Morar 310 - Land: Onyx

Expected shipping date: October/November 2024

Estimated RRP: £599

Dive watches rocketed in popularity in this guise of black, white and steel, and have continued to be loved and revered in this colourway, and you know what, we love it too. The problem for us lies in the challenge of being unique whilst deploying this monochrome palette. Luckily for us the Morar 310 is already an exclusive design, and even with the glossy ceramic bezel, white markings and steel hardware, it still feels uniquely Marloe.

To bring a bit of warmth to it, we’ve used little International Orange accents on the ‘310’ anti-mag motif and on the tip of the running seconds hand.

Product Specification

- 42mm diameter x 12mm depth
- 20mm strap width
- Ocean-tech SAR case design w/ uni-directional bezel
- Ceramic bezel insert
- Multi-layer dial with appliqué hour blocks
- Polished / painted hand set - SAR / Dive inspired
- Helium release valve & anti-magnetic cage
- Luminous hands and dial marks
- 310M / 31 ATM
- 85g

Movement Specification

- Miyota 9039 automatic mechanical movement
- Japanese Made
- 28,800 bph
- 24 jewels
- Handwinding capability
- 40+ hour power reserve
- Accuracy of -10 ~ + 30 sec/day
- Hacking function
- Parashock anti-shock

If all else fails

Nowadays, with the advent of digital dive computers and modern technology, the dive watch is more of a back-up - a final resort if all else fails. For most, it’s a beautiful object to wear and show off, and with the black-and-white colourway, it’s something of a universal watch - it can be worn casually, formally and everything in between, as well as down to 310 metres under the waves.

“One of our favourite young British brands, Marloe watches cannot be matched for great British value”

—GQ

“Marloe caught our eye for two reasons - one, their care and craftsmanship, and two, their thoroughly reasonable prices”

—Esquire

“Superb detail without breaking the bank”

—Metro

Built for the Harshest Environments

The case of the Morar 310 is formed from 316L marine grade stainless steel, with a unidirectional bezel insert made from ceramic - one of the hardest materials around. This unity of ultra-hard materials makes the watch incredibly tough - and at only 41.9mm in diameter and a little over 12mm thick, petite enough to slip under a cuff.