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颇受欢迎的Patravi ScubaTec Manta特别版于去年夏天发布，此前曾进行过评论，它是Carl F. Bucherer的第二只特别版潜水表，用于支持Manta Trust慈善机构（第一个在这里）。截至2020年4月，新的ScubaTec型号将装备全黑潜水装备，且表盘上没有蝠ta，将加入这个高性能潜水员系列的行列。尽管弹性表壳和技术规格与以前的型号相同，但已对某些功能进行了更改以实现醒目的黑色外观。认识新的Carl F.Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Black。新型Patravi ScubaTec Black装在超轻的钛金属表壳中，经过处理，采用哑光黑色DLC涂层，增强了其耐刮擦性，并使其更具隐形性，易于执行任务的外观。表壳直径近45毫米，高13.45毫米，与坚固的潜水表的尺寸相对应，可潜水深度达500米。滚花60分钟刻度的单向旋转潜水表圈还具有磨砂黑色DLC涂层和黑色陶瓷嵌体。 8点钟位置的旋入式表冠和氦气逸出阀显示抛光的外观，以与主要存在的粗糙表面形成对比。即使是短而块状的表耳，也具有倾斜的抛光边缘。与2017年首次亮相的Manta特别版不同，最新的Patravi Scubatec Black潜水员在表盘上没有蝠feature：相反，表盘上饰有程式化的波浪图案。突出的楔形小时标记在黑色背景下大胆突出，以获得最佳的可读性，并经过大量Super-LumiNova处理，在黑暗中散发出凉爽的蓝色。粗壮的手也很明显。正如您对专业潜水员所期望的那样，用于沉浸时间的极为重要的分针完全被浑浊所掩盖，而时针和中央秒针的尖处却只有浑浊。尽管这不是潜水表的重要功能，但位于3点钟位置的日期窗口仍然不显眼。密封的黑色底盖在中央饰有两条蝠ta，可保护自动上链的CFB 1950-1（基于ETA-2824），显示时，分，秒和日期。这款经过验证的机芯的精度已通过瑞士天文钟测试机构COSC认证。以每小时28,800次振动的速度运行，完全上弦时其动力储备有限，为38小时。尽管该表不是为Manta Trust筹集资金的Black Manta特别版，但手表随附的黑色表带是由橡胶和织物制成的，该织物由从海洋中回收的100％回收PET塑料瓶制成。另外，也可以提供简单的压纹黑色橡胶表带。 Carl F.Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Black不是限量版，将于2020年4月在零售商处上市，价格为6,400欧元或6,900瑞士法郎。有关更多信息，请访问carl-f.bucherer.com。

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Rambo Last Blood-2019

Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Special Edition for Rambo V

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Después de haber vivido un infierno, John Rambo se retira a su rancho familiar, pero su descanso se ve interrumpido por la desaparición de su ahijada tras cruzar la frontera con México. El veterano de guerra emprende un peligroso viaje en su búsqueda, enfrentándose a uno de los carteles más despiadados de la zona. Así descubre que, tras la desaparición de la chica, hay oculta una red de trata de blancas. Con sed de venganza, deberá cumplir una última misión desplegando de nuevo sus habilidades para el combate.

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Algunas críticas:

“Es escueta, muy básica, incluso simple, pero también efectiva. Resulta complicado calibrar subtexto alguno, aparte del espectáculo de la ferocidad.Esquiva bien posibles acusaciones (aunque las habrá) de xenofobia con los mexicanos.”

Javier Ocaña: Diario El País

“Es mala. Muy mala. Y lo es por sí, para sí y por si acaso, que decían los dialécticos. La intención del incompetente director es alejar al héroe de los estereotipos que cimentaron su leyenda.”

Luis Martínez: Diario El Mundo

“Retrata México como un país habitado únicamente por explotadores sexuales, violadores y asesinos. Es la encarnación perfecta del discurso racista de Trump.”

