Unit Diver (Coming Soon)

Steady Under Pressure.

Some watches were made to tell time. Others were made for a purpose.

The Unit Diver takes its inspiration from a little-known late-1950s U.S. Navy military specification dive watch, originally produced in extremely limited numbers. With fewer than a dozen known examples surviving today, the original was a rare piece of equipment built for a very specific job. No unnecessary markings. No polished details. Just an almost sterile dial, a single line of text, and everything a diver needed. Nothing more.

We set out to recapture that spirit.

The Unit Diver brings the unmistakable character of a military surplus tool watch into the modern era. Its stripped-back design stays true to the original philosophy, while a few carefully chosen upgrades make it ready for whatever comes next.

A Grade 2 titanium case keeps things lightweight and purpose-built. A domed sapphire crystal adds a vintage touch with modern durability, while a fully lumed bezel brings an extra measure of confidence when the light disappears.

No unnecessary frills. No distractions. Just a watch with a story, a purpose, and a little bit of history behind it.

Turn the watch over and you'll find STEADY UNDER PRESSURE engraved on the caseback. More than a nod to its naval roots, it's a reminder for all of us: when life gets difficult and the pressure builds, stay cool, focus on what matters, and solve one problem at a time.

Because being steady under pressure isn't just about what's on your wrist. It's about how you approach the journey ahead.

ESTIMATED SHIP DATE IS 12/15.

The Details

• Movement: PT5000 High Beat Automatic Self-Wind
• Case: Grade 2 titanium (TA2)
• Case Size: 40mm, excluding crown
• Case Thickness: 14mm
• Bezel: Lumed Ceramic
• Crystal: Inner Domed Sapphire
• Water Resistance: 20 Bar / 200M
• Lug To Lug: 50.5mm
• Dial: Matte Black
• Crown: Screw-down
• Strap: Vintage-style Ribbed Nato, 20mm
• Clasp: 20mm Signed Steel Buckle

Designed in Franklin, TN by a family that believes the best stories usually start with a little curiosity.