Explore Scurfa

Scurfa began with a working diver’s requirements, rather than a design brief built around diving nostalgia. Founder Paul Scurfield is a commercial saturation diver, and the British brand he established in 2013 reflects that experience: clear displays, substantial water resistance, and watches intended to accompany their owners into the water. The details are purposeful, but there’s room for color beyond the usual black dial.

The Diver One is the collection most closely tied to that background. Its 40mm case houses a quartz movement, while sapphire crystal, 500-meter water resistance, and a helium escape valve give it specifications suited to more than recreational swimming. Broad hands and generously luminous markers keep the dial readable; steel and titanium versions offer distinctly different sensations on the wrist.

The Treasure Seeker takes a different route, pairing an automatic Miyota 9015 with a 41mm case and 300-meter water resistance. It brings a bracelet-equipped, more conventional mechanical diver into the range without abandoning Scurfa’s emphasis on straightforward legibility.