Clemence launches new Photic MKII dive watch with Miyota 9039 automatic movement

Clemence has unveiled its latest Photic MKII dive watch in the global market. This time around, the company brings a total of five dial color options for its latest dive watch. It’s available in moray, shoal, nemo, kraken, and photic gilt colorways. As for the case, the timepiece sports a 38.5 mm 316L steel case, which measures 9.9 mm in thickness and 46.5 mm lug-to-lug. 

The steel case is complemented by a 904L precision bezel ring with ball bearings and a domed sapphire insert. Furthermore, the dial of the watch is adorned with ten layers of Grade A BGW9-coated hands and indices for extra visibility in the dark. On top of that, it comes with 200 m (20 bar / 660 ft) water resistance. 

Speaking of powered things, the Photic MKII dive watch is powered by a Miyota 9039 automatic movement, which is the same movement found on the Baltic Aquascaphe MK2 dive watch. According to Clemence, the movement provides over 25,000 A/m of anti-magnetic protection. Moreover, it’s paired with a beveled 20 mm steel bracelet with a quick-release clasp and toolless microadjust. 

The Clemence Photic MKII dive watch is priced at $688 on a leather strap and $785 on the steel bracelet. The timepiece is now available for pre-order via Clemence’s official website. For more details, head over to the company’s official product page.