Microbrand
Nauticfish
schaumburgwatch.netFounded in 1998 in the Schaumburg region of Lower Saxony, Germany, Nauticfish set out to build genuine professional dive watches in collaboration with expert dive teams, specialized institutions and security forces. Watches are German-designed and German-built around Swiss automatic movements (Sellita SW-20A, ETA/Valjoux 7750), and every piece is pressure-tested in the company's own high-pressure facility capable of simulating depths up to 10,000 meters. Old High German names like 'Thûsunt' (thousand) and 'Zwey' (two, for the 2000m WaterWall) nod to the depth ratings. The brand later came under the umbrella of Schaumburg Watch, whose site now hosts the official Nauticfish catalog (nauticfish.com redirects there).
Worth knowing
Prices (roughly $1,200-$2,400) sit above many entry microbrands, the chunky 43-45mm cases wear large, and post-merger the brand's presence lives inside the broader Schaumburg Watch site rather than a standalone storefront.
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