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Yema Watches Review: Yachtingraf Heritage

Updated: July 16, 2020

Jason Rushin (Guest Contributor)

Vintage is apparently the go-to theme across the entire watch spectrum these days. French brand Yema Watches is no different. Although looking at their current all-retro lineup it appears less as if they’re capitalizing on a trend and more as if they haven’t updated their designs in 50 years.

Founded in 1948, French watchmaker Henry Louis Belmont built Yema over the next several decades by focusing on the action sports of the day, namely diving, yachting, and racing. The Yema Superman dive watch, launched in 1963, was water resistant to 300 meters and subsequently issued to pilots in the French Air Force. Although, I’m not sure it was a ringing endorsement of French airplanes to issue dive watches to pilots. Nevertheless, Yema went on to produce the first French watch that made it to space and a watch that accompanied adventurer Jean-Louis Etienne on his solo journey to the North Pole.

Over the past 70 years, ownership of Yema shifted hands several times, including being owned by Seiko from 1988 through 2004. The company was eventually acquired by its current parents, Montres Ambre, a French watchmaking and jewelry company.

Yema’s current lineup is decidedly retro, and their Superman model is getting rave reviews from watch sites and collectors alike. But I’m over divers and their Yachtingraf model caught my eye several months ago. The colors drew me to the piece like a kid to rainbow ice cream, especially the ways they incorporated red, white, and blue into the chronograph subdials. It’s a shockingly colorful watch without being cartoony, and the colors do add some actual utility (which would help me justify the purchase to the wife, right..?). I don’t sail nor do I own a yacht, but I did watch the last America’s Cup, so that should qualify me for this purchase, right?

A pre-holiday deal offered 15% off (over the standard 10% off) and an extra leather strap (also a standard offer), while my annoying chats over several days with their friendly sales team prodded them to throw in a free hat too. Probably just to get me to leave them alone.

So what’s the verdict? Let’s sail in. 🙂

First Impressions:

I’ll have to admit, as soon as I zipped open the faux leather case, I was disappointed. With nearly every watch I’ve lusted over on my giant computer screen many just fall flat when I see them in person. I had the same experience seeing Farer’s chronographs in person for the first time. Mostly it’s the way they seem so much smaller in real life once I strap them to my 7.9” wrist, but it’s also the case proportions, and the Yema’s seemed off, especially the height of the case.

Second was the dial. On first look (and actual size), it was really, really busy. And the details were tiny. Every marking and sub-second indicator was crisp and sharp, but there were a ton of them, especially around the perimeter of the dial.

The most striking proportional detail of the Yachtingraf’s polished steel case is the diameter-to-height ratio. I’m going to throw “D2H” out there as a new way to gauge the height-width proportions of a watch. For the Yema Yachtingraf, it’s 39 mm wide (same as the vintage model) by 15.35 mm tall (vintage was 14 mm), meaning it has a D2H of 2.54mm and looks like a damn cupcake from the side. It’s seriously tall for its diameter. Very tall. From the side, it’s tallness is also accentuated by what looks to be a six-layer sandwich, from the caseback to the three-layered polishing on the midcase, to the bezel and the sapphire.

The dial details (what you immediately see) defined my first impressions both good and bad. The Yema Yachtingraf is colorful for sure and the three subdials seem to all be different diameters (although I think only one is larger), but it works. There are blue and red stripes with pie slices and crosses all on a matte black background. It all seems to work with a great nautical flair. For the logo, Yema chose to use their vintage curvy Y instead of their current angular version, keeping with the retro vibe.

In yachting (AKA sailboat racing) the judge sounds a horn 10 minutes before the start of a race. Since sailboats can’t all just line up at the starting line, it’s a running start, meaning all boats are moving. It takes some strategy and good timing to hit the starting line just after the actual race starts otherwise your boat has to turn around and start again. So when sailors hear the 10 minute horn, they click their regatta timers for the countdown to the start. On the Yema Yachtingraf Heritage, this colorful subdial and it’s double-tipped hand counts from 0 to 10 in one direction (from 12 o’clock) or from 15 to 0 (from 6 o’clock). One tip is straight while the other has an open circle on it to help you differentiate.

In vintage fashion, the 60-minute bezel is super-thin and draws the eye to the dial. It appears to be aluminum or another type metal, with a single lume pip at zero. But it’s bi-directional and does not click. I’ve never had nor heard of a watch where the bezel didn’t click and it took me off guard when I first gave it a spin. It’s tight and I can’t imagine it ever moving around on its own or even from slight bumps. But if I were crashing through the waves on a yacht race around the world, I’d probably not rely on it to stay put. Of course, for my typical needs (timing veggies in the oven) it works just fine.

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by This Is My Watch (@this.is.my.watch) on Jan 2, 2019 at 3:08pm PST

Well that’s damn lame. Especially for a watch totally reliant on ”Heritage.” I’ll have to admit, that explanation made me feel stupid, but buyer beware, right? (Note that vintage Yachtingraf models from the 60’s do not have inner bezel markings, so not sure why they felt the need to add them.)

