Wren Diver One Obsidian
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Wren Diver One Obsidian

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At a glance
Price
US$1,195
Case size
41mm
Lug-to-lug
47mm
Thickness
13.3mm
Case material
Stainless steel, black DLC
Movement
Sellita SW200 automatic
Power reserve
38 hours
Water resistance
200 metres
Crystal
Sapphire box
Dial
Orange/red fumé
Strap
Black DLC stainless steel bracelet, orange FKM rubber strap
Limited
100 pieces
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The brief

Wren has collaborated with Ben's Watches again to release the Diver One Obsidian, a stealthy take on their dive watch featuring a black DLC-coated steel case and bracelet, paired with a vibrant orange fumé dial. This limited edition builds on the success of the previous Magma collaboration, offering a darker aesthetic while retaining the original's practical proportions and reliable Sellita SW200 movement.

  • Limited to 100 numbered pieces
  • Price: US$1,195
  • 41mm case size
  • 200 metres water resistance
  • Sellita SW200 automatic movement
  • 38-hour power reserve
Across the sources

The Diver One Obsidian is the second collaboration between Wren and Ben's Watches, following the Diver One Magma.

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The watch features a full black DLC steel case and bracelet, contrasting with a molten orange fumé dial that transitions to deep brown/black at the edges.

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Its proportions are described as purposeful tool-like, measuring 41mm across, 47mm lug-to-lug, and 13.3mm thick, fitting within the modern sweet spot for an everyday dive watch.

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The black bezel complements the DLC-coated case, contributing to a darker overall character.

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The dial's colour palette was inspired by cooling lava, and the black lume glows with a coal-like effect.

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The Sellita SW200 automatic movement operates at 4Hz, includes hacking seconds and quickset date, and prioritizes reliability and ease of servicing.

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It comes with both a matching black DLC-coated bracelet and a fitted orange FKM rubber strap.

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The first batch of 100 pieces will be available in stages, with some offered in person at the Windup Watch Fair in Chicago and at the Time+Tide Watch Discovery Studio in New York City.

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