Dive-watch royalty, scaled up to a commanding 80mm and set on a base that lets the clock be oriented in whatever direction the desk calls for. Ever since a certain British secret agent wore a Submariner over his cuff back in 1962, that dive silhouette has meant adventure, confidence, and quiet power — here reimagined for the corner office instead of the ocean floor. Collectors who already keep the wrist version will find this the natural companion: same DNA, ten times the presence.

Presents itself in brand new condition with no signs of wear. Glossy black dial anchors the whole piece, its oversized Mercedes hands and Chromalight plots carrying that unmistakable Submariner symmetry. Black ceramic Cerachrom bezel wraps the dial in a scratch-resistant, mirror-bright ring, its engraved minute scale crisp enough to read clear across a room. Brushed and polished stainless steel shapes both the case and the orientable base, throwing off matte-and-shine as the light shifts.

Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, date, and a secular calendar. An ana-digi quartz movement drives the display, with the module and correctors set into the reverse handling the time and the calendar. Chromalight indexes, hands, and the bezel pearl glow deep blue once the lights go down.

Comes as a full set, triple-boxed with warranty card, green leather card wallet, guarantee and worldwide service booklets, and the illustrated desk clock manual.

Rarely does an icon of the deep get reinterpreted as a piece of desk sculpture, and fewer still arrive with the full green-box treatment collectors recognize on sight. Built for the study, the showroom shelf, or the desk of someone who appreciates horology’s greatest hits, it turns any surface into a conversation starter. A piece this bold has a way of finding the one collector who simply has to have it — and it won’t sit quietly waiting.