The Movement:

Although most current Yema models have quartz movements, each line seems to have a Heritage automatic model packing an ETA movement. For the Yachtingraf, it’s the ETA Valjoux 7753. It hacks and the chrono flies back nicely, and it beats at 28,800 bph. It’s the same movement used by Hamilton, Tissot, Longines, Victorinox, and others, but the Yema Yachtingraf is at the top end of this movement’s price spectrum.

If you’ve read about this workhorse chrono movement, you’ve come across mentions of its noise. Let me tell you, this thing is noisy. Like LOL loud. One of the first times I set it down on my desk, it sounded like that big rock chasing Indiana Jones in that cave. OK, it wasn’t that loud, but it was loud enough to shock me. I never hear it when it’s on my wrist, but set it down in just the right way and it’s loud.

The Straps:

The Verdict:

I’ve been pulled pretty deep into the watch world over the past year or so. And if you’re like me, you’re bound to have a catch-and-release every so often. This feels like one of those. It’s a great looking watch, minus the tallness, and the colors and retro vibe really sing to me. But something about it just doesn’t feel right. I’ve had other pieces where I didn’t initially like them but they grew on me, so I’ll give it another month or so. But right now, I’m not so sure it’s a keeper.

• Awesome retro styling, nearly identical to the vintage models.
• Great colorway with a very unique dial.
• It’s French, or rather, not Swiss, and that’s somewhat novel.
• Nice straps.
• Case is very tall.
• Tight crown guards make it tough to work crown.
• Inner bezel markings added just for show.
• Non-clicking, bi-directional bezel.
• Noisy movement rotor.
• Automatics are expensive.

Would I buy it again? Probably not, but would instead buy one of their cheaper (and similar) quartz models. Check out all the Yema Yatchingraf models here – cool to see what’s available across the price spectrum.

10 thoughts on “Yema Watches Review: Yachtingraf Heritage”

Very nice review.

I can’t be the only person who wishes all watch reviews stated the wrist size of the reviewer next to their byline. I’m having a hard time remembering them all!

– Calamitus (6.75″)

Great review. I always wondered why we don’t see more of these. Now I know why.

Thanks @Calamitus and @Greg! Glad you liked the review. 🙂

On wrist size, @Calamitus, yeah, that’s a good point. I know my wrist is on the large size, but it’s also funny for me to see photos where a 40mm watch covers a reviewers entire wrist width. On the other hand, when I wear something smaller than 38mm, it feels like a bracelet instead of a watch…

@Greg, not sure why there aren’t any reviews of the Yema Yachtingrafs out there, but that’s what prompted me to write this one. It’s always helpful to me to read multiple reviews before I consider a piece, so part of my frustration was in buying this one fairly blind. Hope this helps some others make a choice either way.

Nice review. I have an old Yema FR029 that I love, and recently bought a Yema Spacegraf GMT. When it arrived, I was disappointed in how diminutive it looked on wrist in comparision to the site’s photos. Anyhow, after swapping on a Perlon strap, I’ve come to like wearing the watch. The long, vampire fang lugs have grown on me. I’m tempted to get a Superman for the name alone. 🙂 If only the diameter of the case grew by a few millimeters.

Interesting point about the height. Yema website says the Yachtingraf Heritage is 1.35mm taller than the Superman Heritage (15.35mm vs 14mm). They look like they’re using the same case though.

I was also concerned about the height of the Superman, as it’s already taller than a Seiko SKX.

Have you tried on the Superman Heritage by any chance?

Thanks and great review!

Hey @JIN – no, I didn’t try the Superman. I love the look of that piece, too, but just don’t think these live up to the price tag.

Hi Jason, the inner bezel markings are for a type of slide-rule. I don’t know exactly how it works but I believe “M” stands for moyenne, which is French for average. I guess the slide rule allowed for the calculation of average speed? It has been copied from the vintage Yema FlyGraf. It is supposed to have a corresponding outer bezel – which they haven’t included on the new heritage models… Google some images of vintage flygrafs and you will see what I mean. Cheers, Tim

Sorry for the repeat post. I didn’t think the first one worked 🙂

The inner bezel markings are one half of a slide rule. It has been copied from a vintage Flygraf model. They haven’t put the correct corresponding bezel insert on the rotating part to actually be able to use it though…

Hey @Tim, thanks for the comment. I thought the markings were functional as well, but as I said in the review, I emailed them and their answer was basically that they’re just there for show. Disappointing, and I really wanted them to mean something, but I guess not. 🙁

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This Popular Vintage Chronograph Watch Is Back — in Bronze

The Yema Yachtingraf resurrects a watch from 1966, but adds some modern twists.

By Zen Love

Regatta-style chronograph watches often stand out from the pack due to their colorful subdials — and you don’t have to race sailboats to appreciate this quirky but purposeful look that fascinates vintage watch collectors. Timepieces made specifically for timing regattas began proliferating in the 1950s , and Yema’s examples from the 1960s have long stood out.

