Breaking the Law with Tourby

Looks like a great new diver has been in the works from Tourby. It's called the
Lawless Diver, and will be limited to 600 pieces with 500 being stainless steel,
and 100 being PVD. It's 45.5mm case is water resistant to 500 meters, and
also comes with an ETA 2824-2, or upgraded Chronometer version. There
are even multiple bezel styles, as well as dial set-ups, and straps that are all
going to be available with the new diver. Plus an outstanding case-back which
features Neptune himself in a scene on it with the words "Imperium Neptuni
Regis." The watch can be pre-ordered in January for delivery in March of 2012.
Price will be from 755 Euro-899 Euro with an additional 300 Euro-359 Euro
for the Chronometer upgrade.

Found this information from Oceanictime.com, along with tourbywatches.com.
You can find out much more at them right here...

http://oceanictime.blogspot.com/2011/10/tourby-lawless-diver.html


http://oceanictime.blogspot.com/2011/10/tourby-lawless-diver-prototype.html

http://www.tourbywatches.com/shop/page/23?shop_param=

Thanks for posting this. I really like the clean lines on this one, and an ETA 2824-2 to boot.

Now if only I can get the Judas Preist song out of my head...............

hmm at $1,040usd I'd say no....as a comparison watch, the Tsunami by Noah Fuller was $700usd and you got to choose your options of dial, bezel, crown caseback...all included. Down the road you could opt for other Seiko parts if you wished. The movement is a 6R15, auto and handwind.
Still the Tourby has a nice dial/hands design, reminicent of Seiko's older models with the squared off hour hand.

No problem 8675309. Glad you liked it. By the way, TERRIFIC joke there also sir !

Thian, you make a great point about the Tsunami, it's similarities to this Tourby, as well as the
price difference between the two. It's actually a lot of fun looking at what goes into the various
watches out there like these, and then comparing them to eachother.