Singer Unveils The Divetrack, A Timepiece For Modern Adventurers

by AutoExpert   |  29 March, 2024

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Famous Porsche tuner Singer has just unveiled their newest watch, the Divetrack. Featuring the Singer Central Automatic 24-hour Chronograph, this clock is sure to turn heads.

The Divetrack also has a feature that keeps tabs on surface intervals, which are the times between dives that the diver uses to let off any extra nitrogen gas.

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Due to the use of Grade 5 titanium, the Singer Reimagined watch is resistant to the intense pressures encountered 300 meters (1,000 feet) below the surface. The caseback and rotating bezel are made of marine-grade stainless steel, and the face is set with sapphire crystals. Rubber and Velcro straps will be included with each watch.

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Marco Borraccino, the CEO of Singer Reimagined and the watch's designer, stated that his desire to modernize the diving watch was what drove him to create the Divetrack. “Inspired by the adventurous spirit of divers and the timeless elegance of the 60s and 70s chronographs, the Divetrack is our answer to the unasked question of what makes a watch truly indispensable under the sea. Every challenge faced in its creation was an opportunity to innovate, ensuring the Divetrack not only meets but exceeds the expectations of those who seek excellence below the surface.”

Divetrack

The Divetrack not only lives up to, but also beyond, the expectations of those who are looking for subsurface excellence, as every obstacle that was encountered throughout its development served as a chance to innovate. At next month's Geneva Watch Week, Singer will present the Divetrack and likely disclose the price.

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