Now, Yema has resurrected a 1966 model for 2021. Unlike those older models, though, the latest watches pack some modern twists — not least of which is a bronze case and 300m of water resistance.

Why the distinctive looks? Yacht races begin with a five-minute dash toward the starting line that has to be carefully timed; if you jump the gun and your vessel crosses the line early, you’re penalized. That’s why the Yachtingraf’s subdial is clearly broken into five-minute segments, resulting in an asymmetric look and a pop of color on the dial. (The watch’s running seconds subdial at 3 o’clock is much smaller than the yachting subdial.)

Yema captures the vintage regatta chronograph vibe well, but the watch likely won’t be mistaken for an actual vintage piece. Why? For starters, its 40mm brushed case is made of bronze, a material which simply wasn’t “a thing” in watchmaking back then . There’s also the fact that the chronograph subdial in question is at 9 o’clock rather than 3 o’clock as on vintage Yema Yachtingrafs.

Then, there are updates that are expected of reissues, such as sapphire crystal and a modern movement. Here, said movement is the same Seiko NE86 automatic chronograph caliber — automatic chronographs weren’t a thing yet in 1966, either — that powers the brand’s recent reissue of its motorsport chronograph, the Speedgraf . (It’s an interesting but still uncommon movement, even within Seiko’s own product lines .) Finally, water resistance of 300m essentially makes this a diver’s chronograph — although its bezel seems more geared toward general travel with its 12-hour markings.

When Yema reissued the Yachtingraf previously , it had an ETA 7750 movement, a steel case and a significantly higher price. When compared to the Speedgraf, the Yachtingraf’s premium features (case material, water resistance, etc.) make its mere $200 price difference seem very reasonable. You can pre-order one of the 200 limited-edition examples directly from Yema now for $1,699.

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An overview of sailing regatta watches.

The only French brand in this regatta-yachttimer overview is Yema. Founded in 1948 in Besançon (Doubs) by Henry Louis Belmont, the company distinguished itself in the very beginning by creating the first automatic chronometers manufactured entirely in France. The brand became fairly popular in France in the 1960’s and 1970’s with both consumer and military sales, including the watches related to the French space missions!

On March 3, 1967  Henry L. Blum of Montres Yema S.A. filed a patent for a ‘Watch for Yachting and Underwater use’ . You can download the complete Swiss patent (CH 483.047) as a PDF here , or here if you prefer English (USA 3,427,800).

  Yema patent US3,427,800 filed by H.L. Blum.

This resulted in the introduction of the Yema Yachtingraf   in 1966. All together 6 different models (7 if you count type 6 in standard or jumbo case as two) of the Yachtingraf  were sold between 1966 and 1970. Type 1 (Valjoux 92), type 2 ( Valjoux 7733 or 7734) and type 3 (Valjoux 7734 with date) have a subdial counting the seconds at 9 o’clock, and an oversized 30 minutes subdial at 3 o’clock, divided into 6 differently coloured segments representing 5 minutes each.

Yema Yachtingraf, 3 versions, 3 different calibers.

Model: Yema Yachtingraf – type 1.

• Reference: the first model, rare, two subdials at 3 and 9 o’clock.
• Caliber: manual wound Valjoux 92 movement.
• Case size: Ø 38 mm
• Year: 1966.

Model: Yema Yachtingraf – type 2.

• Reference: two subdials at 3 and 9 o’clock.
• Caliber: manual wound Valjoux 7733 / 7734 movement.
• Year: 1966/1967.

Model: Yema Yachtingraf  – type 3.

• Reference: two subdials, and a date window at 6 o’clock.
• Caliber: manual wound Valjoux 7734 movement.

Type 4 and 5, the Yachtingraf Croisière models, have an extra third subdial at 6 o’clock with a 12 hour register. By means of a red cross over this subdial it counts double, up to 24 hours. Type 6 has an indicator disk underneath the dial, for an optimum countdown.

And the Yema Yachtingraf versions 4, 5 and 6.

Model: Yema Yachtingraf Croissière – type 4.

• Reference: 92 001L. Silver subdial at 9 o’clock, third subdial at 6 o’clock,
• Caliber: manual wound Valjoux 72 movement.
• Year: 1969.

Model: Yema Yachtingraf Croissière   – type 5.

• Reference: 9314. Black subdial at 9 o’clock, third subdial at 6 o’clock.
• Caliber: manual wound Valjoux 7736 movement.
• Case size: Ø 38 mm.

Model: Yema Yachtingraf Régate  – type 6.

• Reference: with a special indicator disk in stead of a hand.
• Caliber: manual wound Valjoux 7733S movement.
• Case size: either normal case Ø 39 mm or jumbo size Ø 44 mm.
• Year: 1970.

The Yema Yachtingraf Régate was available in two different case sizes, the first one with the black logo at 6 o’clock measuring Ø 39 mm and with a tachymeter along the outer edge of the dial, and a second version with the blue logo at 6 o’clock measuring Ø 44 mm. The last one is also referred to as Régate – Jumbo.

