As a longtime fan who grew up with SpongeBob SquarePants and now finds myself in the depths of watch collecting, this latest collaboration between Spinnaker and my favorite underwater friends is nothing short of a dream come true! The Hull Diver model has always been a staple in my collection for its durability and style, but adding a splash of Bikini Bottom charm takes it to a whole new level.
Building on its collaboration with the popular cartoon character SpongeBob SquarePants, Spinnaker has revealed their third timepiece partnership. The Hull Diver watch model has been given a fresh, striking two-tone makeover that reflects the underwater setting of Bikini Bottom and salutes the cherished characters from the series.
The design showcases four characters – SpongeBob, Patrick, Squidward, and Mr. Krabs. Each piece has a strategic style with a durable rubber band, adorned with numbers that resemble those from the TV show’s opening credits. The dial features lively graphics inspired by SpongeBob, which illuminate brightly under UV light, symbolizing the hidden treasures of the deep sea.
These stylish watches, boasting a 43mm diameter in stainless steel construction, offer 20 ATM of water resistance and are driven by a Japanese automatic movement. With a price tag of $345 USD and only 900 units produced globally, the latest SpongeBob SquarePants Limited Edition watches can be purchased via Spinnaker’s official online store.
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