The 43.2 mm case of this stylish diver’s watch is made of stainless steel and decorated with a fine circular finish and a vertically brushed finish on the sides. The rotating bezel and the crown are fashioned in solid red gold. The manufacture movement Calibre 36-13 and all its characteristic features and elaborate decorations are easily viewed through the centrally screwed sapphire crystal case back. The bi-colour SeaQ Panorama Date is available with a choice of a robust synthetic fabric or rubber strap.

This model’s galvanic grey dial takes up the silver-grey hue of the stainless steel case. Golden Arabic numerals and indexes with Super-LumiNova® highlights ensure optimal legibility and provide warm accents. The black ceramic ring inlaid with white lacquer, the luminous marking on the triangle of the rotating bezel, and the Panorama Date’s white numerals on a grey ground ensure maximum contrast and clarity.

Numerous details such as the screw-down crown and centrally screwed case back guarantee the water resistance of the SeaQ Panorama Date. It is water resistant up to 30 bar and thus a reliable companion at up to 300 metres underwater. This timepiece is equipped with a unidirectional counter-clockwise rotating bezel with a perceptible detent for certain determination of the dive time. Thanks to its bayonet mounting the automatic movement is anchored in the case in a particularly shock-resistant manner, and features a power reserve of 100 hours and reliably high rate precision.

This mechanical timepiece meets all of the quality requirements specified by the strict DIN and ISO standards for diver’s watches. To this end, test watches were examined for shock resistance, resistance to saltwater corrosion, and resilience of the individual functional elements, among other things. In addition, each watch is thoroughly tested for water resistance and for airtightness at over- and underpressure. Each SeaQ Panorama Date is then subjected to an in-house test lasting 24 days, which exceeds in scope the rigorous demands of the German chronometer standard.