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Ocean 39 Adventure Classic
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In 2001, Günter Steinhart founded the brand based on the ethos of offering high-quality, Swiss-made watches at an honest and accessible price tag. Over the years, the brand has grown by leaps and bounds, becoming a brand that is extremely popular amongst watch enthusiasts.
The main reason behind Steinhart’s success is fairly simple. They offer what the masses want at a terrific price point whilst not compromising on build quality. It is said that Mr Günter often sports a Steinhart on his wrist too! If that is not a solid affirmation of quality, I don’t know what is.
The watch we’re looking at today is a brand new model from Steinhart. Many enthusiasts have been demanding a watch like this from the German brand and Steinhart has finally delivered. The new Ocean 39 Adventure Classic is 39mm in diameter, has a lug-to-lug of 47mm, and a thickness of 13mm. It wears oh-so-sweet on the wrist of both men and women.
The dial of the Steinhart Ocean 39 Adventure Classic is the main attraction here. Done in a matte black colour, the dial is utilitarian whilst still retaining its charm due to its classic dial layout. Baton indices can be found on the dial, with a triangular index at 12 o’clock and the 3-6-9 Arabic numerals applied at their individual markers. The result is an uncluttered, symmetrical dial that allows the wearer to tell the time at a glance. The Steinhart logo is proudly applied below the triangular index too, an unabashed showing off of the brand, allowing it to stand out from its more expensive counterparts.
There’s just something about 3-6-9 dials and Steinhart have hit the ball right off the bat with this timepiece. The baton indices add a unique twist to the classic 3-6-9 layout, where circular indices are normally used. This gives the watch a more rugged appeal - and rightfully so. The screw-down crown and case back give it 100m of water resistance, allowing this watch to be a great choice for a daily. The watch also comes affixed with a domed sapphire crystal with double anti-reflective coatings on the inside. This ensures a certain level of scratchproof-ness and readability even in harsh lighting conditions. Readability in poor lighting conditions will also not be an issue as the watch is painted with a generous coating of Swiss Superluminova BGW9 on the hands and indices. The Steinhart Ocean 39 Adventure Classic will take just about anything you throw at it.
Powering the watch is the Swiss Selita SW200-1 Elaboré movement. It has 26 jewels, beats at 28,800 BPH and has a power reserve of roughly 38 hours. The elaboré grade movement is used here, which is a step up from the typical SW200 calibre that you will find on most watches. Compared to the standard grade, a Selita Elaboré movement is adjusted in three positions and has better daily accuracy. This movement has been used for many years and has proven itself to be reliable, accurate and cost-efficient during servicing.
In conclusion, the Steinhart Ocean 39 Adventure Classic is a no-frills sport watch that is extremely well built for not a lot of money. You get a classic dial layout that we all love, a reliable Swiss automatic movement, tremendous value and then some. It will not feel out of place with a suit and tie, or with beach shorts and a pint of beer in hand. An all-rounder indeed.
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Steinhart Ocean 39 Adventure Classic
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The watch we’re looking at today is a brand new model from Steinhart. Many enthusiasts have been demanding a watch like this from the German brand and Steinhart has finally delivered. The new Ocean 39 Adventure Classic is 39mm in diameter, has a lug-to-lug of 47mm, and a thickness of 13mm. It wears oh-so-sweet on the wrist of both men and women.
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3-6-9 Arabic numerals applied markers
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Made entirely of 316L stainless steel, the watch features fine satin-brushed finishing on the top of the lugs. The sides of the case and the fixed steel bezel are well-polished, adding a touch of refinement to a classic sports watch.
The dial of the Steinhart Ocean 39 Adventure Classic is the main attraction here. Done in a matte black colour, the dial is utilitarian whilst still retaining its charm due to its classic dial layout. Baton indices can be found on the dial, with a triangular index at 12 o’clock and the 3-6-9 Arabic numerals applied at their individual markers. The result is an uncluttered, symmetrical dial that allows the wearer to tell the time at a glance. The Steinhart logo is proudly applied below the triangular index too, an unabashed showing off of the brand, allowing it to stand out from its more expensive counterparts.
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Swiss Superluminova BGW9
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Powering the watch is the Swiss Selita SW200-1 Elaboré movement. It has 26 jewels, beats at 28,800 BPH and has a power reserve of roughly 38 hours. The elaboré grade movement is used here, which is a step up from the typical SW200 calibre that you will find on most watches. Compared to the standard grade, a Selita Elaboré movement is adjusted in three positions and has better daily accuracy. This movement has been used for many years and has proven itself to be reliable, accurate and cost-efficient during servicing.
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Swiss Selita SW200-1 Elaboré movement
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To complete the utilitarian sports watch look, Steinhart attaches a 20mm Oyster-style bracelet that has a great taper to 16mm and a signed Steinhart buckle. The bracelet offers a sporty, charming look to the watch. Steinhart also offers drilled lugs on the case, allowing the wearer to change straps easily. Drilled lugs are a major plus here, as the Ocean 39 Adventure Classic is a real strap monster and I can already think of 5 different combos that will look amazing. If you’d like to, you can check out our strap offerings here.
In conclusion, the Steinhart Ocean 39 Adventure Classic is a no-frills sport watch that is extremely well built for not a lot of money. You get a classic dial layout that we all love, a reliable Swiss automatic movement, tremendous value and then some. It will not feel out of place with a suit and tie, or with beach shorts and a pint of beer in hand. An all-rounder indeed.
| Maker | Steinhart Germany - Swiss Made |
| Movement | SW200-1 Elaboré |
| Dial | Black |
| Luminous | Superluminova BGW9 |
| Case | Stainless 316 L steel satined and polished |
| Bezel | Stainless 316 L steel |
| Crown type | Screwdown Steinhart signed crown |
| Lug width | 20mm |
| Crystal material | Sapphire glass domed, with double anti-reflecting coatings on the interior side |
| Strap | Stainless steel 20x16 mm screwed |
| Water resistance | 100m |
| Dimensions | 39mm in diameter, 47mm lug to lug, 13mm thick |
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