Jellyfish Depthmaster, a Seconde/Seconde/ dive watch limited to 50 pieces
The Jellyfish Depthmaster is a 39 mm cushion-case dive watch with a matte black dial and custom jellyfish hands, created with the watch artist Seconde/Seconde/ and water resistant to 1,000 m. Released in 2021 in 50 pieces, it now has its place in the Retrospective of our limited editions.
This collaboration started on Instagram, between Romaric André, alias Seconde/Seconde/, and Guillaume Laidet of Nivada Grenchen. They shared ideas about the best Seconde/Seconde/ touch for the “Pac-Man” Depthmaster, and the jellyfish came straight away.
Seconde/Seconde/, alias Romaric André, is a French artist known among collectors for twisting and customising vintage watches with humour. Discover the full Depthmaster collection.
The jellyfish hands were made in France, by the last watch-hand manufacturer in the country. They came in five colours: blue, orange, yellow, grey and purple, and only 10 watches were made in each colour.
On the matte black dial, the printed luminous markers and white print keep the time legible, and the hands carry cream Swiss Super-LumiNova.
The cushion case is 316L stainless steel, polished and brushed, 39 mm across and 47 mm from lug to lug, with a screw-down crown, a sapphire crystal and an automatic helium escape valve. It is water resistant to 100 ATM, or 1,000 m.
Inside is a Swiss automatic movement with a quick-set date and a power reserve of about 38 hours. Learn more in our dive watch essentials.
FAQs
A dive watch is built to be worn underwater: high water resistance, a screw-down crown, a rotating bezel to time the dive and a legible, luminous dial.
Seconde/Seconde/, alias Romaric André, is a French artist known among collectors for twisting and customising vintage watches with humour. He created the Jellyfish Depthmaster and the Super Antarctic Keep Frozen with Nivada Grenchen.
A helium escape valve lets helium out of the case during the decompression phase of saturation diving, so the pressure inside does not damage the watch. The Jellyfish Depthmaster has an automatic helium escape valve.