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The Superautomatic 25 is Alsta’s most refined edition yet — a fusion of classic dive-watch design and modern Swiss performance. It houses the Swiss Made Sellita SW200-2 Power+, renowned for its reliability, precision, and 65-hour power reserve. All pre-orders come with a complimentary gift set with Orca Strap and watch roll. Ships in 4-6 weeks
Gift Set
Orca Strap
In 1975, a timepiece surfaced from beneath the cinematic waves—quietly, confidently, and without pretension. It wasn’t a watch chosen for its fame. It became famous for what it stood for: courage, craft, and character.
The Alsta Nautoscaph ‘Superautomatic’ was worn by Matt Hooper—played by Richard Dreyfuss—in JAWS. But before the screen immortalised it, the Superautomatic was already a tool trusted by those who ventured beyond the shoreline, into deeper waters and wilder horizons.
Half a century later, we bring you not a reissue—but a reimagining.
300m999ft · 30 ATM
The Superautomatic 2025 remains faithful to its original design DNA—compact and bold, purpose-driven and versatile—but now features significant advancements.
For a more elegant yet robust wrist presence.
For improved security and day-long comfort.
Bringing Swiss precision to the legacy.
All contained within a 38mm brushed, two-piece stainless steel case, with an engraved caseback, screw-down crown, and a unidirectional bezel for dual timekeeping—proving that beauty and function can still co-exist in perfect balance.
Whether you wear it on
A nod to the original Speidel from the 1970s.
This watch is more than a mechanical instrument. It’s a companion.
For underwater discovery.
For landlocked wanderlust.
For those who understand that time isn’t something you watch—it’s something you live through.
