Magrette · Microbrand · New Zealand

Magrette Moana Pacific Professional Titanium (Sellita SW200-1)

Diver

From $758
  • Sellita SW200-1
  • 44 mm × 15.3 mm
  • Sapphire crystal
  • 500 m water resistance

Where to buy

Movement

Type
Automatic
Tier
Upper
Complications
Date
Frequency
28,800 bph
Power reserve
41 h
Hacking
Yes
Accuracy (factory)
—

Case

Diameter
44 mm
Lug to lug
53 mm
Thickness
15.3 mm
Lug width
24 mm
Material
Titanium (Grade 5)
Hardening
—
Water resistance
500 m
Crown
Screw-down
Case back
Solid
Bezel
60-minute dive, ceramic insert, lumed
Finishing
Brushed

Crystal & dial

Crystal
Sapphire
Shape
Double-domed
Anti-reflective
Yes (side not stated)
Lume
Super-LumiNova BGW9

Bracelet

Bracelet
—

Straps

Strap 1
Nylon, One 4-ring ZULU nylon strap with a Magrette-signed ring, in blue, silver, black or gunmetal (same price)

Weight

Head only
—
On bracelet
—
On strap
—

Prices

VariantConfigurationTypePriceUSDAs ofSource
Blue—Msrp758 USD$7582026-10-24link

Variants

NameDialBezel
Blueblueblue ceramic, engraved and fully lumed

About this entry

80% of key specs known. Missing: weight, hardening, bracelet offered.

A more tool-oriented, solid-back follow-up to the Kara (Moana Pacific Professional Titanium (STP1-11)), powered by a Swiss Made Sellita SW200-1. Its description says the Kara launched in 2017 and began shipping "last year", which suggests about 2019, but the brand gives no launch year. Brand spec: brushed grade 5 titanium with an engraved stainless steel caseback, 44mm excluding crown, 53mm lug-to-lug, 15.3mm tall (the brand doesn't say whether the crystal is included), 24mm lugs, engraved ceramic bezel fully lumed with BGW9, screw-down crown with a red safety collar, double-domed sapphire with AR coating (side not stated), Super-LumiNova BGW9, 500 m, Viton caseback gasket, supplied on a ZULU strap in a travel case. The listing is sold out and tagged as archived in the store, but the brand doesn't say whether it was limited or has ended.

Last verified: 2026-10-31. Edit or correct this entry.

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