Sicura Hexa 400 Sea Green
Sicura has returned to the market with the Hexa 400 Sea Green, a vintage-inspired dive watch that takes cues from the 1968 Sicura Diver 400. This new iteration features a distinctive sea green dial and a dual-crown system for controlling both an external dive bezel and an internal 12-hour bezel.
- 40mm hexagonal case
- 38-hour power reserve
- 400m water resistance
- Price: €1,450 / US$1,650
The Hexa 400 Sea Green features a retro-styled 40mm hexagonal case made of 316L steel with twin screw-down crowns.
The internal bezel is green and white, controlled by a secondary crown, while the external bezel is black ceramic.
The Sellita SW200 self-winding movement offers hours, minutes, seconds, date, and a 38-hour power reserve.
The dial's sea green hue is designed to mimic the color of the ocean when submerged.
The watch includes a brushed stainless steel three-row bracelet with a push-button deployant clasp and dive extension.
Sicura was owned by Ernest “Teddy” Schneider, who later acquired Breitling and phased out Sicura.
The current Sicura brand is owned by the Dutch D Group and takes inspiration from the 1968 Sicura Diver 400.