Blancpain X Swatch Fifty Fathoms Blue Lagoon Watch

Dive into timeless style with the Bioceramic Scuba Fifty Fathoms in Blue Lagoon, a modern interpretation of the legendary diving watch. This innovative timepiece combines Swatch's revolutionary Bioceramic material—a unique mix of ceramic and bio-sourced plastic—with the iconic design codes of professional diving watches.

The deep blue sunburst dial pays homage to the ocean depths, featuring luminescent indexes and hands for optimal readability underwater. The unidirectional rotating bezel with a diving scale helps track immersion times with precision and safety. Water-resistant to 91 meters, this watch delivers both functionality and sustainability.

Key Features:

  • Case: 46.7mm Bioceramic construction
  • Movement: SISTEM51 automatic mechanical
  • Dial: Blue sunburst with Super-LumiNova markers
  • Strap: Blue rubber with innovative clasp
  • Water Resistance: 91 meters
  • Crystal: Bio-sourced plastic

This piece represents the perfect fusion of Swatch's innovative spirit and the rich heritage of diving watches, making it an ideal companion for both underwater adventures and everyday wear.

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