Inhorgenta 2025: Always works: sporty & robust
Inhorgenta 2025: Always works: sporty & robust
Timekeeping, watches and sport - that is and remains a never-ending relationship. Even between less active sportspeople and all the more sporty-looking tickers. Not forgetting the functionality, which is used diligently by some and worn on the wrist by others as a possible backup in case of sudden ambition to exercise. Either way, the dynamic look of these watches is transferred to the wearer, which explains their enduring popularity.
The "1972 Chronoscope Sports Edition 2025″ from Junghans is a stately 43.3-millimetre quartz watch with a sporty design and versatile features, limited to 200 pieces. It has a date, small seconds and 24-hour display.
The chronograph features a 1/5 stop second and a 60-minute counter. (RRP €890)
At first glance, the 39-millimetre "SUB 200T Diamanten" diving watches from Doxa do not look like they are absolutely suitable for depths of up to 20 bar.
Here, the Swiss brand combines its typical case shape, robustness and colourful dials with 107 diamonds and 13 brilliant-cut gemstones. (RRP €9,400)
The new "M2 Seven Seas S" from Tutima presented in Munich is equipped with a robust 40.2 millimetre stainless steel case and a 2.5 millimetre thick sapphire crystal.
The Tutima 330 automatic calibre ensures appropriate precision on the water and in the air, while wearing comfort is also guaranteed with an FKM rubber strap. (RRP €1,830)
The new "Eco-Drive Professional Diver 300 m" duo from Citizen's Promaster brand, which is water-resistant to 30 bar and has a diameter of 46 millimetres, is also suitable for saturation diving thanks to its helium valve. The light-powered in-house calibre E365 with a power reserve of 365 days ensures smooth operation. A Benebiol™ strap (including strap extension for use over a diving suit), which is resistant to hydrolysis when wet and therefore has less of an impact on the environment, ensures a secure hold. (RRP 499 €)
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