Squale's Tiger ALTOMARE

Guys, have you gotten a look at this new Squale? Looks like a new version of the Tiger, and is called
the ALTOMARE evidently. Just saw it over at Dive into Watches. The site is in German so couldn't
understand very much, but it looks like the watch has a new kind of bezel. Still looks to have the cool
bezel locking button, along with nice new black, and yellow color scheme. Not sure if it's the same
44 mm case, or has the ETA 2892 inside. Guess we will be hearing, and learning more as time goes by.

A picture guys...



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@AtomicTom: There's actually not much you could have missed from the German text.

The most important updates are

- new improved bezel
- new dial layout and name
- increased water resistance (the current Tiger offers 300m WR, this one apparently "101 Atmos")

Best regards

Roger

Roger Ruegger wrote:

@AtomicTom: There's actually not much you could have missed from the German text.  

The most important updates are

- new improved bezel
- new dial layout and name
- increased water resistance (the current Tiger offers 300m WR, this one apparently "101 Atmos")

Best regards

Roger

Oh wow Roger, what an honor to talk with you !

Can't thank you enough for joining up here with us. Have enjoyed your website/blog so much for years now
with all of the great information, pictures, as well as insight sir. It's funny how watches is a language we can
all understand.

Thanks so much for joining up, and for the information Roger. I hope you have fun here !

P.S. ..Am half German so I really should understand German.

AtomicTom wrote:

Have enjoyed your website/blog so much for years now...

@AtomicTom: thank you so much for the warm welcome and the kind feedback! You are of course right, when it comes to watches we do speak the same language and probably most of us primarely like to look at pictures of timepieces. Nevertheless you might have seen that I can also offer some content in English on Watchtime if interested. :-)

Best regards from Switzerland

Roger

Roger Ruegger wrote:

AtomicTom wrote:

Have enjoyed your website/blog so much for years now...

@AtomicTom: thank you so much for the warm welcome and the kind feedback! You are of course right, when it comes to watches we do speak the same language and probably most of us primarely like to look at pictures of timepieces. Nevertheless you might have seen that I can also offer some content in English on Watchtime if interested. :-)

Best regards from Switzerland

Roger

You are very very welcome Mr. Ruegger. Think you are so right about this hobby, and the same language we speak with it. Like you said, a lot of times
we don't even need words. The pictures are great all by themselves !

However, it's great knowing there are such nice people out there like yourself making this hobby so much fun for everyone. Thank YOU !

By the way, actually didn't know you were at Watchtime as well. Will definitely have to check in there too !