Ligure Turtle Black Cuttlefish Sand LWT21004N

All about the Ligure Tartaruga Nero di Seppia Sand LWT21004N, a diver's watch with Swiss movement and Italian flair.

THE CASE

Tartaruga is the Italian word for turtle, and these can be found in numerous variations along the coasts of the Italian Riviera, where the creators of Ligure found their inspiration for the watch. The case is modeled after the shape of a turtle, with no edges, a square-rounded shape, and a domed sapphire crystal that seamlessly and smoothly arches over the case like a turtle's shell. A real eye-catcher in terms of design. The product line name Nero di Seppia, which means cuttlefish ink, refers to the consistently black coloring of the watch, which gives it a particularly sporty, elegant, and tactilely appealing appearance.

The anti-reflective coating and full anti-glare treatment guarantee optimal readability even in unfavorable lighting conditions.

DIAL AND HANDS

The Nero di Seppia Sand LWT21004N model features a clearly structured black dial with accentuated beige-yellow coloring. It impresses with a striking look, high complexity, and design depth. The texture and coloring appear well thought out. The indices are slightly offset and extra polished, blending harmoniously with the numerals into the overall appearance of the dial. Thanks to the Super-LumiNova® illumination coating, good readability of the time is ensured even in the dark.

THE MOVEMENT of the Ligure Tartaruga Nero di Seppia Sand LWT21004N

Inside the Ligure Tartaruga Nero di Seppia Sand, a reliable, robust, precise Swiss automatic movement, the SW200-1, from the Swiss company Sellita, is at work. This movement is based on the ETA 2824 manufacture caliber in its basic concept and brings with it the essential relevant functions that one can expect from a diver's watch.

STRAP AND CLASP

THE CASE BACK

The back of the watch is made of stainless steel. In addition to the raised outlines of Italy, the coordinates of Porto Venere are engraved, a reminiscence of a popular diving area in the Riviera Ligure where many shipwrecks are located.