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Introducing Bamford D-300 Ceramic Dive Watch

The British Brand’s First Dive Watch Collection

ByWaqt

30.01.2025

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Bamford London introduces its first-ever dive watch collection, crafted from ceramic and available in four striking colors. This launch marks a significant step for the brand in the category of robust and practical timepieces.

Designed by George Bamford, the founder of the brand established in 2008, the D-300 collection reflects Bamford London’s evolution from customizing luxury watches to creating its own line of timepieces.

The Bamford D-300 is built to withstand the demands of deep-sea exploration. It features a ceramic case reinforced with an internal titanium structure, providing enhanced shock resistance while ensuring exceptional durability against scratches and corrosion.

With a 42mm square-shaped case inspired by the renowned Bamford GMT, the watch boasts 300-meter water resistance, making it a reliable companion for aquatic adventures.

Combining functional elegance with everyday wearability, the D-300 is equipped with a unidirectional rotating bezel with deep grooves for improved grip, complementing the bold square-shaped case. The oversized titanium crown, protected by ceramic crown guards, highlights the thoughtful design, ensuring ease of use even underwater. The caseback, crafted from PVD-coated black titanium, features an exclusive Bamford D-300 engraving.

The dial is designed for optimal readability, featuring a sector layout with Super-LumiNova-coated hands and markers for excellent visibility in all lighting conditions. The Bamford D-300 is available in four vibrant color options: glossy white, matte black with blue accents, matte blue with yellow details, and matte green with orange highlights, combining eye-catching aesthetics with high legibility.

Powering the Bamford D-300 is a Swiss-made ETA 2824-2 automatic movement, operating at a 28,800 vibrations per hour (4Hz) frequency and offering a 38-hour power reserve.

Each timepiece is fitted with a comfortable rubber strap that matches the case color. Priced at GBP 1,500, which is equivalent to 6,850 AED.

For more information visit Bamford London's official website.

Technical specifications: Bamford D-300

Case: Ceramic case with Titanium core, Uni-directional Ceramic bezel, Oversized Titanium screw-down crown with ceramic guard, Black PVD-coated titanium case back engraved with exclusive Bamford D-300 logo, sapphire crystal
Diameter: 42 mm
Height: 13 mm
Water resistance: 300 m
Dial: White, black, navy, khaki green, Hands, indices, and bezel zero marker triangle in green/blue emission Super-LumiNova.
Movement: Automatic, caliber ETA 2824-2, Jewels 25
Functions: hours, minutes, seconds
Power reserve: 38 hours
Frequency: 28,800 vph (4Hz)
Bracelet / Strap : Rubber strap
Price: GBP 1,500 / 6,850 AED