paint it with light. And the integrated bracelet unfurls its flat links. The original of originals, in an accessible version.

The Foundational Midnight Blue

This blue has a particular density. Neither solid navy nor vibrant blue, it lives in the in-between and fades to slate in the evening. The horizontal stripes and peripheral gradient reproduce the exact codes of the genre. Luminous applied indices, date at three o'clock, 41 mm 316L steel case, 13 mm thick, sapphire crystal, transparent case back. The clasp blends into the links: the silhouette is a single piece. The polished bezels of the cushion case create a rim of light around the blue, especially visible in motion. It's this rim that gives sport chic its signature sparkle.

The Seiko NH35 Automatic Caliber

This Seiko Mod is equipped with a genuine NH35 manufactured in Japan by Seiko Instruments. Automatic, 24 jewels, 21,600 vibrations per hour, 41 hours of power reserve. Winding by wearing or by the crown. Accuracy of -20 to +40 seconds per day, the caliber standard.

Sport Chic for Everyday Life

Navy suit for tone-on-tone, white shirt for contrast, polo shirt on weekends. It's the very definition of a watch that goes everywhere. Water resistance 3 ATM: rain and splashes, no showering or swimming. With a blue shirt cuff, the tone-on-tone is irresistible.

A Gift Steeped in History

To offer this blue on this case is to offer a piece of watchmaking history. Those who know will recognize it, those who discover it will learn. 3-year warranty, delivered in its SKL case.

What the Wrist Retains

The balance of weight between the head and the bracelet is the true signature of successful integrated designs. It doesn't tip, it adorns. Link-by-link adjustment by a watchmaker.