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A Very Scandinavian Tool Watch

Designed with functional sophistication in mind.
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The Calypso Denise

A serious tool-watch and professional diver. Designed with functionality and sophistication in mind. The Denise features our signature use of clear-cut lines and a mixture of sandblasted and polished surfaces, a centrally positioned power-reserve indicator and in-house regulated movement. The lumed ceramic bezel can be used as a reliable navigation tool.

A Very Scandinavian Tool-Watch

Designed with functional sophistication in mind.

Ceramic

Multi-Purpose Bezel

Made of scratch-resistant-ceramic with both timing and navigation capabilities, as well as illuminated markers for all-environment visibility. Read how to use the compass below.

Signature Design

Sturdy And Sophisticated

Clear-cut lines and a mix of satinised and polished steel surfaces. Deep, gradient blue dial with mirror polish.

+40 Hours

Power-Reserve Indicator

Centrally positioned power reserve indicator displays how much power is stored within the movement.

Micro-Adjustable

Rubber Bracelet

Our rubber bracelet is made to withstand the elements and your fluctuating wrist size. Adjustable 9mm in both directions without taking the watch off your wrist.

Precision Certified

Features an automatic mechanical movement, calibrated in our Performance Center to ensure outstanding accuracy in all positions.

Technical Specifications
Case
316L Satinisied steel, polished details
Power Reserve
50+ Hours
Bracelet
Italian Rubber, Textured
Diameter
40mm
Length
46mm Lug-To-Lug
Glass
Sapphire Crystal, AR-coated
Hands
Solid “Bohuslän” Hands
Crown
Screw-Down, Guarded
Buckle/Clasp
Micro-Adjustment Dive Clasp, 316L Satinised Steel With Polished Details
Height
14mm
Strap
Textured Rubber
Bezel
Ceramic, Dive and Compass Features, Illuminated
Movement
Cal.ECANE01. Seiko NE57 based, in-house modified and calibrated to our standard of high accuracy
Water Resistance
200m / 20 Atmosphare
Case-Back
Screw-in, Engraved Art
Lug Width
20mm

How to use the Compass

Using your E.C.A Denise watch as a compass is an easy and reliable way to find your place when lost in the wilderness or out sea. It never needs recalibrating and will be correct 100% of the time, as long as you have set the watch’s time accurately.

The reading of the compass is divided in two segments, judging on where you are located, on the Northern or Southern hemisphere and what time of day it is. Note that we will start with the PM compass procedure.

Northern Hemisphere – PM time (12-24h)

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1. Take of your watch and lay it flat in your hands. Turn your whole body so that the hour hand of the watch points towards the sun.

– Point the hour hand towards the sun

2. While in this position, turn the bezel so the orange pointer precisely bisect the area between 12 o’clock and the hour hand, marking the center between these points.

– Bisect the area between 12h and the hour hand using the bezels arrow pointer.

3. The “N” will now point towards North

During daylight savings time (winter time), use 1 o’clock instead of 12’ when bisecting the area between it and the hour hand.

AM time (00-12h)

During AM time the procedure is the same, just bisect the area on the opposite side of 12h (between the hour hand and 12 o’clock).

Southern Hemisphere – PM time (12-24h)

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1. Take of your watch and lay it flat in your hands. Turn your whole body so that the hour hand of the watch points towards the sun.

– Point the hour hand towards the sun

2. While in this position, turn the bezel so the orange pointer precisely bisect the area between the hour hand and 12 o’clock, marking the center between these points.

– Bisect the area between the hour hand and 12h using the arrow pointer.

3. The “N” will now point towards North

During daylight savings time (winter time), use 1 o’clock instead of 12.

AM time (00-12h)

During AM time the procedure is the same, but bisect the area on the opposite side of 12h (between 12 o’clock and the hour hand)