A tribute to Edward Lee Spence, a pioneer in underwater archaeology with a passion for shipwrecks and sunken treasures, the new Spence is a latest addition to the Spinnaker Vintage Diver range. The Spence sits as a classic diver watch born of the late 1950s and 1960s. Mid sized proportions work superbly in framing a clean yet detailed diver equipped to handle the rigors of the oceans.

A solid Marine Grade stainless steel case measures 42mm in diameter. A hardened mineral lens prevents a tarnished face and ensures quality visibility. Casing water resistant to 200M still allows for an exhibition case back, providing a clear site to the rotor and mechanics which make up 24 jewels automatic movement. Fit with a screw down crown, this diver piece is insured to be impermeable. A date display at the 3 O'clock mark is a subtle yet useful complication.

The bezel has been engineered precisely to offer precise measurement of elapsed time at 120 clicks. In order to keep legibility intact, the indexes are luminous, along with the hour and minute hands to allow for suitable low light visibility - true to the underlying performance expectations of every Spinnaker timepiece.

Precise Japanese Seiko 24 Jewels Self-winding movement with Date Display at 3 o'clock position on dial.