The Sensei's take
The Halios Seaforth IV is an excellent choice for those seeking a lightweight and durable dive watch. Its top-notch materials and reliable Swiss movement represent great value for money in the microbrand space.
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DETAILS: › CASE MATERIAL: Titanium › BRACELET MATERIAL: Titanium with stainless steel clasp › DIAMETER: 40mm (fixed bezel) or 41mm (rotating bezel) › WATER RESISTANCE: 20 ATM. Screw-down crown, screw-down caseback › LUG-TO-LUG: 46.5mm › LUG WIDTH: 20mm › THICKNESS: 12.4mm including crystal › ROTATING BEZEL: 120 stops, unidirectional › CALIBRE: SELLITA SW200-2 self-winding movement, no-date only › POWER RESERVE: 65 hours › DIAL MATERIAL: Brass with galvanic (electrochemical) treatment › LUMINOUS MATERIAL: Globolight XP dial markers, Superluminova C3 X1 (blue) › ROTATING BEZEL INSERT: Sapphire, with luminous markings › CRYSTAL: Sapphire, double-domed with anti-reflective coating › HANDS FINISHING: Sandblasted matte grey › DEFAULT STRAP COLOURS: Black rubber for Plum dial, Blue rubber for Blu…
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Sensei Says
Sellita SW200-1. An upper-tier movement: tighter regulation, better materials and a longer power reserve. You feel the quality in the winding and the rate.
At 40 mm it lands in the modern sweet spot, a 46.5 mm lug-to-lug suits most wrists.
Fairly priced for what it is.
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The maker
Design-led, diver-rooted, deliberately scarce.
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