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Debaufre 2000M Triton Diver
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Published on 08-20-2010 11:37 AM
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Let's take a look at the Debaufre Triton 2000M Dive watch. The Swiss ETA 2824-2 Automatic movement is cased up in a 45mm high pressure 316L surgical-grade stainless steel case, which also incorporates an automatic Helium Release Valve (HRV) on the left side, and a screw down crown. The case thickness is 17.3mm's and the lugs accommodates a 22mm bracelet. It has a brushed/satin finish applied which should make it easy to maintain.
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It's pressure tested and approved to 2000M/6561 feet and can be used for saturation diving. The watch is has a nice weight to it, weighing in at 9.4 ounces. The case back is a solid screw down type, and engraved with an image of Triton, the Greek sea god.
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The dial is a deep black and has a wavy design inlaid into it. The hour numbers are indicated at the 12,3 & 9 o'clock positions in a high contrast orange. Baton markers as well as the skeleton hands are painted with Super-Luminova. The date window, inspired by portholes, is located at the 6 o'clock position. Debaufre uses a scratch resistant Sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating applied. As with most divers, the Triton uses a unidirectional rotating bezel, with a coin edge. The bezel insert keeps the orange theme going with orange timing markers that contrasts well with the black background and is easily read.
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The bracelet, also made of brushed 316L stainless steel, uses a solid non tapering 5 link design attaching to the case with 22mm solid end links. The removable links are secured with screws and it can accommodate a wrist size of 6.5 to 9 inches and larger. The deployment clasp is a flip lock style with a divers extension and it has 4 micro adjustable positions.
The Triton would make a great diver or a desk diver for daily use. The ETA movement is tried and true and can be regulated well inside of COSC Standards.
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To check out this or other Debaufre watches, navigate to their website and see their full line up. Debaufre.com
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Let's take a look at the Debaufre Triton 2000M Dive watch. The Swiss ETA 2824-2 Automatic movement is cased up in a 45mm high pressure 316L surgical-grade stainless steel case, which also incorporates an automatic Helium Release Valve (HRV) on the left side, and a screw down crown. The case thickness is 17.3mm's and the lugs accommodates a 22mm bracelet. It has a brushed/satin finish applied which should make it easy to maintain.
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It's pressure tested and approved to 2000M/6561 feet and can be used for saturation diving. The watch is has a nice weight to it, weighing in at 9.4 ounces. The case back is a solid screw down type, and engraved with an image of Triton, the Greek sea god.
Stock Photo
The dial is a deep black and has a wavy design inlaid into it. The hour numbers are indicated at the 12,3 & 9 o'clock positions in a high contrast orange. Baton markers as well as the skeleton hands are painted with Super-Luminova. The date window, inspired by portholes, is located at the 6 o'clock position. Debaufre uses a scratch resistant Sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating applied. As with most divers, the Triton uses a unidirectional rotating bezel, with a coin edge. The bezel insert keeps the orange theme going with orange timing markers that contrasts well with the black background and is easily read.
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The bracelet, also made of brushed 316L stainless steel, uses a solid non tapering 5 link design attaching to the case with 22mm solid end links. The removable links are secured with screws and it can accommodate a wrist size of 6.5 to 9 inches and larger. The deployment clasp is a flip lock style with a divers extension and it has 4 micro adjustable positions.
The Triton would make a great diver or a desk diver for daily use. The ETA movement is tried and true and can be regulated well inside of COSC Standards.
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To check out this or other Debaufre watches, navigate to their website and see their full line up. Debaufre.com
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