Nando Salvá: Diario El Periódico

“La anterior, «John Rambo», era superior por ese aire de melancólica nostalgia. Pero si el filme que nos ocupa significa en efecto su despedida, el ex soldado se marcha como quiso: pegando tiros contra el «enemigo», como buen patriota.”

Carmen L. Lobo: Diario La Razón

“Este filme es la encarnación perfecta de la xenofobia del presidente de EEUU: la frontera con México como abismo entre el norte pacífico y el sur como sucursal del mismísimo infierno.”

Alejandro Alegré: El Confidencial

“En cuanto a lo cinematográfico, la película cumple por momentos, sobre todo en un último cuarto. Gracias a esto, uno no lamenta del todo que Stallone haya querido ir más allá de la muy notable ‘John Rambo’.”

Yago García: Cinemanía

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Esta publicación merece una explicación, porque hay un antes y un después de este vídeo. Solo aquí es donde podremos apreciar la pieza Patravi ScubaTec de edición personalizada que Carl F. Bucherer preparó a pedido de Sylvester Stallone para el rodaje de esta película.

Antes de la aparición de este vídeo, todo eran suposiciones, no había ninguna imagen que nos aclarara como es esta versión personalizada del Patravi ScubaTec. Yo sabía de la existencia de una publicación de http://www.watch-id.com (que también se dedica a identificar relojes de series y películas) que enlazaba a este vídeo. Pero ese enlace estaba roto. Así que me privé, como muchos otros interesados, de evaluar esa preciada información.

Redacté el artículo anterior basándome en información y evidencia que resultó errónea y me desvió de la verdad. Varios detalles no cerraban y la sola definición de edición especial o personalizada no me terminaba de conformar. Publiqué el artículo… ¡y me equivoqué!

Hace pocos días que llegué al único vídeo disponible en donde podemos contemplar brevemente este reloj, que no es más que una mezcla de componentes de las diferentes variaciones actualmente en producción del Patravi ScubaTec.

Esta es la única razón por la que rehice el artículo, que será el definitivo sobre esta pieza personalizada. Luego de la descripción de este ejemplar, abordaré las características del modelo que se utilizó como base para el armado del reloj que Sylvester Stallone encargó a la casa Carl F. Bucherer para que lo acompañara en esta última aventura de John Rambo.

En la que aparenta ser la última entrega de la saga Rambo (que comenzó en 1982 con Rambo First Blood dirigida por Ted Kotcheff), veremos la pieza Carl F. Bucherer que acompaña en todo momento a Sylvester Stallone –propietario de la pieza y conocido coleccionista de relojes-.

Y es en el minuto 00.09.25 que tenemos la primera vista parcial de este Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec de edición personalizada.

Luego, con el correr del metraje, tendremos más de una oportunidad para observarlo parcialmente. Sobre todo, en el minuto 01.10.28, en la escena donde John Rambo pone a punto su arco. De todos modos, nunca llegaremos a apreciar en un plano macro la esfera del reloj, para hacer las obligadas comparaciones con las otras versiones.

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En el primer párrafo les decía que Stallone es el propietario de esta pieza Patravi ScubaTec. Y según la información que pude recopilar durante estos días, de algunas de las publicaciones de Sascha Moeri (CEO de Carl. F. Bucherer) en su cuenta de Instagram, es que podemos hacer un seguimiento de la información surgida desde el 26 de mayo del año pasado.

El 22 de setiembre de este año, dos días después del estreno de Rambo Last Blood, Sascha Moeri publicó en Instagram:

“… Estamos verdaderamente honrados de que el Sr. Sylvester Stallone haya elegido usar un reloj Carl F. Bucherer en su última película. El reloj que has visto es un Patravi ScubaTec único en su clase, que fue diseñado exclusivamente para el Sr. Stallone, en su protagónico de “Rambo – Last Blood”. La inspiración del diseño fue el CFB Patravi ScubaTec Black Manta Special Edition…”

En honor a la verdad, más que diseñado, este reloj fue armado con piezas de las distintas variantes que se comercializan del modelo Patravi ScubaTec.

