The U1 which has been around for a decade, perhaps much more, was previously only available with a black diver’s bezel. Well except the U1 DE that is.
Nevertheless Sinn has tarted-up their flagship diver several times over the years, some looks have been BETTER than OTHERS (not sure what they were thinking; in their defense their was a bit of camo fad going on then).
One look, though that has endured across all Sinn models particularly the U series is the one you see here where the entire case has been blackened.
The U1 S E watch now comes with an all-over Black Hard Coating on a Tegimented basis, but not only this, it also gets some rather nicely colored hands and dial markers.
Like any U1, the case and crown of the U1 S E are made from high-strength seawater-resistant German Submarine Steel.
As well as having extreme seawater resistance, this material possesses the highest level of non-magnetic properties.
And thanks to its captive design, it is virtually impossible for the diver’s bezel with minute ratcheting to become detached from the case as a result of hard knocks.
The watch has been checked for pressure resistance and tested based on European diving equipment standards and certified by DNV. This confirms that it is highly reliable.
What do you think?
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