How the countdown function works:

Definitely type 6 is the most interesting one. It has a 15 minutes register at 3 o’clock, and a smal indicator disk that rotates under a special cut-out in the dial. The indicator disk moves every 30 seconds, jumping half a minute further to the start of the race.

The Yema Yachtingraf Régate has the crown to set the time at 3 o’clock and two pushers for the countdown function. One pusher at 2 o’clock for start/stop, and one pusher at 4 o’clock for reset.

After a reset the countdown subdial shows 1-2-3-4-5 and red in the 6th small window. When the chronograph is activated at the first gunshot the countdown starts and the big white sweep hand is set in motion clockwise. After 30 seconds the indicator disk moves half a minute, and so it does again after 60 seconds, now showing 0-1-2-3-4. A slide bar shows the first minute in blue. After the first 5 minutes of the countdown, when the second gunshot is fired, the 6th window in the dial takes over the countdown: 5 more minutes to go.

Again one minute later, with another 4 more minutes to go, the first window is showing red. Three minutes later, only 1 more minute to go, and 4 windows showing red. Then, as the final gunshot sounds, all 5 windows are red and the 6th window shows 0. Off you go!

Yema advertisement with the Yachtingraf-Croisière.

Variations:

The Yema Yachtingraf’s are unmistakable recognizable by their big colorful minutes countdown subdial, which is also well described in the patent listed above. And although they are not related to Yema in any way, several smaller watch brands have used the same subdial for a Yachting version of their watch. Probably with a license by Yema for the dial layout. The only exeption is the brand Le Jour, which was actually the North American rebranded distributer for Yema in the 1970’s and 1980’s. Here are some examples:

Branded Alsta Le Jour Yachtingraf , Le Jour Yachtingraf   (US version) and Thermidor De Luxe Yachtingraf :

Branded Puerto Azul (without it’s bezel),  Technos Sportsgraph  (with a Landeron 248 movement) and Relide Spacemaster :

Branded Yachting Chronograph  (Valjoux 7733),  Jaques-Droz and Gallet :

Branded Datzward Seamagnum (Valjoux 7730), Lider Yachtingraf   (Valjoux 7733) and La Martine   (Valjoux 7733):

Branded Lunich Watch (Valjoux 7733), Dichi Watch (Valjoux 7730) and Wingo :

x – x – x – x – x – x – x – x – x – x

In the mid 1970’s the first quartz movements were introduced, and also Yema decided to invest heavily in the research en development of new models with a quartz movement. This resulted among others in the second (quartz) generation of the Yema Yachtingraf   in 1977.

In 1982 John Henry Belmont Jr. takes over as CEO of Yema from his father. But he has other plans with the company, and decided to sell Yema in 1988 to the Japanese Seiko Watch Corporation. In 1995 Yema became a subsidiary to the Hattori-Seiko group under the name Yema S.A. It’s obvious that many of the Seiko movements are used in a Yema watch during that period.

In 1992 Yema is sponsoring the French team with skipper and helmsman Marc Pajot as competitor fort her America’s Cup (with yacht Ville de Paris).  For that occasion Yema launches the  America’s Cup France , with a Seiko 8M35 quartz regatta movement.

Yema Yachtingraf Quartz and Yema America’s Cup France.

The Yema Yachtingraf  Quartz , with an ESA Y2 900 231 movement, pushers at 4 and 8 o’clock:

Different movement with three pushers, at 2, 4 and 8 o’clock:

And a third movement with two pushers at 8 and 10 o’clock:

From a more recent date are the Yema Yachting   models with an ISA 8270 movement, also quartz:

In 2004 the Yema brand is purchased by its CEO Louis Eric Beckensteiner, with financial help of the French Montres Ambre, a watchmaking and jewelry company. That makes Yema a 100% French watch brand again, with the name being changed into ‘Yema Horlogère Maison Francaise 1948’.

For their 70th anniversary Yema announces in 2018 the Heritage collection, to pay tribute to the brand’s most iconic timepieces: a Superman, a Rallygraf, a Yachtingraf and a Flygraf. The Yema Yachtingraf Heritage is an almost identical copy of the Yachtingraf Crossière (type 5) from 1969. The first 1948 watches will be numbered.

The Yema Heritage collection, with re-editions of the Superman, the Rallygraf, the Yachtingraf and the Flygraf.

Model:  Yema Yachtingraf Heritage.

• Reference: Stainless steel case with a camel vegetable leather punched strap.
• Caliber: automatic ETA Valjoux 7753 chronograph movement.
• Case size: Ø 39 mm / H 15,4 mm.
• Year: 2018.

In 2020 Yema

UNDER CONSTRUCTION, BE PATIENT…….

