DeMarco Chronograph 100M Turquoise / Tiffany Blue Dial
Chronograph / Sports Watch · DeMarco Watches (Microbrand / Independent)
Period: Modern Microbrand / Contemporary Sport (2020s)
Type
Chronograph / Sports Watch
Brand
DeMarco Watches (Microbrand / Independent)
Movement
Meca-Quartz or Quartz Chronograph Movement (typically Seiko VK64 or similar caliber with running seconds/minutes and 24-hour indicator subdial)
Dimensions
Case diameter: ~40mm - 42mm, Thickness: ~12mm - 13.5mm, Lug-to-Lug: ~47mm - 49mm, Lug width: 20mm or 22mm
Description
This DeMarco Chronograph showcases an eye-catching turquoise 'Tiffany Blue' sunburst dial paired with dark blue sub-dials for a high-contrast 'reverse panda' look. Driven by a precise quartz chronograph caliber, it combines functional sports watch utility—complete with a 100m depth rating, telemeter track, and elapsed time bezel—with vibrant contemporary styling designed for casual everyday wear.
Key Features
Distinctive sunburst turquoise dial colorway, bicompax sub-dial arrangement, circular date aperture positioned symmetrically at 6 o'clock, scalloped stainless steel bezel with red top indicator mark, and a robust microbrand build.
Dial Description
Vibrant sunburst turquoise / light blue dial (often referred to as 'Tiffany Blue') with a fine radial brush finish. Features two contrasting dark blue/black sub-dials (bicompax layout) at 3 and 9 o'clock displaying 24-hour time and chronograph minutes/seconds. Large white Arabic numeral hour markers, white syringe/pencil hands with luminous fill, a central chronograph hand, an inner telemeter/tachymeter scale ring, and a round date window at 6 o'clock.
Case Material
Stainless Steel (likely 316L) with brushed finish and polished accents on bevels
Crystal Type
Flat or slightly domed Mineral Glass or Sapphire crystal with inner anti-reflective coating
Bezel Details
Brushed stainless steel outer bezel featuring a scalloped edge design, engraved dive/elapsed time markings (0-60) filled with dark paint, dot minute track, and a red triangle orientation indicator at 12 o'clock
Crown & Pushers
Standard push-pull or screw-down main crown at 3 o'clock accompanied by two cylindrical pump-style chronograph pushers at 2 and 4 o'clock
Bracelet or Strap
Black silicone / FKM rubber strap with standard stainless steel pin buckle
Caseback Details
Solid screw-down stainless steel case back with brand logo, water resistance rating (100M), and stainless steel material markings
Movement Type
Meca-Quartz or Quartz Chronograph Movement (typically Seiko VK64 or similar caliber with running seconds/minutes and 24-hour indicator subdial)
Water Resistance
100 Meters / 10 ATM. Suitable for swimming, snorkeling, and everyday water exposure, though pushers should not be operated underwater.
Origin & Provenance
Assembled in China / Hong Kong, housing a Japanese quartz/meca-quartz movement
Age Estimate
Modern production, circa 2021-2024
Cultural Significance
Represents the modern microbrand era of horology, where independent boutique brands offer trendy, colorful, and feature-rich tool watch aesthetics powered by reliable Japanese quartz movements at an accessible entry point.
Condition Notes
Very Good to Excellent condition. Minor surface wear and hairline scuffs visible on the brushed stainless steel bezel and case edges. The crystal appears clear without major scratches, and the dial printings/hands are pristine.
Value Estimate
$100 - $250 USD depending on retail pricing, inclusion of original packaging, and condition.
Care & Maintenance
Clean with fresh water after exposure to salt or chlorine. Replace internal battery every 2-3 years to avoid leaks that could damage the movement. Ensure gaskets are inspected and water resistance is tested prior to swimming.
Similar Watches
Dan Henry 1962/1964 Chronograph, Yema Rallygraf, Hoffman Racing Chronograph, Straton Speciale, Brew Metric, or Studio Underd0g Chronograph.
Interesting Facts
Bright turquoise and light blue dials became immensely popular across all horological segments following the surge in popularity of 'Tiffany Blue' dials in the early 2020s, leading microbrands and luxury houses alike to incorporate this striking hue into sports chronograph designs.