Carl F. Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec
00.10632.23.33.21
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Brand Carl F. BuchererCollectionPatraviSeriesScubaTecModel No00.10632.23.33.21
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MovementFeatures Date, Helium Escape Valve, Unidirectional Rotating BezelMovement AutomaticCaseCase Size 44.6 mmCase Shape RoundCase Material SteelGlass Material Sapphire CrystalDialDial Colour BlackStrapStrap Material SteelStrap Colour SilverOtherEAN 1888016626358Gender MenWater Resistance (M) 500Warranty Period 2 YearsCountry of Origin Switzerland
About the Carl F. Bucherer Patravi Collection
Patravi-A Resilient Timekeeper
In 2001, Carl F. Bucherer went through some restructuring. During that restructuring, the Carl F. Bucherer Patravi collection was released. The Patravi collection gained positive fame primarily due to the Patravi TravelTec, a COSC-certified chronograph. In 2005, Carl F. Bucherer filed a patent for the monopusher mechanism from the TravelTec which helped display three time zones parallelly.
The Patravi ScubaTec
Launched in 2013, the Patravi ScubaTec became Carl F. Bucherer’s first and only diving watch. From a uni-directional rotating bezel to a protected crown, the ScubaTec is a robust diving watch. The ScubaTec is also equipped with a date window at the 3 o’clock marker. The Patravi ScubaTec also employ various special editions to the series such as the ScubaTec Maldives, the ScubaTec Black Manta, and the ScubaTec SFA. Few of the timepieces under the series are also equipped with an automatic helium valve.
The Patravi TravelTec
The TravelTec was first introduced in 2005 that displayed three time zones and this was coupled with a robust chronograph too. The TravelTec became the face of the Patravi collection and has been a mainstay of it since then. Equipped with a rather busy dial, it takes some time to really understand how this GMT works. The chronographs are squeezed inside the dial with a running seconds sub-dial on the 3 o’clock marker, the 12-hour counter at the 6 o’clock marker, and the 30-minute chronograph on the 9 o’clock marker. These chronographs are controlled by two pushers that are above and under the protected crown. Now, we dive into the triple time zones that are displayed on the dial. The outermost ring displays the second time zone while the local time is displayed by the innermost ring fitted with index markers. The third time zone is displayed by a 24-hour ring over the index marker. This sums up the mechanical acumen of the TravelTec but this is further expanded with the Patravi TravelTec FourX limited edition. The TravelTec FourX is equipped with a skeletonised dial that displays the robust movement on the dial with the three-time zones and the chronographs.

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RATING & REIVEWS
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Pranam Sudhir (5/5)
Posted on 11/06/2014
At 44.6mm wide with strong lugs, this is a large watch, though at just 13.45mm thick it isn't terribly tall for a diver. The steel case is classic in its composure but designed with a lot of straight lines and angles that point to a more contemporary creation. This is not just another retro diver. That is getting to be a crowded market. It is really about having luxury detailing on what is essentially a fun sport watch. I do feel as though the debut version is a bit limited style-wise as they could have come out with more color options, but if you love blue and black you'll love the ScubaTec.
An eagerly awaited model from this year's BaselWorld, it is an impressive timepiece that is worth the buy -
Manu Jaggi (5/5)
Posted on 17/05/2014
Being a watch enthusiast and a collector, I eagerly await the Basel World every year and this year was no different. As always, there were some great luxury watches that were released this year. I had visited Carl F Bucherer in Lucerne several years ago and was over awed by their collection of fine watches. Since I did not have until now a CFB in my collection, I was awaiting to see the Scubatec Diver's watch from the Patravi collection with a lot of anticipation.
I was mesmerized by what I saw in the pictures that were released immediately after its launch. Scubatec is one of the most 'handsome' and manly Diver's watch I've seen until now. With a 44.6 mm dial, it's a big watch but surprisingly the COSC movement housed inside allows it to be not too bulky and thick. Therefore in spite of being rather big, it fits nicely even on small wrists such as mine. Scubatec has a very attractive black dial. It also comes in blue and white dials although they are not yet available in India. The wave pattern on the dial gives the watch a sense of depth and the dial appears differently when seen from different angles. The hour markers are raised and the 6 & 9 O' clock position markers are different from the rest. The hands are big and eye catching and that makes seeing the time so much easy, something that's so critical for a Diver's watch. The lume in the markers and the hands is a nice blue-green, which makes it glow in the depths of the sea and at night.
The unidirectional rotating bezel is made of the finest scratch proof ceramic and the blue from 12 to 3 O' clock has a special blue similar to the "Coat of the Arms" reminding one of Lucerne, the home of CFB. The screw down crown also has the same blue and CFB symbol on the side. The helium escape valve on the side is something that many of us may not ever get to test but is essential for the watch to withstand the high pressure at a depth of 500 meters under the sea.
Coming to the sapphire, being anti reflective on both sides, it makes the dial appear black or blue when viewed at different angles. The back of the watch has two Manta Rays that appear three dimensional and reminds us once again of the depths of the sea.
Last but not the least, the bracelet of Scubatec is made of one of the finest steel. The alternating polished and brushed parts truly set it apart from any other watch in the same category. The divers extension make it convenient to adjust the size when worn over the scuba suit and the fine extension allows adjusting the length without the trouble of adding or removing the links. The black and the blue rubber strap, which I do not yet have, will make the watch a pleasure to wear more casually.
To sum up, Scubatec is one of the best Diver's watch in the market and in my view it surpasses even the likes of Rolex and Omega. It's a sporty watch yet formal enough to be worn with a suit. My review of Scubatec will be incomplete if I do not thank the Ethos team to make this watch available in India so quickly after its international launch. It's been a real pleasure to buy this watch from Ethos, and I'm told I'm the first one in India to be its proud owner. I look forward to a long love affair with my Scubatec. -
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konjeti lokesh (5/5)
Posted on 11/05/2014
This indicates a new sporty look of you. It has all the features that a consumer would like to have. Its sapphire crystal glass gives the watch a different shiny look. Its dark background improves the look of the dial.This is not to heavy or not to light but perfect. Suitable for any hand.:)
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yogesh jawliya (5/5)
Posted on 07/05/2014
Carl F Bucherer Patravi ScubaTec Watch is very beautifully designed, it has almost all features, it has round case shape makes more attractive and glass material is Sapphire Crystal. it has a two different color over on dialer with blue and black more clearly, both colors are very logically, blue indicate first 15 minutes and other have the numbers with black background very clearly, the case material is steel very shine it is very impressive, Date display is very clear, automatic movement and transparent case back. it has automatic in and out setting switch in right. It is very impressive and attractive watch.
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rubina nazeer (5/5)
Posted on 25/04/2014
I love this watch and would like to gift this watch to my beloved husband. He deserves this watch b'coz he is very close to my heart.