Courtesy of Raketa |
Now the naming conventions that Raketa have adopted can be a touch confusing, but to put this in the correct order: the Amphibia's ultimate designation is (when you land on the final link) listed as "Navy" watch. This is a sub category of "Sea" and "In Love With The Sea", which is a sub-category of "Tool". Well, part of the "Freemium" coverage here at Tempus Fugit is to try and give you the information you really need, without making you leap through a payment fire wall, and without requiring a brand to pass 3 pieces of silver across my palm in exchange for coverage ; )
The other pieces making up the "Tool" collection are thoughtfully decorated, but perhaps a wee-bit too much so. A tool watch is meant to be just that. Basic, efficient, offering only what is really needed.
Under the hood is Raketa's 2615 -
Courtesy of Raketa |
MOVEMENT 2615
3 hand movement with avtomat complication (inside the Raketa Classic BIG ZERO)
Number of jewels: | 27 |
Testing positions: | 4 |
Average rate (s/d): | -10+20 |
Average running time (h): | 40 |
Frequency/hour: | 18.000 / 2.5Hz |
Bi-directional automatic winding: | Yes |
Stopper of self-winding unit activated during manual winding: | Yes |
The case is of stainless steel and measures 43 mm in diameter, and is rated to be water resistant to a depth of 40 ATM (1355.98) according to Kyle's Converter
The other thing that makes this the best of the Raketa Tool collection is the price - €950 including the VAT.
So, if you are hankering for a Russian tool watch, the Amphibia 0252 is the best one out there. And that is My Opinion Is Fact for today.
Enjoy your watches!
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