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When diving at depth, the daylight that filters through the water's surface becomes dimmer and dimmer very swiftly as one descends. Visual markers become less obvious, and eventually one is faced with a blank wall of darkness. In huge expanses of water, it’s easy to become disorientated. Marking the way, and making others aware of your location, is imperative; and a beacon – be it of light, or satellite in nature – is an essential piece of kit for any diver. The Beacon is our take on this object’s interaction with its surroundings; the vibrant pop of orange bordering the minute hand shining in contrast to the blue-grey depths of the dial.

The dial markings are inspired by the shape of shells - the cardinal points all reference bi-valve shells with the “12” marking echoing the bezel pip. Around the dial you’ll see the deeply engraved bezel which can be rotated to the minute hand, giving a 60-minute window of reference. The '310' denotes its water resistance, which is a doff of the proverbial to the depth of Loch Morar, which is an astonishing 310 metres.

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- Japanese Made Miyota 9039 automatic mechanical movement
- 28,800 bph / 4hz
- 24 jewels
- Hacking function
- Handwinding capability
- Parashock anti-shock
- 40hr power reserve
- -10 ~ +30 sec/day
- 40mm diameter
- Bead-blasted 316L stainless steel
- Screw-down crown
- Uni-directional 120-click bezel
- 20mm lug width, 48mm lug-to-lug
- 12.4mm thick
- 30.3mm sapphire crystal w/ AR coating
- 310m / 1006ft water resistance
- ISO rated luminous compound
- Sequential numbering
- 101.3g

Morar