El 26 de mayo de 2018, luego del último comunicado de la producción de Rambo Last Blood anunciando el inicio del rodaje , desde la cuenta de Carl F. Bucherer en Twitter se publicó:

En esta foto Sylvester Stallone muestra un ejemplar Patravi ScubaTec que no forma parte de las versiones comerciales del modelo. Es idéntico, o similar, a una edición limitada de 50 piezas que la compañía entregaría más adelante, en el evento organizado el 9 de mayo de este año en Brooklyn-NY, en el marco del estreno mundial de John Wick Chapter 3.

El actor Keanu Reeves y el director Chad Stahelski obtuvieron sus propias versiones personalizadas del reloj, al igual que muchas personas importantes que participaron en la película. Aunque este Patravi ScubaTec en particular (con su grabado “John Wick III” en el fondo de la caja) no aparece en la película.

El 26 de noviembre de 2018 Sascha Moeri, CEO de Carl F. Bucherer publicó este mensaje

Esta es la primera imagen pública del Patravi ScubaTec de edición personalizada que acompañaría a Sylvester Stallone en la última película de la franquicia “Rambo”.

El 10 de junio de este año Sascha Moeri publicó este vídeo –grabado antes de una toma- en su cuenta de Instagram:

No hay otro momento como este –ni siquiera en la película- en que se pueda apreciar algunos detalles de la esfera de esta pieza única, para compararla con las otras variantes conocidas del modelo.

La caja negra de titanio con recubrimiento DLC (Diamond Like Carbon) es propia de la última versión del Patravi ScubTec: el Black Mantra Special Edition 00.10632.28.33.99. El bisel negro, con números e índices al tono, pasa a ser un detalle que no se ve en ninguna otra variante del Patravi ScubaTec. La esfera negra con patrón escamado y el símbolo de la casa en rojo, es parte del original Patravi ScubaTec (aún en producción, con 15 variantes). Y para terminar, la correa de caucho sin resaltes de color (rojo o azul) pertenece al Manta Trust L.E.

El 2 de agosto Sascha Moeri escribió en su cuenta:

“La parte final de un emblemático éxito de Hollywood estará próximamente en los cines: ¡Rambo Last Blood! No podríamos estar más felices de que @Officialslystallone lleve una edición especial de nuestro Patravi ScubaTec en la película; pronto se revelarán más detalles. ¡Gracias Sly por este increíble póster oficial!”

El 22 de setiembre el CEO de Carl F. Bucherer escribió en Instagram:

“¡Gracias a todos por el interés y todos sus mensajes! Estamos verdaderamente honrados de que el Sr. Sylvester Stallone haya elegido usar un reloj CFB en su última película. El reloj que has visto es un Patravi ScubaTec único en su clase que fue diseñado exclusivamente para el Sr. Stallone, en su protagónico de “Rambo – Last Blood”. La inspiración del diseño fue el CFB Patravi ScubaTec Black Manta Special Edition. El reloj de buzo no solo está dedicado a los océanos de manera óptica y técnica; también apoya su protección. Con este reloj certificado por COSC, Carl F. Bucherer demuestra su compromiso con la sostenibilidad, la conservación de los mares y una especie particularmente rara: la mantarraya negra.”

Hay que tener presente que el Patravi ScubaTec Black Manta Special Edition fue presentado este año en Baselworld 2019, y la pieza que le ensamblaron a Sylvester Stallone le fue entregada antes de iniciado el rodaje a mediados del año pasado.

Evolución del Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec

El origen de este modelo se remonta a 2014 y actualmente continúan prodiciéndose 15 variantes. El reloj que posee Sylvester Stallone se ubica entre la presentación del Patravi ScubaTec Manta Trust –ocurrida en 2017 y lanzada en una edición limitada a 188 ejemplares- y la presentación este año del Patravi ScubaTec Black Manta.

