German watchmakers Sinn revealed their 2013 novelties this week at the Baselworld fair. We had a chance to sit down with them and go over the new additions, which include deep-water ready dive watches, the T1 and T2. With extensive use of high-strength titanium, the T1 and T2 can withstand both extreme depths and temperatures. Perhaps most impressive, they've managed to pack all that strength into an easily wearable package. Your wrist will thank you.
Divers tend to take their replica watches seriously, almost as seriously as dive fake watch enthusiasts. The T1 and T2 can handle either crowd with robust specs and certification from the GLH. they include 1,000 and 2,000 m depth ratings and functional reliability from -49º F on up to +176º F. So while you might be feeling so hot, you can take comfort in knowing your fake watch is still keeping time. Another safety feature is the captive bezel, which requires a slight push down in order to turn through the 120 heavy clicks. That bezel is also built with Tegiment technology so you'll be hard pressed to put a scratch in it.
Aside from the impressive specs, the T1 and T2 are easy every-day wearers. The T2 in particular measures in at 41mm with a case thickness of 13mm. When coupled with the rubber strap, the T2 fits comfortably on the wrist and ready to tuck under any cuff. Though we'd advise against paring either of these replica watches with your best 3-piece suit.
The Sinn T1 and T2 will be available for purchase this summer, and we'd expect pricing to be under or around $5,000. For more information on Sinn and their new divers click here. Keep an eye out for more new stuff from Sinn in the coming weeks.
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