Hailed as the thinnest dive watch on the market, the new Spinnaker Spence 300 Automatic is just 10.9mm thin, yet is capable of enduring 30 ATM of water resistance.
The design aim was to produce a dive watch that felt uncommonly slim on the wrist, but didn’t sacrifice functionality. We’re told the 316L stainless steel case took over a year to develop. Clearly time well spent.
If you’re looking for precision engineering in a stylish watch, this is it.
On the wrist legibility is high, thanks to liberal use of lume and cleanly defined indices. There’s a wide choice of dial colours: pitch black, indigo blue, hickory brown, sea green, and crimson red. A distinctive arrow hand complements the aesthetics.
The design aim was to produce a dive watch that felt uncommonly slim on the wrist, but didn’t sacrifice functionality…
Beneath the sapphire crystal lens, with anti-reflective coating, the Spinnaker SP-5097 utilises a 24 Jewel Japanese Miyota 9039 automatic movement, capable of delivering over 42 hours of power reserve.
A custom designed, solid bracelet matches the slimline case, however the Spence 300 also ships with an additional hand stitched 20mm leather strap for added versatility and dress options; we reckon it’ll look great with a shirt and sports jacket.
The Spinnaker Spence 300 Automatic is available online from July 22, priced at £500 (Euros 600, US$650).
Drinks retailer Hackstons has acquired a collection of exceptionally rare American whiskies, bringing together some of the most elusive bourbons and rye whiskeys currently circulating within the global secondary spirits market. The Knightsbridge-based specialist described the acquisition as a “once in a lifetime” grouping of so-called unicorn bottles, with the line-up featuring highly allocated expressions…
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Hailed as the thinnest dive watch on the market, the new Spinnaker Spence 300 Automatic is just 10.9mm thin, yet is capable of enduring 30 ATM of water resistance.
The design aim was to produce a dive watch that felt uncommonly slim on the wrist, but didn’t sacrifice functionality. We’re told the 316L stainless steel case took over a year to develop. Clearly time well spent.
If you’re looking for precision engineering in a stylish watch, this is it.
On the wrist legibility is high, thanks to liberal use of lume and cleanly defined indices. There’s a wide choice of dial colours: pitch black, indigo blue, hickory brown, sea green, and crimson red. A distinctive arrow hand complements the aesthetics.
Beneath the sapphire crystal lens, with anti-reflective coating, the Spinnaker SP-5097 utilises a 24 Jewel Japanese Miyota 9039 automatic movement, capable of delivering over 42 hours of power reserve.
A custom designed, solid bracelet matches the slimline case, however the Spence 300 also ships with an additional hand stitched 20mm leather strap for added versatility and dress options; we reckon it’ll look great with a shirt and sports jacket.
The Spinnaker Spence 300 Automatic is available online from July 22, priced at £500 (Euros 600, US$650).
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Drinks retailer Hackstons has acquired a collection of exceptionally rare American whiskies, bringing together some of the most elusive bourbons and rye whiskeys currently circulating within the global secondary spirits market. The Knightsbridge-based specialist described the acquisition as a “once in a lifetime” grouping of so-called unicorn bottles, with the line-up featuring highly allocated expressions…
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Dr Ducu’s name has a way of coming up. In changing rooms. In your newsfeed. In group chats. His reputation rests on a specific kind of result – the kind where people can’t quite put their finger on what’s changed, only that something has, and that you look incredible for it. So when I found…
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We all want soft, glossy, impossibly smooth skin – and that’s the promise of a great body oil. Once reserved for luxury spa treatments, these silky formulas are now a bathroom shelf essential, delivering deep hydration while leaving skin with that just-had-a-massage glow. Packed with nourishing botanicals, antioxidant-rich oils and soothing aromatherapy blends, these newest…
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