La pieza que aparece en la película tiene elementos de todos los modelos en producción.

La caja negra de titanio con recubrimiento DLC (Diamond Like Carbon) y 44,6 mm de ø, es parte de la última versión del modelo Patravi ScubTec: el Black Mantra Special Edition 00.10632.28.33.99.

En su interior late el Calibre CFB 1950.1 automático, común a todas las variantes Patravi ScubaTec.

El bisel negro, con números e índices al tono, pasa a ser un detalle que no se ve en ninguna otra variante de la serie Patravi ScubaTec.

La esfera negra con patrón escamado y el símbolo de la casa C.F:B. en rojo, es propia de las variantes Patravi ScubaTec con esfera negra (aún en producción con 15 variantes).

La corona negra pertenece a la variante Black Mantra. Aunque el vivo que divide a esta en dos, también es negro.

Con respecto a las manecillas y los índices, no me arriesgo. La imagen no es clara, podrían ser con contorno gris o negro.

La correa de caucho sin resaltes de color (rojo o azul) pertenece a la versión Patravi ScubaTec Manta Trust, pero combinado con el cierre de titanio del Patravi ScubTec Black Mantra.

Y para finalizar, al igual que la luna, esta pieza de edición personalizada también tiene su lado oscuro. Me refiero a la tapa de la caja. Al igual que todas las tapas de la serie, esta debería ser maciza y elaborada con el mismo material de la caja del Black Mantra. La duda está en el número de referencia que le adjudicaron a esta edición especial y si se denomina Black Mantra.

Y ahora le toca el turno al último modelo de la serie Patravi ScubaTec. Presentado en la feria anual de joyería y relojería Baselworld de este año, el Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Black Mantra S.E. Ref. 00.10632.28.33.99 tiene un precio retail de us$ 7,200 que lo ubica en el segmento de los relojes de Gama Media Alta.

Características del Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Black Manta L.E 00.10632.28.33.99

Movimiento: Calibre CFB 1950.1 automático

Caja: Titánio con revestimiento *DLC negro de 44,6 mm de ø

Bisel: Titánio y cerámica unidireccional bicolor (negro y bronce)

Cristal: Zafiro

Esfera: Negra con dos mantarrayas

Tapa de caja: Sólida

Estanquedad: 500 metros gracias a la válvula de liberación automática de helio

Correa: Caucho con incrustación textil de PET reciclado

Funciones: Fecha, hora, minutos y segundos

Reserva de marcha: 38 horas

*Diamond Like Carbon

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Carl F. Bucherer Patravi Scubatec Makes Its Debut In Los Ang...

