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Quick TakeThis Divingstar isn't just ticking off a checklist of dive watch features; it's singing an ode to the adventurous spirit with a decidedly modern, almost urban, swagger. That sunray dial with its subtle wave pattern? It's like staring into the heart of the ocean just before you take the plunge, but with a polish that wouldn't look out of place under a cuff at a gallery opening. The slimmer case is a masterstroke, shedding just enough bulk to make it an all-day companion, whether you're timing a decompression stop or the arrival of your espresso. And that ceramic bezel isn't just tough; it’s a sleek, dark halo that frames the golden hues of the Divingstar dial with understated confidence. You get the robust engineering—300 meters of water resistance, the ever-reliable Swiss automatic heart, the helium release valve for those serious deep dives—but it's all packaged with a panache that says "I appreciate fine engineering, but I also know how to live." Choosing between that classic "Beads of Rice" bracelet and the sporty FKM rubber is the toughest decision you’ll face, both promising a secure and comfortable fit for any escapade. It’s a tool, yes, but one with a beautifully complex personality.
DescriptionThe SUB 300 Beta Divingstar, reference 830.10.361.10, represents a meticulously engineered timepiece designed for aquatic and terrestrial pursuits, integrating robust construction with refined aesthetics. Its stainless steel housing measures 42.50 mm by 44.50 mm, with a reduced profile height of 11.95 mm, facilitating enhanced wearability. A critical component for subaquatic operations, the screw-down crown, ensures the integrity of the internal mechanisms against water ingress up to 30 atmospheres, equivalent to 300 meters or 984 feet. This pressure rating is further secured by a stainless steel, screw-down case back. Protecting the dial is a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, selected for its superior durability and clarity. A unidirectional rotating bezel, rendered in black ceramic and calibrated in meters, is incorporated for dive time management, a crucial safety feature for underwater exploration. Furthermore, the inclusion of a helium release valve underscores its professional diving credentials, allowing for the safe decompression of the watch after saturation diving by permitting trapped helium atoms to escape from the case.
Powering the indications of hours, minutes, seconds, and date is a Swiss mechanical automatic, self-winding movement. This caliber operates at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour (4.0 Hz), providing a power reserve of approximately 38 hours when fully wound. The movement also features decoration applied by DOXA, adding an element of visual refinement to its precise mechanical function. The dial itself is a sunray finish with a distinctive stamped wave structure, enhancing visual depth and character. Legibility in various conditions is paramount, and this is addressed through the clear indication layout. Attachment to the wrist is achieved via either a stainless steel "Beads of Rice" bracelet or an FKM rubber strap, both options equipped with a folding clasp that incorporates a ratcheting wetsuit extension. This extension mechanism allows for quick adjustment over a diving suit. The lug width for strap or bracelet attachment is a standard 20.00 mm, offering versatility for aftermarket options if desired. This comprehensive array of technical attributes solidifies the SUB 300 Beta Divingstar's position as a sophisticated and reliable instrument.