Spinnaker Men's Tan Croft Watch SP-5058-08

Collection: In 1967 – Robert Croft, A US Navy Diving Instructor became the first person to free dive to depth of 200 ft. To commemorate Croft’s exploits – Spinnaker announces its newest Diver timepiece imbued with the spirit of his achievement.

Movement: A Japanese Miyota subdial 8218 movement provides a second display at the 4:30 position on the dial leaving the hour and minute hands unfettered. The movement is visible courtesy of a see-through case back.

Design: A fumee dial adds enough vintage flair without compromising visibility or legibility. The Luminous baton and circular Super LumiNova® indexes offer improved visibility in low light conditions and work within the palette of each execution of the Croft.

Case: A solid Marine Grade stainless steel case measures 43mm in diameter. While sturdy in profile, subtle yet precise details abound adding an extra level of finesse to the watch. The case features a matte finish aluminum insert uni-directional turning bezel with luminous marking at the 60-minute position.

Spinnaker timepieces through a combination of material, design and craftsmanship pay tribute to the world and lifestyle of yachting, with a flair and style that makes each timepiece wearable on land and on the waves.

From the moment man endured to traverse the seas around him, a legacy of bravery, adventure, skill and ingenuity has ensued. While modes of movement across the sea vary, it is yachting, the very use of nature’s own elements to move across the oceans that is the purest form of seafaring. It is also the most demanding. Combining the best of technical skills, engineering prowess, strength, determination - The world of yachting is an embodiment of the best a man can be.