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WatchGecko are thrilled to announce our first collaboration with a watch brand! This white dial DevilRay is one of two watches we designed in partnership with NTH, and which is available exclusively from us.
The DevilRay is supposed to be the pinnacle of what NTH offer in a dive watch. We wanted to take that one step further and distil the watch down to its core elements.
The inspiration for the white dial version came from classic “polar dial” tool watches. We wanted to make the DevilRay as legible as possible, so the dial is a stark matte white, whilst the hour hand, seconds hand and markers are blacked out in order to achieve the highest contrast.
We removed the multi-coloured depth meter so that it didn’t distract you from the monochrome of the rest of the dial, which now features a crosshair as a nod to some of our favourite vintage deep-sea dive watches.
The DevilRay’s steel cushion case shrouds a 120-click, unidirectional bezel. This bezel features a saw-tooth edge for easy manipulation, as well as a durable steel insert. To make it easy to distinguish between the outer and inner scales on the bezel, we opted for a titanium coloured DLC coating on the insert.
Alongside these changes, this WatchGecko exclusive DevilRay is as tough a tool watch as you’d expect to see from NTH. The hands, markers, bezel, and even the crown are filled with X1 Super-LumiNova, for supreme legibility in low light conditions.
What’s more, each DevilRay is individually tested to a water resistance rating of an impressive 500m, and features a double-domed, anti-reflective sapphire crystal for superb scratch-resistance.
To power the DevilRay, NTH chose to use the reliable Seiko NH38 automatic movement. The tried and tested calibre beats at a rate of 21,600 BPH with a 41-hour power reserve. On top of this NTH have taken the time to regulate the movement, and it will be accurate to -10/+20 seconds a day.
Why This Watch?
About The Brand
NTH were founded in 2016 by Chris Vail, a long-time member of the WatchUSeek forum community. Before NTH Chris ran another brand called Lew & Huey, which he founded in 2012, so he knows a thing or two about how to make a good watch.
NTH watches focus on putting a twist on classic dive watch designs, at an affordable price, without sacrificing quality. The brand’s watches are very well proportioned and extremely wearable. They’re also true tool watches, being powered by reliable Japanese movements and having great water-resistance.
| Manufacturer | NTH |
|---|---|
| Watch Accuracy | Regulated to -10/+20 seconds per day |
| Watch Bezel | 120-Click unidirectional bezel with top-grade DLC stainless steel insert |
| Watch Case Back | Screw-down |
| Watch Case Colour | Silver |
| Watch Case Finish | Brushed |
| Watch Case Material | 316L Stainless Steel |
| Watch Case Crown | Screw-down |
| Watch Dial Colour | White |
| Watch Diameter | 43mm |
| Watch Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds |
| Watch Glass | Double-domed anti-reflective sapphire crystal |
| Watch Lug Length | 46mm |
| Watch Lug Width | 22mm |
| Watch Lug Luminescence | X1 Super-LumiNova applied to dial, hands, bezel, and crown |
| Watch Movement | Seiko NH38 (Japan) |
| Watch Movement Type | Automatic |
| Watch Power Reserve | 41 Hours |
| Watch Style | Dive |
| Watch Thickness | 14.5mm |
| Watch Warranty | 6 Years manufacturer's movement warranty |
| Watch Water Resistant | 500 Mtrs (50ATM) |
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