• many thanks to Jecko for allowing me to use your picture of the Yema Régate Jumbo.
• many thanks to Alexander Popov for sending me the pictures of your Jaques-Droz and the rare black-dialed Gallet.
• many thanks to Hervé Antoine for sending me the pictures and your input about Yema.
• http://watch-wiki.org/index.php?title=Yema
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yema
• http://www.yema.eu/yachtingraf.html
• http://www.montres-de-luxe.com/Yema-la-belle-histoire-d-une-marque-horlogere-francaise-qui-fete-ses-60-ans-cette-annee_a1439.html?start_liste=0&paa=1

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	Black matt dial with light sandblast texture
	Super-LumiNova
	Vertical brushed 316L stainless steel with polished bevel
	316L stainless steel with circular brushed finish
	Circular brushed screwd down crown with polished embossed YEMA logo
	20mm
	2.20 mm double dome hesalite crystal
	316L stainless steel with vertical-brushed effect
	200m
	39.5mm in diameter, 46mm lugs to lugs, 11.7mm thick

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Yema Yachtingraf

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En 1966 , Henry Louis Blum dépose deux brevets pour le compte de la marque horlogère Yema , l'un aux États-Unis et l'autre en Suisse. Ces brevets visent à créer un chronographe équipé d'une fonction de compte à rebours spécialement conçue pour les régates de voile.

La montre  Yema Yachtingraf  est dotée d'un boîtier en  acier inoxydable  de haute qualité mesurant  38mm , ainsi que d'un bracelet tropic , lui conférant une allure robuste et élégante. 

La montre intègre un mécanisme à remontage manuel  Valjoux  7730  offrant une grande précision dans le réglage de l'heure, mais aussi un chronographe régate à  3 heures sur le cadran . 

Cette dernière complication est la caractéristique la plus remarquable de la montre   Yema Yachtingraf . Spécialement conçu pour les régates, il permet de mesurer le temps écoulé jusqu'au départ d'une course, ainsi que le temps écoulé pendant la course elle-même. De plus, la montre est équipée d'un compte à rebours réglable, un élément essentiel lors des régates où chaque seconde compte.

La   montre est révisée   par nos horlogers et couverte par une   garantie 3 ans .

Yema	Remontage Manuel
Circa 70	Tropic
38mm	Acier

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Montre Yachtingraf Croisiere Meca-Quartz YMHF1583-G

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Caractéristiques

Description.

Référence Ocarat	#115141
Marque	Yema
Catégorie	Montre
Genre	Homme
Couleur	Bleu , Gris
Garantie	2 ans
Type de garantie	Internationale
Labels	Revendeur Officiel
Fabrication	France
Diamètre du boitier	38,50 mm
Epaisseur du boitier	10,30 mm
Longueur du boitier	46,00 mm
Forme du boitier	Rond
Matière du boitier	Acier brossé , Acier inoxydable 316L , Acier poli
Finition du cadran	Mat
Couleurs Cadran	Bleu
Fond de la montre	Fond vissé
Forme du verre	Bombé
Qualité du verre	Verre hésalite
Boutons	1 bouton remontoir , 2 boutons poussoirs
Fréquence	32.768 Hz
Mouvements	Mecaquartz
Type de mécanisme	Mecanisme japonais
Marque de mouvement	Seiko Corp.
Calibres (mouvements)	Seiko VK63
Complications Compteur	24 h , 60 secondes , compte à rebours de 15 mn
Réserve de Marche (durée maximum)	3 ans avec 1 pile
Type d'affichage	Analogique (aiguilles)
Spécificités de l'affichage	Aiguilles luminescentes , Index et chemin de fer , SuperLuminova BG W9
Nombre de compteurs (additionnel)	3
Fonctions	Chronographe , Heures, minutes, secondes
Etancheité	10 atmosphères
Matière du bracelet	acier inoxydable 316L , Cuir de veau
Couleur du bracelet	Bleu , Gris
Finition matière du bracelet	Acier poli , Cuir grainé , Maille milanaise
Surpiqure	Oui
Fermoir Montre	Boucle ardillon , Fermoir à coulisse
Couleur fermoir	Argenté (Silver)
Entrecorne (largeur bracelet)	19,00 mm

Yema est une marque horlogère française de prestige fondée en 1948 par Henry Louis Belmont à Besançon. Depuis ses débuts, elle se spécialise dans la création de montres adaptées à la plongée, la course automobile, l'exploration spatiale et les sports nautiques. Elle vous propose des garde-temps robustes et fiables tels que la montre Yachtingraf Croisiere Meca-Quartz YMHF1583-G qui ornera les poignets des hommes avec splendeur. Elle présente un boîtier rond qui est façonné en acier inoxydable 316L brossé et poli . Brillant et imposant, il affiche 46 mm de longueur et 38,50 mm de diamètre avec une épaisseur de 10,30 mm. À 3 heures, il dévoile une couronne grise poussée avec finition brossée circulaire et le logo YEMA poli en relief. Elle assure une bonne prise en main grâce à son aspect cranté et est accompagnée de deux boutons-poussoir de la même teinte et ensemble manipulent les éléments centraux. Ces derniers sont disposés sur le cadran et surmontés par un verre hésalte double dôme de 2,00 mm d' épaisseur . Pour finir, cette montre se ferme par un fond de boîte vissé et gravé assurant une étanchéité de 10 ATM . Il est frappé à la presse hydraulique et arbore un effet poli/brossé en relief.

