Rasmus

Rasmus is our divers’ watch. As such, you can expect it to meet the highest requirements in terms of water resistance and reliability. Indeed, especially under water it is important to be able to measure time accurately – sometimes it is even a matter of life and death.

Functionality is, of course, a top priority for timepieces like this. That is why we developed it in collaboration with the German national apnea diving team, who dive down to 150 metres without underwater breathing apparatus.

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Above all, perfect clarity of display is important. A clearly arranged face showing only the most important information was therefore a must for Rasmus. Equally practical, the hands are easy to distinguish because of their different forms and are intensely luminous. The bezel also has a luminous point to show the remaining diving time when diving with breathing apparatus. The point shows the beginning of a diving operation, while the minute hand measures the duration. To prevent the remaining diving time from being extended due to an inadvertent turn of the bezel, the latter can only be turned in an anti-clockwise direction. It engages perceptibly in each position and, thanks to fine pimples, can be operated even when the diver is wearing gloves.

And thus arose a timepiece on which you can always rely, both above and under water. That is why we named it Rasmus, after the patron saint of seafarers.