THE LEGEND RESURFACES
THE WATCH THAT SURVIVED A SHARK. THE STORY THAT NEVER LEFT US.
In the summer of 1975, a small detail on the wrist of a young oceanographer made cinematic — and horological — history. As JAWS took to the screen, a rugged dive watch quietly claimed its place in legend. That watch was the Alsta Nautoscaph 'Superautomatic'.
WORN BY HOOPER,
REMEMBERED BY
WATCH HISTORY
Richard Dreyfuss wore the Alsta Nautoscaph Superautomatic in his portrayal of Matt Hooper, Spielberg’s intrepid marine biologist in Jaws. But the watch was more than a prop — it was a true diver’s companion, known for its robustness, clarity, and classic 1970s design.
While others have faded with time, the Superautomatic endures — a symbol of courage, craft, and curiosity beneath the surface.
More than a movie prop, the original Nautoscaph Superautomatic was a tool for real-world adventurers: divers, scientists, seafarers. As it surfaced on the silver screen, it quietly became a cult icon.
NEARLY 50 YEARS LATER THE SAME WATCH RETURNS
TO WHERE IT ALL BEGAN.
FOR ITS VERY FIRST SERVICE.
— DATE MAGNIFIER —
— LUMINOVA —
— RED SECONDS NEEDLE —
— SPEIDEL BRACELET —
THE SUPERAUTOMATIC RETURNS
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LAUNCHING SOON