The Seastrong Gyre is the newest dive watch from Alpina, however there is a deeper connection to the ocean than 300m of water resistance and an array of ocean-hued dials. The case is constructed from a composite that is shaped by recycled plastic from fishing nets discovered within the Indian ocean, and the paired NATO strap is constructed from recycled bottles. Contained in the case, there’s an AL-525 motion, based mostly on Sellita’s workhorse, the SW-200. The whole vary consists of 5 fashions, and 1,883 examples of every will likely be made. There are two fashions sized at 36mm in diameter, and three fashions sized at 44mm to cowl a wide range of wrist sizes. The watch is produced at the side of Gyre, a startup created by veteran watch author Bernard Werk that focuses on turning ocean plastic into watches.