Simple et raffiné, ce cadran offre une lecture temporelle juste. Il prend une forme ronde avec fond bleu relevé par une finition mat donnant cet aspect soigné. Son pourtour affiche le chemin de fer des minutes et des index bâtons facettés en acier inoxydable avec finition polie qui seront survolés par les trois aiguilles assorties fixées au centre. La grande et la courte aiguille de type épée indiquent respectivement les minutes et les heures. Revêtues d'un traitement super-luminova BGW9, elles assurent une lisibilité optimale en cas de faible luminosité. Elles sont complétées par la fine trotteuse au bout en forme de triangle pointu indiquant les secondes. Pour plus de fonctionnalités, trois compteurs additionnels sont placés à 3, 6 et 9 heures. Ils indiquent respectivement l'affichage 24 heures sous la forme d'une croix suisse inversée, les 60 secondes de la fonction chronographe et un compte à rebours surdimensionné des minutes pour la régate. Ce cadran termine par le logo en Y et le nom de la marque sous midi en guise de signature.

Le Mouvement

Ce garde-temps est animé par un mouvement mécaquartz d' origine japonaise. Il s'agit précisément du calibre Seiko VK63 battant à une fréquence 32.768 Hz et assurant une résistance contre les vibrations. Ce mécanisme hybride est composé d'un calibre quartz pour les fonctions de mesure du temps et d'un module mécanique qui met en marche la fonction chronographe. Il assure une précision en toute condition et dispose d'une pile permettant à ce modèle une autonomie d'environ 3 ans.

Le Bracelet

Ce garde-temps est proposé avec deux bracelets au choix avec une largeur d' entre-corne de 19 mm via le menu déroulant.

Le premier est façonné en cuir de veau relevé par une finition grainée et des surpiqûres blanches en bordure. Souple et robuste, il épousera les lignes de votre poignet avec aisance et vous accordera un port confortable. Il se pare d'un joli ton bleu qui se marie avec la teinte du cadran et complétera vos tenues à merveille. Grâce à sa boucle ardillon grise signée par le logo de la marque, vous pourrez l'ajuster selon vos envies.

Ce second bracelet vous accordera un style élégant au quotidien. Il est fabriqué en acier inoxydable 316L poli dévoilant une maille milanaise qui vous offrira un port léger et agréable. Il ornera votre poignet avec splendeur et avec son joli ton argenté, il se combinera avec tous vos accessoires. Il est muni d'un fermoir à boucle coulissante grâce auquel vous pourrez le manipuler à votre guise.

L'Étanchéité

Ce modèle vous propose une étanchéité de 10 atmosphères , soit 100 mètres. Nous parlons ici d'un modèle étanche ! Ce modèle au style sympathique est donc prêt pour sauter joyeusement avec vous dans un univers aquatique. Des flaques d'eau jusqu'à la piscine, ce garde-temps tolérera les baignades sans se plaindre ! Douche, bain et natation sportive à vos côtés ne lui font pas peur. En revanche, nos experts en horlogerie Ocarat vous informent que ce modèle, résistant à l'eau, n'est tout de même pas adapté à la plongée (professionnelle ou non) et est sensible aux appareils de nettoyage Haute Pression. Nous vous recommandons également de ne pas utiliser la couronne ou les boutons-poussoir pendant l'immersion.

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Raketa “Russian Code” Automatic Limited Edition

The limited edition (300 pieces) Raketa “Russian Code” watch offers a new evolution of time-reading – where time moves in harmony with the natural counterclockwise movement in our solar system: a special automatic movement makes all the hands move in a reverse direction around the dial.

You can also notice the moon, at the tip of the second hand, turning counterclockwise around the Earth exactly like it goes in reality.

This watch has a special movement entirely produced in the Raketa Watch Factory (in Saint Petersburg) which makes the hands turn counterclockwise (movement No. 2615R). If you wind-up the movement manually, it is necessary to turn the crown towards you (i.e. contrary to the usual direction). When you set the time, it is necessary to turn the hands counterclockwise.

Technical details

Movement Calibre 2615R Automatic with reverse direction of hands Number of jewels: 24 Testing positions: 4 Average rate (s/d): -10+20 Average running time (h): 40 Frequency/hour: 18000 vph / 2.5Hz Bi-directional automatic winding Stopper of self-winding unit activated during manual winding Decoration: Hand-made Neva waves (rotor) + Print

Case and dial Stainless steel PVD rose gold & PVD black Size: 40.5 mm Front glass: Sapphire Back glass: Mineral Water resistance: 5 ATM Hands: with Superluminova Dial: with Superluminova

Strap/bracelet Genuine leather Width: 22 mm

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Yachtingraf Croisière Meca-Quartz

Votre montre bénéficie d'une garantie internationale de 2 ans à partir de la date d'expédition. Elle ne couvre pas des dommages résultant d'un usage anormal, d'un manque de soin, d'une négligence, d'accidents ou d'un usage incorrect de la montre.

