Raketa Amphibia: a watch for deep submersion

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April 2025

The brand presents a new version of its diving watch Amphibia. While preserving both the spirit and identity of its predecessors, this timepiece is now in conformity with all the modern requirements for diving, both in terms of design and functionality.

Raketa Amphibia: a watch for deep submersion

Partner content

April 2025

Raketa Amphibia: a watch for deep submersion

ased in Saint-Petersburg, on the shores of the Baltic Sea, Raketa Watch Factory has been creating watches for sailors, submariners, and divers for more than half a century. The brand now presents a new version of its model for divers – Amphibia.

While preserving both the spirit and identity of its predecessors, this model is now in conformity with all the modern requirements for diving, both in terms of design and functionality.

Case made from stainless steel and capable of withstanding pressures at 200 metres depth.

A screw-in crown securing the movement from any water entry.

A unidirectional bezel with a 15-minute scale and luminescent indexes, producing clear clicking sound for error-free adjustment with no risk of accidental misalignment. The start marker is embossed as part of a functional design.

A high-contrast dial with large indexes and hands, easy to read and enhancing dive control. The luminescent coating ensures a bright and long-lasting glow. At greater depths, where visibility is often low and light conditions vary, orange stands out more effectively than any other color because its wavelength is less absorbed by water.

A brightly colored silicone strap crafted for comfort in aquatic environments: with its full-length perforations, you may adjust the size for a snug fit with your wetsuit and prevent water build-up beneath the strap. A second strap in black silicone is included, and swapping is easy with a quick-release system.

The heart of Raketa Amphibia is its automatic movement, manufactured from A to Z at the Raketa Watch Factory in St. Petersburg. The movement’s rotor is adorned with an image of a mermaid designed in the style of illustrations from Russian fairy tales.