Argonautic Lumis

The Argonautic Lumis is a robust and sporty diver's watch with impressive luminous technology that guarantees optimal readability even in deep waters. Its striking design and high functionality make it the ideal companion for underwater adventures.

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    • Argonautic Lumisschwarze Taucherarmbanduhr mit Metallband

    Argonautic Lumis

    Automatic 43 mm

    Diving

    €1.170
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    Argonautic Lumis

    Automatic 43 mm

    Diving

    €1.170

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    Automatic 43 mm

    Diving

    €1.195
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    Argonautic Lumis

    Automatic 43 mm

    Diving

    €1.120
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    Argonautic Lumis

    Automatic 43 mm

    Diving

    €1.120
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    Automatic 43 mm

    Diving

    €1.150
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    Argonautic Lumis

    Automatic 43 mm

    Diving

    €1.120

    ARGONAUTIC LUMIS

    CONSTANT LUMINOSITY

    The Argonautic Lumis is a watch that literally glows with the mystery of the ocean. With its tritium gas tubes on the dial and hands, it brings the night to life and lets you tell the time effortlessly even in the deepest waters. This watch is not only an elegant companion, but also a daring diver with a water resistance of 30ATM, ready to explore the secrets of the underwater world with you.

    66% IMPROVED LUMINOSITY

    GTLS technology

    So-called tritium gas light sources, or GTLS (Gaseous Tritium Light Sources), are located on the numerals and hands of the Argonautic Lumis. They are not only particularly safe, they also guarantee the watch wearer at least fifteen years of constant luminosity - without external energy supply. Compared to the previous DAVOSA model, the current light sources are 66% more powerful. In addition, they glow green in the dark, a colour that is particularly well perceived by the human eye under poor lighting conditions.

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