Zodiac
As far back as I can remember, green has always been my favorite color. When I need to buy any new clothing, my default is usually green. It’s the color of money, and everyone likes money. I’m pretty sure I picked my beloved New York pro football team growing up because of the color (I regret that decision every fall). To the surprise of no one, I’m absolutely stoked about Zodiac’s release of Green Core varieties of their incredible Super Sea Wolf and Olympos watches.
ZODIAC GREEN CORE COLLECTION
Why buy a Zodiac watch? Because they’re as good as it gets when it comes to timepieces. Quality, performance, and a timeless look that’s elegant without being too flashy or delicate.
When you wear a Super Sea Wolf watch, you can always count on the hallmarks of Zodiac timepieces: Swiss-made, automatic movement, Super-LumiNova hands, shark tooth markers for unparalleled visibility, and water resistance up to 200 meters.
You can expect a lot of the same from the Olympos but with its own one-of-a-kind features like a quad dial finish that splits the watch face into four quadrants and an iconic manta ray-shaped case. But now, you can get both iconic watches with green faces and dials. I’m sold, and you should be, too.
About Zodiac Watches
The history of Zodiac watches actually goes all the way back to 1882 in the land of all great timepieces: Switzerland. Of course, back then they were all making pocket watches that still hung from your suit on a chain. Like all brands that have stood the test of time, Zodiac adapted and evolved with the times and the transition to wristwatches as the 20th century progressed.
However, the ball really started rolling in 1953 with the introduction of the Sea Wolf, the world’s first purpose-built dive watch for the general public. Now, everyone could channel their inner Jacques Cousteau and explore the ocean. Or, they could simply show off their watch and brag about how deep you can dive with it.
If the watch is good for Sean Connery’s James Bond and Navy SEALS, it’s good enough for the rest of us.