Like a huge water albatross, it amazingly moves through the ocean in sluggish movement, following a winding flight course that's relatively untouched by its environments or those in it. And that hypnotic impression was just the outcome of seeing the marvelous, expressionless animal through a screen, on a looping video forecasted on the side of the fashionable Smogshoppe at September's star-studded Carl F. Bucherer launch occasion in West Hollywood. The visitor of honor at the occasion wasn't the mantas in concern however rather Carl F. Bucherer's most recent addition to its long-running Patravi Scubatec dive watch collection: the Black Manta, a 44mm titanium-cased scuba diver ended up with a sneaky DLC finish and a set of manta ray shapes on its horizontal dial "shutters," paying tribute to the animals that influenced its name. Fitted to the watch is a soft rubber strap whose surface area has actually been enhanced with a rugged recycled nylon made from plastic bottles pulled from the Mediterranean Sea. As seen up on the cinema, huge mantas are certainly huge animals-- and, as we gained from the Manta Trust group in presence, due to the fact that of their and movement throughout the reef environment, they not surprisingly require a lot more area than many animals. By proxy, securing the mantas from bycatch (a typical side result of overfishing in specific parts of the world) likewise equates to security of the surrounding communities they call house-- making this two-for-one preservation effort an extremely crucial one. Carl F. Bucherer has actually happily supported the Manta Trust company for the much better part of the last years, however has just recently (considering that 2017) provided special-edition dive watches in the collection to commemorate the collaboration, making it possible for collectors to get straight included through the purchase of these limited-edition pieces. One especially distinct aspect of the collaboration that continues the brand-new Black Manta edition is the capability for its owner to register their brand-new Scubatec on watchmymanta.com, where the special inscription on the back of the watch is matched to the tummy markings on a real-life animal, making it possible for the brand-new "moms and dad" to call their manta and track its goings and comings, as kept an eye on by Manta Trust groups in the field. And though the Black Manta may have maybe been the star of the night, there were great deals of other CFB watches in presence to delight in, consisting of other members of the Patravi Scubatec collection and the super-bold Patravi Traveltec, a recommendation preferred by brand name CEO Sascha Moeri for its fast time-changing abilities. Among the brand name's modern-day signatures in presence was a little bit more subtle, though: a separated CFB A2050 quality motion, which is Carl F. Bucherer's stunning internal made automated motion that is identified by its advanced peripheral winding rotor and special shock absorber that more effectively safeguards the regulator and balance spring from effects. If there's something that ends up being clear about seeing the complete series of Carl F. Bucherer sees in the context of essential collaborations like Manta Trust, it's that the brand name's happy self-reliance is, maybe, its greatest calling card. It makes it possible for the manufacture higher style imagination and the flexibility to discover ingenious methods to partner with the companies it discovers the most engaging-- in this case, the Manta Trust. You can discover more info on the Manta Trust right here, however to discover a Carl F. Bucherer merchant or discover more about the brand name's participation with the UK-based charity, head over to www.carl-f-bucherer.com. And that hypnotic impression was just the outcome of enjoying the marvelous, expressionless animal through a screen, on a looping video forecasted on the side of the stylish Smogshoppe at September's star-studded Carl F. Bucherer launch occasion in West Hollywood. The visitor of honor at the occasion wasn't the mantas in concern however rather Carl F. Bucherer's latest addition to its long-running Patravi Scubatec dive watch collection: the Black Manta, a 44mm titanium-cased scuba diver ended up with a sneaky DLC finishing and a set of manta ray shapes on its horizontal dial "shutters," paying tribute to the animals that motivated its name. Carl F. Bucherer has actually happily supported the Manta Trust company for the much better part of the last years, however has just recently (given that 2017) provided special-edition dive watches in the collection to commemorate the collaboration, making it possible for collectors to get straight included through the purchase of these limited-edition pieces., where the special inscription on the back of the watch is matched to the stubborn belly markings on a real-life animal, allowing the brand-new "moms and dad" to call their manta and keep track of its goings and comings, as kept track of by Manta Trust groups in the field.

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The Best Dive Watches

These Dive Watches Can Go Deep In the Ocean—And Help Save It, Too

(Bloomberg) — Wristwatches have been worn for diving, sailing, and other maritime activities, at least since the first waterproof watch case, the Rolex Oyster, made its debut in 1926. In more recent times, some of the most renowned purveyors of nautical-inspired timepieces have partnered with environmental charities focused on water-related causes to produce special editions, often with proceeds benefiting said charities.

This year, watch brands have taken the eco-trend to the next level, incorporating sustainable materials into several of these timepieces, as well as devoting funds from their sales.

Breitling Superocean Heritage Ocean Conservancy Limited Edition

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The original version of this Breitling diver’s watch was launched in 1957. The Superocean Heritage Limited Edition watch here, which was developed in partnership with the Ocean Conservancy, was launched in Bali, Indonesia, in 2019 as part of a massive, brand-sponsored beach cleanup initiative.