Les frais d'expédition internationale sont offerts pour les achats à partir de 100 €. Tous nos envois sont assurés par notre partenaire DHL. Le jour où votre montre quitte nos ateliers en France, vous recevrez un e-mail contenant le numéro de suivi du colis. Dès réception de l'e-mail de DHL, vous avez la possibilité de modifier l'adresse de livraison et/ou de reporter la date de réception de votre colis, si nécessaire.

Si vous changez d'avis, vous avez la possibilité de demander un remboursement sous 14 jours suivant la réception de votre achat. Pour ce faire, veuillez nous contacter via notre chat en ligne disponible 24h/24 et 7j/7 sur Yema.com en indiquant l'adresse e-mail utilisée lors de la commande.

Pour toute question avant ou après votre achat, nos conseillers clientèle multilingues sont disponibles 24h/24 et 7j/7 via le chat en ligne sur Yema.com.

Spécialement conçue pour les amateurs de plaisance maritimes et les régates, la Yachtingraf Croisière est un modèle singulier reconnaissable au premier coup d’œil par ses sous-compteurs asymétriques aux teintes vives inspirés du chronographe mythique homonyme des années 1960’s. Cette nouvelle interprétation plus fine et stylisée, est équipée d’un boîtier de 38,5mm aux anses lyres et du calibre tricompax Seiko VK63.

CHRONOGRAPHE HISTORIQUE DE RÉGATE "BIG-EYE"

D'inspiration résolument vintage, la Yachtingraf Croisière se démarque grâce à son sous-compteur “big-eye” surdimensionné. La mise en valeur plutôt rare du compteur des minutes apporte dynamique, singularité et la différencie des autres chronographes. Spécifiquement conçu pour les départs de régates, il agit comme compte à rebours avant le départ d'une course de voile, aidant les barreurs à obtenir la meilleure position pour atteindre la ligne de départ à pleine vitesse, juste au moment où le coup de canon retentit.

UN CADRAN QUI FAIT TOURNER LES TÊTES

Le cadran, pièce maîtresse de ce modèle, mélange à la fois des couleurs vives tout en gardant la signature néo-vintage de YEMA. Celui-ci est composé d'une surface primaire mate et des index facettés en acier avec finition polie et en relief. Les index sont également assortis aux aiguilles des heures et des minutes et bénéficient de la même finition. Les deux sous-compteurs au design iconique et couleurs contrastées sont la signature de ce modèle. À neuf heures se trouve le compte à rebours surdimensionné des minutes pour la régate, à six heures l'aiguille des secondes et à trois heures le compteur 24 heures sous la forme d'une croix suisse inversée.

BOITIER FIN & STYLISÉE AUX CORNES LYRES

Le boîtier de 38,5 mm en acier inoxydable 316L est fin (10,30mm) et stylisé. En absence de lunette externe, il propose une belle ouverture de cadran assurant une parfaite lisibilité. Les poussoirs chrono se greffent naturellement au boîtier. Les cornes « tournées » aussi dites « anses lyres facettées » inventées par le célèbre designer Genta, avec ses finitions polies-brossées assurent un jeu de différentes textures qui apportent du relief et de la personnalité à ce modèle.

FOND DE BOÎTE ICONIQUE

Le fond de boîte se distingue par le blason historique de YEMA, frappé à la presse hydraulique avec un effet poli/brossé en relief.

MOUVEMENT MÉCANIQUE-QUARTZ

Les fonctions de mesure du temps de ce mouvement hybride Seiko VK63, sont actionnées par un calibre quartz alors que la fonction de chronométrage est contrôlée par un module mécanique qui permet à la trotteuse d’avoir un mouvement continu pour une meilleure sensation de netteté.

BRACELET MESH

Le bracelet mesh en acier de la Yachtingraf a été réalisé en maille milanaise pour plus de souplesse et de finesse. Le fermoir est gravé du logo historique de YEMA et s'ajuste rapidement et très facilement.

BRACELET CUIR

Fabriqué par une manufacture française de notre région (Franche-Comté), ce bracelet cuir grainé avec surpiqûres a été spécialement conçu et assorti aux couleurs de la Yachtingraf.

SUPER-LUMINOVA BGW9

Les aiguilles sont revêtues d'une couche de Super-LumiNova BGW9 offrant donc une parfaite lisibilité dans l'obscurité.

CONÇUE POUR L'ÉTÉ AVEC STYLE

La Yachtingraf Croisière a été pensée pour accompagner vos étés avec style. Son cadran aux couleurs vives et son bracelet assorti vous accompagneront pendant vos vacances que ce soit au bord de la mer ou sur les océans.

