Deep Marine Explorer VI WorldTime 6000m Automatic
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Deep Marine Explorer VI WorldTime 6000m Automatic

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At a glance
Price
RRP £2,933 (approx. $3,955), Pre-sale £640 (approx. $850)
Case size
44mm
Thickness
19.4mm
Case material
Grade 5 titanium
Movement
Miyota 9075 automatic GMT
Power reserve
42h
Water resistance
6,000m
Limited
50 pieces per colourway
The brief

Oceaneva has launched the Deep Marine Explorer VI WorldTime 6000m Automatic, claiming it as the world's first 6000-meter dive watch with a world time function. This new model combines the brand's ultra-deep dive case with a GMT complication and a city ring for simultaneous time zone display, aiming to offer practical utility for frequent travelers or those who appreciate the functionality beyond its dive capabilities.

  • Limited to 50 pieces per colourway
  • Water resistance: 6,000m
  • Power reserve: 42 hours
  • Pre-sale price £640 (approx. $850)
  • RRP £2,933 (approx. $3,955)
Across the sources

The watch features an atlas-style motif in the center of the dial, surrounded by a 24-hour scale that is either monocolour or two-tone to indicate day and night.

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A peripheral ring displays 24 important cities around the world, allowing for easy calculation of time zones globally.

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There are 10 colorways available, including standard versions with day/night or monocolour GMT scales, and four full lume versions.

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The Miyota 9075 movement is described as a 'true' GMT, allowing the hour hand to be adjusted in one-hour intervals for easy local time setting.

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The watch is presented on an FKM rubber strap with a Grade 5 titanium buckle.

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