How big is the Squale 50 Atmos ref 1521 case?

How big is the Squale 50 Atmos ref 1521 case?

Squale 50 Atmos ref 1521 Review. Case. The 50 Atmos case is a master class in proportion and design. Coming in at approximately 41.5mm wide, with a lug-to-lug height of 48.5mm and a case thickness of 13mm, the 50 Atmos is certainly smaller than most contemporary dive watches.

What is the lug to lug length of Squale sub 39?

The lug-to-lug length is 48.5mm, ensuring a comfortable fit on every wrist. Its thickness, including the sapphire crystal of the dial, is approximately 12mm. The striking and timeless 316L stainless steel watchcase guarantees water-resistance up to 30 ATM (300mt).

What are the features of the Squale 1521 watch?

The lacquered dial is available in a broad range of colors. All models feature highly scratch-resistant sapphire crystals and a water-resistance to 50 Atmosphere / 500 Meters. The Squale 1521 comes equipped with a high-quality Italian 100% natural rubber diving strap with a subtle vanilla scent.

Which is the Blue Squale 50 Atmos strap?

The Squale 50 ATMOS comes with a choice of leather or rubber strap. You can find more about the different characteristics of the different straps here. The Squale 50 ATMOS Blue – 1521 – 026/BLU is definitely a true blue Squale 50 ATMOS that does not try to be something else.

When did Squale come out with the Master?

2014 has been an especially exciting year for Squale. They introduced the Master at Basel, and working with Jonathan Bordell of Page and Cooper, they created a limited edition Master line using a batch of recently discovered NOS bezels from the 1960s.

Is the Squale 50 Atmos a good dive watch?

The Squale 50 Atmos (Ref. 1521) is a fantastic nod to dive watches of the past, capturing the look and feel of everything that made Squale the beloved brand it once was. Sure, there are a few niggles, but the overall package should make it a worthy contender of your hard-earned money.