what are the odds that any regular beings will need a bombproof wrist watch? on the practical front, we find it absolutely pointless unless you seek to leave traces of your existence when everything else of you have been obliterated. however, our style egoism says otherwise: we want a piece of the KAVENTSMANN Triggerfish Bronze A2 Bombproof Wrist Watch regardless. why? first, it look so darn cool with its chunky 44 x 20 mm form and ultra thick bezel, and second, it is, well, bombproof (never mind that it is even remotely possible that we would put ourselves in such a precarious ballistic situation) – as proven by the U.S. Special Forces who blew it up with 10 pounds worth of C4 and it survived. on the slightly practical aspect (but still farfetched for any average joe anyway), it is pressure tested to 300 bar, or an equivalent of 3,000 meters (or 9,843 feet), which means you could theoretically bring this baby down to deepest depth that you can humanly go without it breaking up.
main features include a case form from CuSn8 bronze (a phosphor bronze alloy), a proprietary crown design with quadruple redundant seals and a matching handmade strap by Dangerous9. this time piece also stands out as a non-mass produce watch and the man behind KAVENTSMANN Uhren, Michael Barahona Fernandez, personally handcrafted the case parts himself at his one-man workshop in Berlin, Germany, which is also explains why there are only a few examples available each month. there will only be 30 KAVENTSMANN Triggerfish Bronze A2 Bombproof Wrist Watch in existence eventually and unfortunately, at a price which we are not aware of at this point. 30 isn’t a particularly large number and so, if you want one, then you’d better act fast. apparently, the first five units will be ready late this month. for more information on the KAVENTSMANN Triggerfish Bronze A2 Bombproof Wrist Watch, head on down to their Facebook page.
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