It has a 44mm stainless steel case, is water-resistant to 200 meters, and has a rotating dive-scale bezel in ocean blue to match the details on the three-register silvered dial. The blue tones are echoed on the watch’s main eco-friendly talking point, its NATO-style strap woven from ECONYL yarn, a material produced from recycled ocean waste such as discarded nylon fishing nets.

The material is used for the clothing produced by Outerknown, a “sustainable” clothing brand co-founded by surfing champion and Breitling ambassador Kelly Slater. Limited edition of 1,000 pieces; $6,250.

Oris Ocean Trilogy

Affordable-luxury watchmaker Oris kicked off its so-called Ocean Project in 2019 with the release of three limited-edition timepieces with marine blue dials from its Aquis dive watch series. Portions of the sales for each will go to a different ocean-conservation charity.

The Great Barrier Reef Limited Edition III, with its unconventional analog date indicator scale and off-center small seconds subdial, is limited to 2,000 pieces. Proceeds will support the Reef Restoration Foundation, whose mission is to regenerate damaged coral reefs. Also limited to 2,000 pieces is the Clean Ocean Limited Edition, a three-handed diver’s watch with a colorful caseback medallion made from recycled PET (polyethylene terephthalate) plastic, whose sales help fund the Pacific Garbage Screening Initiative.

That organization develops technologies to catch plastic waste before it enters the oceans. Rounding out the Ocean Trilogy is the rarest, most complicated piece, the Blue Whale chronograph, which features a new dial configuration for the Aquis family and boosts the Whale and Dolphin Conservation, a group devoted to protecting these endangered sea mammals. Limited to just 200 pieces compared to the others’ 2,000, the Blue Whale is available only in a special gift set featuring all three watches in a presentation box made from recycled PET plastic. Limited edition box set, 200 pieces, $10,500

Carl F. Bucherer Patravi Scubatec Black Manta Special Edition

Lucerne, Switzerland-based Carl F. Bucherer joined forces with the Manta Trust, a U.K.-based charity dedicated to preserving the ocean habitats of manta rays, to create this latest version of its Patravi Scubatec divers’ watch, the first one to feature a lightweight titanium case treated with black DLC (diamond-like carbon), a nanocomposite coating that combines high hardness with low corrosion.

Contrasting with the black case and dial are bronze-colored details designed to evoke the look of old divers’ tools, including the first 15-minute segment on the rotating diver’s bezel, which is made of titanium and ceramic. Also bronze-colored are the two manta ray silhouettes in the dial’s center and the stitching on the black textile strap, which is woven from a special material composed mostly of recycled PET plastic.

Inside the 500-meter, water resistant case is a chronometer-certified movement, the self-winding Caliber CFB 1950.1. Proceeds from sales of the Black Manta watch will help fund a research project into the behavior patterns of its aquatic namesake off the Yucatan Peninsula. $7,200

Panerai Submersible Mike Horn Edition

“Extreme” explorer Mike Horn has been a Panerai ambassador for more than 15 years, and the first watch to bear his name, from the newly rebranded Submersible collection, is suitably eco-aware in its use of materials.

In addition to yet another strap constructed from recycled PET material, the timepiece boasts a 300-meter, water-resistant case made from Panerai’s EcoTitanium. Composed entirely of recycled titanium, the material is used for the case middle, the turning bezel, the telltale patented crown protector device, and the caseback, distinguished by a special engraving of Horn’s signature, along with silhouetted images of sea life.