Seiko VK63 Hybride Mécanique-Quartz

32,768 Hz | Heures (12/24), minutes | Chronographe secondes, minutes, 24h

BOÎTIER & VERRE

Diamètre :  38.5mm Épaisseur :  10.3mm Entrecornes :  19mm Matériau :  Acier inoxydable 316L avec effet brossé verticale et biseau, cornes et lunette polis  

Verre hésalte double dôme 2,00 mm d'épaisseur

CADRAN & AIGUILLES

Cadran mat Index en appliques polis facetés et aiguilles des heures et des minutes en acier inoxydable polis et facetés traitées avec Super-LumiNova BGW9 et aiguilles des secondes en blanc. Aiguilles des compteurs brillant

Bracelet cuir

Maille millanaise acier inoxydable 316L

Couronne poussée avec finition brossé circulaire et logo YEMA poli en relief

Poussoirs polis

10 BAR / 100 m / 330 feet

Le slogan de YEMA  #TimeofHeroes  date de 1970. Il symbolise à la fois l’histoire et les valeurs de la marque et de ce qu’elle représente à travers les aventures de sportifs ou d’explorateurs qui réalisent des exploits dans des conditions extrêmes.

YEMA ET LA VOILE

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Universitetskaya Naberezhnaya (University Embankment)

The architectural ensemble on the University Embankment is rightly recognized as one of the most beautiful in St. Petersburg. On the waterfront, there are magnificent views of the opposite bank of the Neva, the Admiralty, the English Embankment, the dome of St. Isaac's Cathedral, and the landmark monument to Peter the Great, the Bronze Horseman. The construction of the embankment had a powerful influence on later architectural constructions of the 18th century.

The first buildings appeared here soon after the founding of St. Petersburg. There is the palace of Prince Alexander Menshikov, the first stone apartment building in St. Petersburg, and the Palace of Peter II, now owned by St. Petersburg State University. Shortly after this, the Kunstkammer - the first public museum in Russian history, the building of which now houses the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography of the Peoples of the World - was built on the embankment. The Twelve Colleges building was the idea of Peter I and was supposed to be the main administrative building of the Russian empire. However, for the past two centuries it has been the main building of St. Petersburg State University. Nearby at the Blagoveshchensky (Annunciation) Bridge, Domenico Trezzini, the first architect of Petersburg, built his own house. By the end of the 18th century the waterfront ensemble also included the Academy of Arts by Jean-Baptiste Vallin de la Mothe and the Academy of Sciences by Giacomo Quarenghi.

At the beginning of the 19th century, the Southern Warehouse of the Stock Exchange was built on the waterfront and became part of the ensemble of the Spit of Vasilievsky Island. Today in the warehouse the rich collection of the Zoological Museum is exhibited. At the same time, University Embankment was reinforced with granite and a pier was built in front of the Academy of Arts. Its architect, Konstantin Ton, wanted the pier to be decorated with bronze horses like those designed by Baron Peter Klodt on the Anichkov Bridge. However, after long discussion, authentic Egyptian sphinx sculptures were installed here. The landmark site of the embankment became the Rumyantsev Garden. An obelisk moved from the Field of Mars and dedicated to General Field Marshal Pyotr Rumyantsev and his glorious victories over the Turks in the years 1768-1774 stands here.

From 1840-1842, the Rector's House on the waterfront was used for the needs of St. Petersburg University. In 1880, this house, built by Apollon Schedrin, was the birthplace of the great poet Alexander Blok.

Today University Embankment is constantly filled with tourists and students. Meteor hydrofoils to Peterhof sail from here, along with numerous other pleasure boats. There are also popular restaurants on some of the docked ships, while traffic hurries across Palace Bridge and past the Spit of Vasilievsky Island.

Metro stations:	Vasilieostrovskaya, Admiralteyskaya
Directions:	Exit Vasilieostrovskaya metro station, turn left and walk on Eighth Line (Vosmaya Liniya) in towards the Neva River, then turn left at Lieutenant Schmidt Embankment. From Admiralteyskaya, turn left out of the metro and then right to reach Nevsky Prospekt. Turn right and follow the road round onto Palace Square. Cross Palace Bridge to reach Univesitetskaya Naberezhnaya.
Best walking route:	All along the embankment (about 1 hour)
What's here?	Academy of Sciences, Academy of Arts, Twelve Colleges building, Zoological Museum, Cadet Corps, Kunstkammer, Menshikov Palace, Palace of Peter II, Rumyantsev Garden, Sphinxes, Monument to Mikhail Lomonosov
What's nearby?	Bolshaya Neva, Ploshchad Trezzini, Annunciation Bridge, Mendeleevskaya Line, Palace Bridge, Brizhevaya Ploshchad

Accommodation near the University Embankment

Trezzini palace hotel, all-suites boutique hotel with a prime location next to the neva river, trezzini art hotel, attractive small hotel located in the heart of historic vasilevskiy island, solo sokos hotel vasilievskiy, superior business hotel with stylish interiors and attractive location, apartments ers nevsky, attractive and well equipped modern rental apartments at great location, friendly and welcoming backpacker hostel with a prime location for sightseeing, nevsky 3 guest house, affordable accommodation steps from palace square and the hermitage, dining near the university embankment, grad petrov, home-brewed beer and affordable german food with great views across the neva, staraya tamozhnya, luxury restaurant with a sterling reputation and charming historic premises, russian kitsch, outrageous interiors and traditional russian cuisine with some modern touches.

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