240 St GZ
THE SPORTY WATCH
WITH A TIDE BEZEL
Anyone who is at home on the world’s seas – either as a skilled sailor or a keen water sports
enthusiast – knows how important it is to keep an eye on the weather. The tides are often just
as important because they go a long way towards determining how things pan out. Whichever
port you’re heading for, it is crucial to take a close look at the local tide table to work out the
current tidal range. It is just as essential to keep checking your watch – especially if it features
an interior tide bezel like the 240 St GZ.
The rotating tide bezel can be used to read the relative water level of a location in terms of
current tide, i.e. the time until the next high tide. All you need to know is the time of the last high
tide and correlate this with the triangular mark ”HW 1” on the rotating bezel. This can be taken
for example from a tide table or tide calendar. The hour hand can then be used to read off the
current water level on the rotating tide bezel of the 240 St GZ. You can also read off the expected
relative water levels for any given time up until the time of the next high tide, which is then shown
at the position ”HW 2”.
240 St GZ
The sporty watch with a tide bezel.
Case made of stainless steel, bead-blasted
Sapphire crystal glass
Interior tide bezel
Dark blue dial
Pressure-resistant to 10 bar
Resistant to low pressure
Back view and side view of the 240 St GZ.
(Figures: 1:1)
240 St GZ – luminous. (Figure: 1:1)
240 St GZ – black leather strap featuring an integrated
case. ø 43 mm (Figure: 1:1)
The rotating bezel shows the relative water level of a
tide (light blue rim) and indicates the most important
water levels.
240 St GZ – expandable bead-blasted stainless-steel
bracelet with a folding safety clasp.
ø 43 mm (Figure: 1:1)
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