There are countless pilot’s watches inspired by airplane instrument panels and racing chronographs based on car dashboards, but you don’t see many watches modeled after vintage boat equipment.
For the new Marine Type 3, Laventure took inspiration from 1980s marine chronometers; analog navigation equipment used before GPS was available.

With a military-inspired dial and fixed bezel, the Marine Type 3 resembles a field watch more than an aquatic one. However, the solid titanium case has 300m water resistance, and it comes with two dive-friendly straps.
The watch’s field-ish appearance is actually a coincidence, as it is based on a piece of nautical navigation clocks found on boat bridges. It is a versatile tool watch, just as useful on land as at sea.

Along with the white dial, which is made from a resin blended with Super-LumiNova for full luminescence, there is a black dial marked with white Super-LumiNova.