CWC Automatic Divers Watch Mk.2 Black (SF300 AS120)
£1,499.00
Item code: 73129
NEW CWC BLACK AUTO DIVER MK.2
CWC has made this watch since the mid-1990s; this is the classic military divers' watch with a Top Grade Swiss SW200-1 movement, regulated to extremely precise levels of accuracy. Sapphire glass and 120-click bezel. Swiss-made.
This watch has the same shape case as the SBS issued watch but with the Sellita top grade automatic movement.
Water resistant to 30 atmospheres, 300m
- One-way time elapse bezel, 120 click
- PVD black stainless steel case
- 45mm diameter including crown (41mm excluding crown), 47mm lug to lug, 20mm lug width. Bezel diameter is 40mm, crystal is 31mm.
- Weight (without strap): 78g
- Screw-down crown
- Screw-down caseback
- Sellita top grade SW200-1 Swiss automatic movement
- SuperLuminova markings (Tritium paint no longer used in production since early 2000s)
- No date function (crown still retains the 'ghost date' position)
- Sapphire glass, anti-glare
- Swiss-made using Swiss parts
- Fixed bars, supplied with 20mm black CWC military strap
- Three year warranty
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Customer Reviews
I bought an SBS, (civilian version), in 2006, after I spent some time sharing a hotel with the Royal Marines in Sarajevo, Bosnia in the mid-late 90's. As sort of a US counterpart, we worked closely on some operations, and I got to play around with those watches. Although many of us wore those high-dollar so-called icons at the time, it seemed rational to switch out those famous super-brands for a more common sense item, and CWC seemed to fill the void in good order.
I think that first SBS I bought was around $700 back then. Anyway, fast forward to today; with the SBS retired after a nearly two decades of beating around the world and showing the scars, it was time for a new one. I like the black SBS, but had a bad experience of that battery failing when I least expected it, so I went for the Auto-Diver this time; I don't really required a day/date anyway. The new Diver has already been to the Great Smoky Mountains and dove the depths of Lake Hartwell in Georgia. SITREP: Everything is back to normal. Carry On.... Save that Rolex for a hot date!!!
I have the older ETA movement based version made in 2017 which is essentially the same as the current SW200 version. Mine has been around the world and been magnetised and demagnetised many times thanks to airport security scanners (takes 10s to demag), was worn for several years in the tropics, has been through freezing continental winters, has survived ragamuffins trying to snatch it from my wrist, been swimming many times in swimming pools/rivers/sea and it still runs at -2s/day if worn 24hrs or -1s/day if I take it off at night.
Pretty impressive and the Monnin case is an absolute classic.
CWC Automatic Divers Watch Mk.2 Black (SF300 AS120)
The “perfect” rough and ready watch for all adventures. No reason to worry, or think twice … just strap it on go! I also love the automatic version, no battery life issues (ever). Lastly, buy it now before it’s out of stock!
Having CWC AUTOMATIC DIVERS WATCH MK.2 BLACK (SF300 AS120) for several weeks, this is my daily beater. It’s running extremely accurate -1sec weekly. Great value and accurate compared with my other luxury brands collection ( Breitling, Tudor, Omega & Rolex). Highly recommended. I’m looking forward for my next CWC’s collection in near future.
Paul
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