In a market saturated with dual-crown dive watches, the Sherpa x TRTS OPS stands out with its authentic compressor case. This collaboration between Sherpa and the podcast “The Real Time Show” revisits the design principles of the 1960s to create a robust and capable dive watch that combines vintage aesthetics with cutting-edge technology. Dive into a timepiece that redefines the codes of underwater watchmaking.
A compressor box faithful to the EPSA heritage
The Sherpa x TRTS OPS is distinguished by its real compressor housing, a rarity on today's market. Designed according to the EPSA principles of the 60s, this housing offers a fascinating particularity:
The unique case construction achieves a water resistance of 200 meters without the need for traditional screw-down crowns.
A punchy dial with vintage accents
The dial of the Sherpa x TRTS OPS strikes with its graphic balance and bold touches of color:
This combination of colors and shapes creates optimal readability while infusing the watch with a unique personality.
A personalized movement with unexpected virtues
At the heart of the Sherpa x TRTS OPS beats the Mantramatic MM01, a custom Sellita SW200-1:
This unique complication incorporates two wheels microscopically engraved with a Tibetan Buddhist mantra, believed to spread peace, wisdom and purity throughout the world with each rotation.
A tropical bracelet to complete the ensemble
The Sherpa x TRTS OPS comes with a tropical-style rubber strap, available in several colors:
This soft and comfortable strap from the first use perfectly complements the vintage aesthetic of the watch.
A price that reflects its high-end positioning
With a recommended retail price of 6,400 euros, the Sherpa x TRTS OPS is clearly positioned in the luxury segment. This price is justified by:
The Sherpa x TRTS OPS is aimed at true watch enthusiasts, looking for a piece combining history, performance and originality.
The Sherpa x TRTS OPS succeeds in the audacious challenge of resurrecting the spirit of the compressor dive watches of the 1960s while injecting a welcome modernity. Its unique case, balanced design and touches of originality make it a piece apart in the world of contemporary dive watches. For fans of underwater timepieces looking for a watch that goes off the beaten track, the Sherpa x TRTS OPS represents an attractive option, provided you have the necessary budget.
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