Cruise has been the iconic pillar of the TechnoMarine brand since it splashed onto the scene in 1997. The fun and flirty designs were the first ever to mix diamonds with plastic. It was a revolutionary concept, especially within the traditional world of Swiss watch making, and the designs drew raves from globe-trotting style setters who embraced the glamorous new look. Today, TechnoMarine is on the threshold of renewal.The first hint of what’s in store for the future, Cruise Sport is a revamped interpretation of the signature Cruise collection. The silhouette is straightforward, absent of excessive embellishments. The silicone strap – softer and more flexible than gel-plastic versions used in years past – is an exercise in clean lines and minimalist currents. Water resistant up to 200m and available in a chronograph or 3-hand style, the Cruise Sport excels on a diving expedition or aboard a speedboat, but, thanks to its sleek profile, can just as smoothly blend with boardroom attire.The Cruise Sport marks the earliest steps of TechnoMarine’s journey to reclaim its spot at the vanguard of innovation and creativity. It is a taste of what’s to come. A disruptive presence will be felt.

When TechnoMarine introduced its first luxury chronograph in transparent gel in 1997, it imposed a new concept that created many waves in the traditionally conservative watch making industry: TechnoMarine had invented a new class of high-end Swiss watches.

In 1999, TechnoMarine added diamonds to the rotating bezel of the “Raft”, and the “TechnoDiamond” was born, the first ever combination of diamonds on a diving chronograph with an interchangeable gel strap.

The industry claimed that the idea was “insane”, and TechnoMarine single-handedly managed to revolutionize the market with a product born of the never-before conceived and almost “sacrilegious” association between plastic and diamonds. More than 150,000 models were sold while thousands of look-alikes began to flood the market.

The “TechnoDiamond” became a watch which represented a certain lifestyle that people wanted to be identified with.

TechnoMarine’s new collection is a fascinating immersion into a world of technical proficiency and fusions, full of unexpected feelings, colors and designs.

More and more, TechnoMarine timepieces call attention to the subtle associations between high-end Swiss watches and luxury accessories with a fusion of aesthetic uniqueness and watch making expertise, always drawing inspiration from the ocean and sea universe.

TechnoMarine, Cruise Sport, Unisex Watch, Stainless Steel Case, Silicone Strap Interchangeable, Japanese Quartz (Battery-Powered), 110012

Cruise has been the iconic pillar of the TechnoMarine brand since it splashed onto the scene in 1997. The fun and flirty designs were the first ever to mix diamonds with plastic. It was a revolutionary concept, especially within the traditional world of Swiss watch making, and the designs drew raves from globe-trotting style setters who embraced the glamorous new look. Today, TechnoMarine is on the threshold of renewal.The first hint of what’s in store for the future, Cruise Sport is a revamped interpretation of the signature Cruise collection. The silhouette is straightforward, absent of excessive embellishments. The silicone strap – softer and more flexible than gel-plastic versions used in years past – is an exercise in clean lines and minimalist currents. Water resistant up to 200m and available in a chronograph or 3-hand style, the Cruise Sport excels on a diving expedition or aboard a speedboat, but, thanks to its sleek profile, can just as smoothly blend with boardroom attire.The Cruise Sport marks the earliest steps of TechnoMarine’s journey to reclaim its spot at the vanguard of innovation and creativity. It is a taste of what’s to come. A disruptive presence will be felt.

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Diving watch, Japanese quartz movement, Chronograph featuring 24-hour, 60-minute and continuous seconds subdials, Polished silver-tone hands with luminous blue accents, Glossy blue chronograph sweep seconds, Glossy blue/polished silver-tone hands mark subdials, Engraved luminescent blue hour markers, Blue Arabic numbers and indices mark subdials, Blue hour markers and indices form minute track on surrounding concave ring, Analog date aperture between four and five o’clock positions, Three-layered matte white dial with engraved luminescent blue logo at twelve o’clock position, Interchangeable matte white silicone strap with contrast stitching and large brushed silver-tone stainless steel ardillon buckle, Unidirectional polished silver-tone stainless steel bezel with gleaming white ceramic top ring and engraved blue lacquer triangle marker/Arabic numbers/indices, Polished silver-tone stainless steel round case with matte white plastic cover, Textured steel screw-down crown with logo, Polished steel selector buttons, Stainless steel screw-down caseback, Mineral crystal, 20 ATM (200 meters/660 feet water resistant) **Gift set includes: watch tool, interchangeable matte blue silicone strap with contrast stitching and large brushed silver-tone stainless steel ardillon buckle, interchangeable matte blue plastic case cover

When TechnoMarine introduced its first luxury chronograph in transparent gel in 1997, it imposed a new concept that created many waves in the traditionally conservative watch making industry: TechnoMarine had invented a new class of high-end Swiss watches.

