DAVOSA in the media

DAVOSA is launching 300 pieces each of the iconic Argonautic diving watch series under the name Argonautic Coral. Proceeds from this project will benefit the non-governmental organisation "Coral Guardian", which...

Davosa extends its Ternos Professional series with a duo of matte-dialled limited edition diving instruments named the Davosa Ternos Professional Matt Suit. Dressed in a choice of navy blue or deep black matte, the limited editions of 500 pieces remain loyal to their diver’s DNA with a new design aesthetic destined to impress.

"The Davosa North Pole watch series pays tribute to all those who have found the courage to embark on this challenging journey," he explains, adding that this is the first time the brand has agreed to create a similar project outside of its standard sales network.

Apresentation video of the Davosa Argonautic Lumis Chronograph 2012 edition.

A limited edition of 333 pieces of a motorsport-inspired chronograph Swiss-made timepiece.
The watch comes in a wooden box with an Alfa Romeo Tipo 33/3 model car. Round face 42mm diameter stainless-steel case, Valjoux 7750 self-winding chronograph movement, black calfskin strap with holes, red contrast stitching, pushbutton folding clasp.

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You may not have heard of Davosa, but this small, independent Swiss label is a bit of a hidden gem. The company began life under the name of Hasler, before...

So this is how you properly pimp a watch! This is Davosa’s debut bronze diver, a model which we previewed HERE and that we now know is available as two versions. You could say that Davosa are a little late to the BRONZE party, a party which some say was just a passing fad but in fact appears to be a growing (albeit niche) trend that is here to stay. 

The Argonautic Bronze hasn’t just taken the regular steel (42mm x 13.5 mm) Argonautic and given it a new bronze case; it has dialed up the whole aesthetic of the watch a good few notches. 

In this timepiece, Swiss watchmaker DAVOSA combines a historic material with high functionality of a modern diving watch.

For centuries bronze has been the material of choice for nautical devices as well as for the first diving bells. Now some watch manufacturers have begun rediscovering this heritage material. Bronze is easy to work with and its unique, yellowish red sheen gives it a distinct look compared to materials like gold, silver and stainless steel.

Davosa has a wide range of watches. They have divers, aviation, military, racing, and travel. All are very nice but one really stood out to me. While browsing their site I...

Davosa surprised me with the Apnea Diver because they actually managed to do something few brands are able to do these days. What's that? Make a diver's watch that looks nice, but doesn't look like everyone else's product. The reality is that most of the time when a watch brand wants to produce anything but a "me too" design, the result feels lacking (or simply ugly). It is certainly true that this excellent timepiece doesn't look like everyone else's underwater watch... and the fair price makes it a must-look-at model for anyone seeking value. It also doubles as a small desk clock. How many dive watches can claim that?

When it comes to iconic, readily-recognizable designs in the watch world, Rolex is certainly a brand that would be on the tip of most peoples’ tongues.  This is evidenced by...