The in-house-made movement, Caliber P.9010 with a three-day power reserve, comes from the Panerai manufacture in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, a facility operating to strict environmental standards and whose production, says Panerai, is designed to emit net zero carbon emissions. Limited edition of 19 pieces, $41,000

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#baselworld2019 Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Black Manta Special Edition, relógio para mergulho com caixa de 44,6 mm em titânio DLC, resistente à água até 500 metros. Parte da renda obtida com a venda do modelo será destinada à Manta Trust, entidade que trabalhava na preservação das arraias-manta. 📷 @carlfbucherer • • #carlfbucherer #patravi #patraviscubatec #blackmanta #divingwatch #mantatrust #finewatchmaking #toolwatch #relogioserelogios https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv7J6XcBYV3/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=18m15g4szkjpo

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watchilove · 4 years

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Following the wave the Black Manta Special Edition made in summer, the Patravi ScubaTec family will be welcoming a new member. Carl F. Bucherer’s latest diver’s watch is a true action hero: striking, powerful, resilient – and dressed in deep black. With water-resistance to 50 bar (500 m) and certified chronometer precision, it is ready for any adventure – above or underwater, during outdoor action, and in everyday life. The successful Black Manta Special Edition inspired the striking design of the new Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Black, which will be available starting in April 2020.

Back in Black: The Design

This powerhouse doesn’t need a double for its stunts. The new Patravi ScubaTec Black features impressive resilience, excellent technology, and outstanding functionality. Its ultra-light 44.6 mm titanium case has a matte black DLC coating, as does the unidirectional rotating bezel. The bezel is also equipped with scratch-resistant ceramic, a 60-minute scale, and luminous markers. The black, finely structured dial is adorned with black indices with an ample coating of Super-LumiNova. Their luminescent blue gives the wearer the time of day even in the dark. The hour, minute, and second hands also have this tried-and-true luminous coating. They are accompanied by a date window at 3 o’clock.

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The new version’s striking design is not the only thing inspired by the Black Manta Special Edition. This model also matches the Special Edition’s sustainability in every way. The ScubaTec Black Manta Special Edition is dedicated to protecting the oceans and to the brand’s partnership with the Manta Trust charitable organization. The watchmaker has been cooperating with the Manta Trust for many years to help conserve manta rays and their habitats. The idea of sustainability, which Carl F. Bucherer actively supports, is also expressed in the new version. A black rubber strap with fabric made of 100% recycled plastic bottles removed from the ocean rounds out the sporty, elegant look. The second version of this model with a striking black rubber strap is also available.

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True Beauty Comes from Within: The Mechanics

This timepiece’s connection to the ocean goes far beyond its appearance. With its screw-down crown and automatic helium release valve, it is ideal for underwater adventures – as evidenced by its water-resistance to 50 bar (500 m). It is reliably powered by the CFB 1950.1 calibre automatic movement with a power reserve of 38 hours. Its extraordinary precision has been officially confirmed by the Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres (COSC) independent Swiss chronometer testing institute. Each watch is accompanied by an individual COSC certificate.

Versatile: A Sporty Family

The new Patravi ScubaTec Black joins an impressive collection of extremely water-friendly timepieces. In addition to the 2019 Black Manta Special Edition, the collection features other men’s models in blue or black as well as a range of colourful timepieces for women. They all earn high marks for precision and maximum resilience – truly in the spirit of traditional “Made of Lucerne” watchmaking heritage.

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Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Black Technical Specifications

Reference numbers:

00.10632.28.33.01 (rubber strap with PET textile layer)

00.10632.22.33.99 (rubber strap)

Movement:

Automatic,

CFB 1950.1 calibre,

COSC-certified chronometer;

diameter 26.20 mm,

height 4.6 mm,

25 rubies,

power reserve 38 hours

Functions:

Date, hour, minute, seconds

Case:

DLC-coated titanium,

titanium/ceramic bezel,

automatic helium release valve,

screw-down crown,

sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides,

water-resistant to 500 m (50 bar),

diameter 44.6 mm,

height 13.45 mm

Dial:

Black

Strap:

Rubber strap with recycled PET textile layer or embossed rubber strap,

diving folding clasp in DLC-coated titanium

Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Black Following the wave the Black Manta Special Edition made in summer, the Patravi ScubaTec family will be welcoming a new member.

