Luminox, the Swiss Made analog watch brand, renowned for creating timepieces built to withstand the most extreme conditions, marks World Ocean Day with its release of a limited-edition model, injected with accents of Transformative Teal - the WGSN x Coloro “Color of the Year 2026”.

A fluid fusion of blue and aquatic green, Transformative Teal reflects the evolving relationship between people and the natural world. Both calming and invigorating, the shade evokes ocean depths and shifting landscapes, an aesthetic that resonates with Luminox’s long-standing connection to the environments its watches are built to explore.

Limited to only 777 pieces worldwide, the Pacific Diver 3120 Transformative Teal edition retains the defining characteristics of these multi-use dive watches. Its black IP stainless steel case delivers durability and presence, while the unidirectional rotating bezel and 200-meter water resistance reinforce its professional dive credentials. On the dial, teal accents enhance legibility, bringing a subtle yet distinctive contrast against the matte black backdrop. As with all Luminox timepieces, constant visibility in low-light conditions is ensured through the brand’s Luminox Light Technology.

Designed with adaptability in mind, the watch is offered as a versatile two-strap set. The first features a bold Transformative Teal rubber strap, echoing the dial and bezel accents, whilst reinforcing the watch’s sport-driven identity. For more refined settings, a second black cut-to-fit strap is included, allowing for a more understated and tailored look. This dual approach enables the wearer to transition seamlessly from outdoor pursuits to urban environments without compromising on style or functionality.

With the Pacific Diver 3120 Transformative Teal Edition, Luminox continues to refine its approach to modern sport watches, where resilience, clarity, and design relevance converge. The result is a timepiece that feels equally at home beneath the surface or in everyday life, reflecting a world that is constantly in motion.

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