u/Fragrant_String

Hi everyone—Calvin from Aquatico here.

Sharing our Atlas Tritium Dive Green Dial for this Saturday’s lume check. It uses Swiss MB-Microtec T-100 tritium for a steady glow without needing a flashlight charge beforehand.

Lume photos are always fun, but I’m interested in what you appreciate when actually wearing a watch after dark.

Do you prefer the bright initial glow of conventional lume or the steady illumination of tritium through the night?

Share what’s glowing on your wrist tonight—any brand welcome. Happy to answer questions about the Atlas, too.

Hi everyone, Calvin from Aquatico here.

Here’s a preview of our upcoming Azure Voyager, pairing a blue lapis lazuli dial with a bronze case and an automatic mechanical movement.

The contrast is what appeals to me most: the rich blue and irregular stone pattern against the warmer metal. We’ve kept the blue strap in the mix to carry the dial colour through the design.

I’d love to hear your thoughts: does the white inner scale complement the stone, or would you prefer a more open dial that shows more of the material?

The Azure Voyager is coming soon. Happy to answer questions and hear what you’d like to see in the full reveal.

We have been exploring what a modern tool watch should feel like on the wrist, and the Super Marine Titanium Carbon is our answer.

It combines a lightweight Grade 5 titanium case with a forged carbon-fiber dial and bezel. Titanium keeps it comfortable for all-day wear, while the carbon adds a textured, technical look that changes with the light—each pattern is naturally a little different.

It is still designed with the practical, no-nonsense character of a proper dive/tool watch, just interpreted with contemporary materials.

For your next tool watch, what matters most: low weight, durability, traditional steel construction, bronze patina, or more experimental materials like carbon?

Would love to hear your preference.

The wave-textured blue dial brings a little ocean to the wrist, while the self-powered tritium tubes stay visible day and night—no charging needed.

A capable dive watch for a slow Sunday, wherever it takes you. What’s on your wrist today?

We wanted to create a bronze watch with real material character, so each piece features a natural red agate stone dial. The dials show different tones of burgundy, crimson, and deep red mineral texture, making every watch visually unique.

The watch is fitted with a solid bronze case and matching bronze bracelet. Like all bronze watches, it will develop its own patina over time, so the finish gradually becomes personal to the wearer.

Key details:

• Natural red agate stone dial
• Solid bronze case and bronze bracelet
• Swiss Made Sellita SW200-1 automatic movement
• Customized rotor
• Limited to 10 individually numbered pieces
• $599, including tax and shipping
• Available from August 27th

You can see the full details here:
https://www.aquaticowatch.com/products/bronze-maverick-red-agate-stone

What do you think of natural stone dials paired with a full bronze bracelet?