Driven by the vision of crafting professional-grade aquatic timing instruments, Frédéric Robert took over the brand that was to become Aquastar in 1962. And, as a diver, sailor, pilot, mathematician, and watchmaker, Mr. Robert possessed ample expertise to make his vision come true. Along with the guidance of Marc Jasinski, Aquastar flourished and ended up achieving many technological achievements within the first 10 years of its life. Innovations such as the Deepstar’s multiple dive decompression bezel have earned the brand plentiful patents over time and kept Aquastar head and shoulders above its competitors. Aquastar watches were so high calibre that, until the mid-1970s, they were only available to purchase through professional diving equipment outlets. Now that the brand has expanded into the mainstream market, anybody and everybody can enjoy the ingenuity of an Aquastar watch. 

Core features of an Aquastar Watch:

• All Aquastars feature a steel rotating bezel. 
• A high-quality sapphire crystal encases every Aquastar’s dial. 
• Both the hands and hour markers on each model are luminescent, meaning the watches are legible even in lowlight conditions. 
• Each Aquastar watch is powered by a Swiss-made automatic mechanical movement. 

Model Specification: M60-BOR

• The contemporary Model 60 is a re-edition of the 1957 Aquastar Model 60. 
• This watch's stainless steel case measures 37 mm in diameter and 11mm in thickness. 
• Framed by a bidirectional bezel is a black glossy dial. 
• Adorning the dial are mixed indices with a chunky luminescent inlay. 
• The dial also features SuperLuminova hour, minute and second hands. 
• Encasing the dial is a highly domed and antireflective sapphire crystal. 
• A stainless steel BOR bracelet with fitted endlinks secures the watch to the wrist.
• Powering the watch is a  La Joux Perret calibre movement with a 68-hour power reserve.
• This model is water resistant up to 200 metres (20 bar).