6156-10

6156-30

Pure white sails billowing in the wind, a sea shimmering in turquoise—Chutima Glashütte’s new M2
Seven Seas S model brings the allure of yachting and water sports right to your wrist.
Featuring slender hour markers and a glossy white dial, this model conveys unwavering determination—a course set to hold the helm steady and sail straight ahead.
The second model, with its square luminous indices, possesses a charm that makes you want to dive right into
its iridescent blue dial.
The three-dimensional texture lends the dial a captivating depth, and just like the surface of rippling water,
sunlight dances across its surface.
The M2 Seven Seas S is designed to handle everything from water play to serious scuba diving, with water resistance
features including a 2.5-millimeter-thick anti-reflective sapphire crystal, a screw-down crown, and a highly
robust 40-millimeter stainless steel case that boasts water resistance up to 500 meters (50 atmospheres)
.

The self-winding Chuchima Cal. 330, securely protected within the case, converts every movement into an accurate time and
date display.
Super-LumiNova applied to the hands, hour markers, and the markers on the unidirectional rotating bezel ensures
clear readability.
As indicated by the engraving of a historic ship on the case back, the sails are set and hoisted.
The M2 Seven Seas S is always ready to set sail.

Caliber: Self-winding movement 6156-10 (white dial) 6156-30 (blue dial) 41-hour power reserve, date display (at 6 o'clock)
Case: Stainless steel (polished and satin-finished) – 40.2 mm diameter, 12.5 mm thick, water-resistant to 50 atm – screw-down crown, unidirectional rotating bezel
Glass: Anti-reflective sapphire crystal, 2.5 mm thick
Dial: Glossy white or matte blue
Hands: Hour, minute, and second hands—coated with Super-LumiNova
Bracelet: Stainless steel (center links with a polished finish) with a folding clasp
Retail Price: 379,500 yen (tax included); 345,000 yen (excluding tax)
Release Date: Scheduled for release this summer, 2026 (now accepting pre-orders)

A Note from the Shop Owner: As the name “S” suggests, its specifications leave no room for compromise. Despite its compact case, it boasts an astonishing water resistance rating of 500 meters (50 atmospheres).Its ruggedness, capable of withstanding the harsh conditions faced by professional divers, is a testament to the technical prowess of Glashütte—the mecca of the German watch industry. And the “Chuchima Glashütte M2 Seven Seas S” stands out precisely because its gentle, curvaceous beauty in the case and strap gives it an appearance unlike that of a typical diver’s watch.

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