

Last checked Oct 26, 2026
Strap color: Black, Black Rubber, Kaki, Nylon Black, Nylon Blue, Nylon Grey, Nylon Kaki, Nylon Orange, Nylon Sand, Nylon Seat belt Black, Nylon Seat belt Grey, Nylon Two-tones Grey, Nylon Yellow, Tropic Black, Tropic Blue, Tropic green
View on Horloscaphe’s site ↗Despite the slight resistance of the fluid on the hands, this in no way impairs timekeeping, as the electronic circuit is set with an advance of 0.2 seconds per day to balance the rate. The air bubble: A bubble of + or – 5 mm is present in the fluid. Its role is to balance the watch’s internal pressure. It can be either visible under the glass, or invisible as it is hidden behind the dial. Its size varies according to its environment. Temperature : When cold, the fluid shrinks and the volume of the air bubble expands. Under the effect of heat, the volume of the fluid expands, compressing the bubble and causing it to shrink. Pressure: Under high pressure (diving), the bubble is compressed and decreases in size. Conversely, at low pressure (high mountains), its size increases. A 39mm case in brushed 316L steel, a uni-directional rotating bezel rotating bezel in black PVD steel makes this dive watch a a perfect perfect “Tool Watch” water-resistant to 1000m. Fluid Version Staying true to its philosophy, Horloscaphe draws inspiration from scuba diving instruments for the fluid version of the NC003 model. Like pressure gauges, diving compasses, and glycerin-filled depth gauges, Horloscaphe applies this principle: encapsulating a non-silicone, dielectric fluid with a density higher than water, for these numerous advantages: – Greatly increasing its resistance to hydrostatic pressure, – Lubricating the internal components and extending the life of the movement, – Enabling better readability because the internal fluid reduces glare,
Details and photos come from Horloscaphe’s website, last checked Oct 26, 2026. Specs were read automatically and may contain mistakes.
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