Better known as the creators of the first automatic wristwatch, Swiss-born Fortis are a brand of many milestones. Founded in 1912 by Walter Vogt, the luxurious portfolio of Fortis is closely entwined with historical turning points across the horological, aeronautic and astronautic industries. Attesting to these connections, the brand has had a longstanding partnership with Russian space agency ROSCOSMOS and has collaborated with the likes of the Austrian Space Forum and the Swedish Space Corporation. With its confident, durable and innovative timepieces, Fortis has consistently pushed the boundaries of the watchmaking industry. 

Inspired by nature, the Fortis Marinemaster is more than just a diver’s watch. Its robust build and attentively designed features make it up for any challenge, be it hiking, fishing, windsurfing or camping. United by their embossed Fortis-O-Pattern dials, there is a wide range of Marinemasters to fit every preference, taste and style. 

Core Features of the Fortis Marinemaster Collection:

• Each Marinemaster watch has luminescent hands and indices to ensure its readability in low-light conditions. 
• Encasing each of the dials in this collection is a high-quality sapphire crystal. 
• The Marinemasters are each powered by a Swiss-made automatic mechanical movement. 
• All watches in the collection also feature a date display. 
• Each Marinemaster is water resistant to at least 300 metres.

Model Specifications F8120024:

• The elegant 40 mm case is made of recycled stainless steel.
• The orange dial features an embossed Fortis-O-Pattern texture. 
• Adorning the dial are applied metallic indices and matching hour, minute and second hands.
• The hands and indices are luminescent. 
• Framing the dial is a unidirectional gear bezel. 
• An orange ultra-flexible rubber strap secures the watch to the wrist.
• To give the watch its high water resistance, the watch has a protected screw-down crown with a triple gasket system.
• The movement on the model is automatic with a power reserve of up to 38 hours.