H400.SS.A.40ATM.02.SS
HEXA 400
DESCRIPTION
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
USER MANUAL
PRODUCT SHEET
Inspiration
1971
The very first SICURA SUPER WATERPROOF models, released for sale at the end of 1972, drew directly from SICURA’s earlier diver heritage. By carrying over the core elements that defined the brand’s classic tool watches, the design kept SICURA’s unmistakable diving DNA at the center of this landmark release—authentic, functional, and unmistakably purpose-built.
Key materials
Peak performance
Calibre SW200
The Sellita SW200 is a proven Swiss automatic movement, valued for its dependable construction and consistent timekeeping. Built around a robust, service-friendly architecture, it delivers the kind of reliable performance that makes it a trusted choice for everyday wear—precision you can count on, day after day.
The house design from the hexagonal periometer echoes that of the brand's glory years when E. Schneider succeeded in giving products great personality
Designed to push the limits, the compressor case stands out thanks to its dual crowns. The first allows the internal bezel to be adjusted, thus avoiding any risk of inadvertent manipulation.
A 12-hour bezel lets a wristwatch show a second time zone by rotating the bezel so its hour scale lines up with the main hour hand.
This watch uses dual-color Super‑LumiNova: green on the outer bezel scale and numerals, blue on the hands and hour markers. The strong two-tone glow maximizes underwater and low-light legibility for precise timing.
A ratcheting diver clasp is an excellent feature for dive watches due to its functionality and versatility. This clasp allows users to make micro-adjustments to the bracelet length without requiring tools.
