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The Black Dragonfish and its deep-black pigmentation set the stage for this stealthy timepiece, our third in the Superkuro Musou Black series. Get into a low-light setting and the dial will disappear, leaving you mesmerized with BGW9 on its inner chapter ring & bezel. Thankfully it won’t be the last thing you’ll see, unlike prey chasing the dragonfish’s barbel.
Dark, dapper, and elegant, get lost in that Superkuro Musou Black dial (absorbs 99.4% of light) while you ‘jump’ the local hour hand for time zone adjustments. The Miyota 9075 “flyer” GMT movement delivers rapid but fluid motion, ticking at a high beat rate of 28,800 times per hour. The precise movement is bolstered by Parashock, an in-built shock absorption system that maintains functionality while the watch enjoys your many adventures.
A layer of DLC on the case & bracelet adds a protective layer to its already-robust 40mm titanium body. We crafted a custom caseback depicting a black dragonfish wandering in deep sea currents, while the bracelet buckle-art salutes the Wave of Kanagawa, a signature mark on our ocean-friendly watches.
SPECIFICATIONS:
| Watch Bezel | 120-click unidirectional Titanium bezel filled with Swiss Superluminova |
|---|---|
| Watch Case Back | Single-piece exhibition screw-down caseback with custom artwork print |
| Watch Case Finish | 40mm titanium brushed finishing with DLC coating |
| Watch Case Crown | Embossed BOLDR logo |
| Watch Dial Colour | Black |
| Watch Diameter | 40mm |
| Watch Glass | Double-dome Sapphire crystal with Super AR-coating |
| Watch Lug Length | 48mm |
| Watch Lug Width | 20mm |
| Watch Lug Luminescence | Swiss Superluminova |
| Watch Movement | Japan-made Miyota Cal. 9075 automatic |
| Watch Power Reserve | 42 hours |
| Watch Thickness | 13mm |
| Watch Warranty | 2 Year Warranty |
| Watch Water Resistant | 300 Mtrs/30ATM |
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