Movado M95 Sub-Sea Chronograph not launched This timepiece is housed in

This timepiece is housed in a rounded square steel case with visible screws and a distinctive 7-sided crown featuring a striking faceted blue spinel

Further reference to the brand’s diving heritage is offered by the double safety folding clasp and Super-LumiNova detailing for enhanced visibility

For power and precision

and a vibrant seconds hands

A blue-toned dial is home to bronze hands and appliques coated in luminescence for maximum visibility in all conditions

Movado M95 Sub-Sea Chronograph not launched This timepiece is housed inToday, Movado is probably best known for producing accessibly priced fashion watches such as the always popular Museum Watch collection. But from the 1930s through the 1960s, the brand made tough, purpose driven timepieces that stood up against anything being turned out by the larger, more well known marques. Indeed, Movado's design language up through the 1970s was nothing short of breathtaking. The company released water resistant wristwatches as