In 1999, TechnoMarine added diamonds to the rotating bezel of the “Raft”, and the “TechnoDiamond” was born, the first ever combination of diamonds on a diving chronograph with an interchangeable gel strap.

The industry claimed that the idea was “insane”, and TechnoMarine single-handedly managed to revolutionize the market with a product born of the never-before conceived and almost “sacrilegious” association between plastic and diamonds. More than 150,000 models were sold while thousands of look-alikes began to flood the market.

The “TechnoDiamond” became a watch which represented a certain lifestyle that people wanted to be identified with.

TechnoMarine’s new collection is a fascinating immersion into a world of technical proficiency and fusions, full of unexpected feelings, colors and designs.

More and more, TechnoMarine timepieces call attention to the subtle associations between high-end Swiss watches and luxury accessories with a fusion of aesthetic uniqueness and watch making expertise, always drawing inspiration from the ocean and sea universe.

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Techno Marine achieves a bold and beautiful level of confidence that no one can deny! Join the Techno Marine family today and be apart of a strong and elegant design that reaches new heights with this Cruise timepiece that features a sporty silicone strap and chronograph feature–the perfect addition to anyone’s collection.

When TechnoMarine introduced its first luxury chronograph in transparent gel in 1997, it imposed a new concept that created many waves in the traditionally conservative watch making industry: TechnoMarine had invented a new class of high-end Swiss watches.

In 1999, TechnoMarine added diamonds to the rotating bezel of the “Raft”, and the “TechnoDiamond” was born, the first ever combination of diamonds on a diving chronograph with an interchangeable gel strap.

The industry claimed that the idea was “insane”, and TechnoMarine single-handedly managed to revolutionize the market with a product born of the never-before conceived and almost “sacrilegious” association between plastic and diamonds. More than 150,000 models were sold while thousands of look-alikes began to flood the market.

The “TechnoDiamond” became a watch which represented a certain lifestyle that people wanted to be identified with.

TechnoMarine’s new collection is a fascinating immersion into a world of technical proficiency and fusions, full of unexpected feelings, colors and designs.

More and more, TechnoMarine timepieces call attention to the subtle associations between high-end Swiss watches and luxury accessories with a fusion of aesthetic uniqueness and watch making expertise, always drawing inspiration from the ocean and sea universe.

Technomarine Cruise Ceramic Diamond Watch Item Description 110032 Size 40 mm 1.57 in Black dial with diamond indexes Bezel Stainless Steel 316L Solid 18K Pink Gold, pvd plating with 34 white diamonds, rotating unidirectional Functions Hour Minute Second Date Chronograph Movement Swiss ETA G15.211 Quartz Water resistance 20 atm 200 m 660 ft Case Stainless Steel 316L, Black ceramic Buckle Ardillon buckle, Stainless Steel 316L, Pink Gold PVD coated Origin Swiss made Settings Bezel: 34 white diamonds (0.22 ct) Dial: 10 white diamonds (0.1 ct) Carat Weight 0.32 ct Crystal Sapphire with anti-reflective treatment Black silicone strap Made in Switzerland No Returns

When TechnoMarine introduced its first luxury chronograph in transparent gel in 1997, it imposed a new concept that created many waves in the traditionally conservative watch making industry: TechnoMarine had invented a new class of high-end Swiss watches.

In 1999, TechnoMarine added diamonds to the rotating bezel of the “Raft”, and the “TechnoDiamond” was born, the first ever combination of diamonds on a diving chronograph with an interchangeable gel strap.

The industry claimed that the idea was “insane”, and TechnoMarine single-handedly managed to revolutionize the market with a product born of the never-before conceived and almost “sacrilegious” association between plastic and diamonds. More than 150,000 models were sold while thousands of look-alikes began to flood the market.

The “TechnoDiamond” became a watch which represented a certain lifestyle that people wanted to be identified with.

TechnoMarine’s new collection is a fascinating immersion into a world of technical proficiency and fusions, full of unexpected feelings, colors and designs.

More and more, TechnoMarine timepieces call attention to the subtle associations between high-end Swiss watches and luxury accessories with a fusion of aesthetic uniqueness and watch making expertise, always drawing inspiration from the ocean and sea universe.