Demasco Ironside 200 Automatic
Dive Watch · Demasco, independent affordable watch brand
Period: Modern Luxury (2000s-present) with tool watch influences
Type
Dive Watch
Brand
Demasco, independent affordable watch brand
Movement
Automatic mechanical movement, likely a reliable Japanese or Chinese caliber, operating at 21,600 vph with approximately 40 hours of power reserve
Dimensions
Case diameter approximately 42mm, thickness 13mm, lug-to-lug 48mm, lug width 20mm
Description
The Demasco Ironside 200 Automatic is a striking dive watch that immediately commands attention with its vibrant green wave-patterned dial. Blending classic dive watch proportions with bold two-tone aesthetics, it features a robust stainless steel case, a matching jubilee-style bracelet with gold-tone center links, and a contrasting green bezel insert. Designed for everyday wear and water-bound adventures, it offers a distinct aesthetic that bridges the gap between formal two-tone styling and rugged tool watch functionality.
Key Features
Distinctive green wavy guilloché-style dial, two-tone jubilee bracelet, unidirectional green dive bezel, and prominent arrow hands
Dial Description
Green wavy textured dial with applied geometric indices, silver-tone sword and arrow hands, date window at the 3 o'clock position with a magnifying cyclops, and brand text reading Demasco Ironside 200 Automatic
Case Material
Stainless steel with polished and brushed finishing
Crystal Type
Mineral glass or sapphire crystal with a cyclops lens over the date window
Bezel Details
Unidirectional rotating dive bezel with a green insert and white Arabic numerals and markers for the 60-minute scale
Crown & Pushers
Screw-down stainless steel crown protected by integrated crown guards
Bracelet or Strap
Two-tone steel and gold-plated multi-link jubilee-style bracelet with a folding clasp
Caseback Details
Screw-down solid stainless steel case back with standard manufacturer engravings
Movement Type
Automatic mechanical movement, likely a reliable Japanese or Chinese caliber, operating at 21,600 vph with approximately 40 hours of power reserve
Water Resistance
Rated for 200 meters (660 feet / 20 ATM), suitable for swimming, snorkeling, and recreational scuba diving
Origin & Provenance
Asian manufacture utilizing outsourced automatic movements
Age Estimate
Modern production, likely mid-2010s to present
Cultural Significance
Represents the democratization of luxury dive watch design elements, allowing enthusiasts to enjoy high-end aesthetic cues like wave dials and two-tone finishes on an accessible budget
Condition Notes
The watch appears to be in new or unworn condition, with protective plastic wrap still visible on the center links of the bracelet. The crystal, case, and bezel show no visible signs of wear.
Value Estimate
Affordable tier, typically valued between $100 and $300 USD depending on the specific retail channels and movement grade
Care & Maintenance
Regular water resistance testing annually, avoid exposure to strong magnetic fields, clean the bracelet with mild soapy water and a soft brush, and service the automatic movement every 5 to 7 years
Similar Watches
Rolex Submariner Date, Omega Seamaster Diver 300M, Invicta Pro Diver, and Seiko 5 Sports
Interesting Facts
The wave dial pattern is reminiscent of high-end luxury divers like the Omega Seamaster Diver 300M, bringing luxury-inspired aesthetics to an accessible price point