Skin Diver Slim Bronze CMM.20 Grey - Ltd Ed 200pcs

We all are familiar with countless exceptional watches made by the Swiss and Japanese that are dominating the market. Nonetheless, the French also displayed excellence in the fine art of watchmaking with the creation of many beautifully decorated haute horlogerie pieces and complex movements. While YEMA may not be a name that the masses are entirely familiar with, it is a brand synonymous with the production of fine French-made timepieces and an incredibly rich heritage. Created by Henry Louis Belmont, a graduate from the National Watchmaking School of Besancon, YEMA was founded in 1948 and has been producing fine quality watches since. Along with some household names in the field of watchmaking, YEMA has concentrated on producing mostly emblematic and mechanical timepieces, including sports divers for pilots, racing drivers and underwater divers. Its repertoire includes reviving the YEMA Superman, commonly touted as France's legendary dive watch. Yema Skin Diver Slim Bronze CMM.20 Grey - Ltd Ed 200pcs In the seventies, Yema went on to produce some of the most recognisable chronographs in the world. Word has it that Yema chronographs are often spotted gracing the wrist of Mario Andretti, a highly decorated racing driver with the Indianapolis 500, the Daytona 500 and the Formula One World Championship under his belt. He had even crossed the finishing line to claim the champion trophy at the Indy 500 race in 1969 with a Yema Rallye chronograph strapped on. Also, Yema's aviation theme watches - the Flygraf chronographs are crafted in close collaboration with pilot watch enthusiasts and professional pilots to reach the greatest heights in the watch industry. And to cover all of the sports prospects, Yema recently crafted its luxurious steel sports watch segment with the limited edition Yema Wristmaster series. In 2025, Yema continues the trend and introduce a new model under it's diving catalogue, Yema Skin Diver Slim Bronze CMM.20 Limited Edition. Right off the bat, the bronze case of the YEMA Skin Diver is heavily inspired from watches from the 1960s, integrating a robust design with distinctive elements. YEMA certainly knows all the right formulas to craft one enthusiast-driven vintage-looking mechanical masterpiece, with a case diameter of 39mm, a lug-to-lug distance of 47mm and an incredible thickness of 10mm (exclude sapphire crystal), you can expect the watch to look incredibly sturdy yet thin on the wrist, exhibiting a sporty yet elegant appeal. Ultra legible skin diver dial Drawing inspiration from YEMA's iconic 1960s archives, the case architecture exudes a profound vintage charm and distinct retro flair. Signature elements, such as the classic unguarded crown and remarkably slim profile, stay true to its heritage, while the expert vertical brushing and polished bevels enhance its nostalgic character. To complete the aesthetic, the unidirectional sapphire bezel is tinted to match the dial, creating a standout "faded ghost" appearance that evokes the soulful patina of a historic timepiece. Underneath the double domed sapphire crystal lies an ultra-legible skin diver dial. The enamel dial base has a dark grey surface in matte finish, reinforcing the old-school look, and contributing to accentuate the play of light of the polished golden raised markers and hands against the dark dial. Despite a complex layout, it still remains legible by showcasing triangular-shaped hour markers complete with Arabic numerals at cardinal positions; 3, 6, 9, and 12 o'clock. The oversized applied markers extend into the center of the dial and are matched with a large, arrow-shaped minute hand, a long, pencil-shaped hour hand, and lollipop for the seconds. All the elements are generously filled with vintage-inspired, lime-coloured Super-LumiNova and outlined in polished steel, allowing for visibility under any lighting. Sapphire dive bezel Not stopping there, the true ingenuity that allows for such a slim and high functioning watch is