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Ocean Series | 1984 Antarctic Expedition | 200m Waterproof | Calendar | Luminous | Dive | 40mm

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Ocean Series | 1984 Antarctic Expedition | 200m Waterproof | Calendar | Luminous | Dive | 40mm - Sea-Gull Watch Official Store
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Extreme Timing Challenging Limits

Specially customized with the code name ST5B for the Antarctic exploration team, the Seagull Watch provides excellent timing ability, strong cold resistance, and stability to protect the exploration journey of the expedition team in the environment of blurred time, rough waves, and freezing cold

Ocean Series | 1984 Antarctic Expedition | 200m Waterproof | Calendar | Luminous | Dive | 40mm - Sea-Gull Watch Official Store

Caseback & 20-Bar WR

Crafted with precision CNC machining, the solid caseback features intricate laser-etched engravings that highlight the watch's identity. Engineered for performance, it delivers a robust 20-bar (200 meters) water resistance, ensuring exceptional durability and reliability for everyday adventure.

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A Milestone

On February 15, 1985, history was made. China completed its first Antarctic research station—the Great Wall Station—on King George Island in just 27 days of construction, following a pioneering 45-day expedition.

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