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Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Black Hands On

When Carl F. Bucherer unveiled the Patravi ScubaTec Black diver back in January 2020, it set itself apart at once as one of the most aggressive and masculine takes on the burgeoning black dive watch trend. With hefty proportions and an over-the-top tactical look, the Patravi ScubaTec Black has cemented itself as one of the brand’s most talked-about new releases in 2020. While its angular design and material firsts for the marque certainly captured attention on debut, where the Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Black truly shines is in person.

While there’s no getting around the 44.6mm diameter of the Patravi ScubaTec Black’s DLC-coated titanium case, Carl F. Bucherer uses several tricks to help keep this visual mass in proportion. The biggest, but perhaps the least obvious, of these elements is the bold angular form itself. The bezel, for example, features a raised intermittent toothed pattern and a ceramic insert with a bold oversized dive scale, but it’s this chunkiness and width that helps to minimize the dial aperture for a more compact feel on the wrist. Likewise, while the wide-set and dramatically angled lugs might serve to make the design feel more purposeful and rugged, this downward angle also helps the wrap the case around the wrist surprisingly well while making the visual profile from above as square as possible. This keeps the lugs from appearing too long while aiding wearer comfort. Even the black DLC coating of the titanium, like black clothing, is visually slimming. The result is a case that doesn’t want for wrist presence but feels less overwhelming on average wrists than the numbers might imply. With the elements that don’t directly aid in this visual compression, there’s no shortage of attention to detail.

The mix of flat brushed surfaces and a prominent polished bevel along the lugs adds a feeling of quality and a hint of flash, while the prominent angular crown guards include a hex screw for an added sense of durability. The angular form of these guards is echoed at 8 o’clock, where the automatic helium escape valve sits in its own notched guard. Perhaps the most impressive bit of visual detail on the case comes courtesy of the solid caseback. Caseback engravings finished with black DLC are something of a rarity, to begin with, but the level of depth and quality shown in the pair of manta rays and the stylized backdrop sets this one ahead of its competitors. A 500-meter water resistance rating lends credence to the aggressive and capable case design with proven functionality. This is also Carl F. Bucherer’s first regular production model with a full titanium case, offering a potent mix of both durability and light weight.

If the case of the Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Black is all harsh and aggressive angles, the dial contrasts this with a rounder and more literally aquatic approach. This begins most clearly with the black dial surface, with a raised fish scale pattern that immediately demands attention. The indices are less obviously marine, but the streamlined and rounded applied DLC forms are vaguely reminiscent of pointed shark’s teeth. The handset, shared with the rest of the Patravi ScubaTec line, also follows this aquatic theme, with a vaguely fishlike take on semi-skeletonized Roman sword hands. The overall package feels stylish and cohesive, with the exception of the 3 o’clock date window. While a date complication is a fine and useful addition if done well, the white date wheel breaks up the visual harmony of the dial noticeably. A black date wheel would feel far less disruptive here.

While the ETA 2824-2 based CFB 1950.1 automatic movement inside the Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Black may not be fully in-house, the brand does make a handful of modifications to the long-running ETA workhorse. Chief among these comes in the form of heavy testing and adjustment, leading to a COSC chronometer certification for accuracy. One aspect that does remain unchanged for the CFB 1950.1, however, is the power reserve, which remains at 38 hours.

Carl F. Bucherer offers the Patravi ScubaTec Black on an all-black version of its standard signed rubber dive strap, but it also provides a more interesting and environmentally conscious alternative. At first glance, it may look like a standard black nylon or canvas strap, but the material used here is made entirely from recycled PET plastic bottles retrieved from the world’s oceans. As both an ecological conversation piece and a companion to a functional dive watch, the PET strap is a clear winner, with a thick and supple black rubber lining for added comfort and durability.

The Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Black may be far from the first in the current lineup of DLC-coated dive watches across the industry, but its full titanium construction is a first for the brand, and its aggressive design helps to set it well apart from the pack. The Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Black is available now through authorized dealers at an MSRP of $7,200. For more information, please visit the brand’s website.

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