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Bari, Puglia, ItalyEst. 1956Giulio Capezzuto$800–$1,200 Website

Updated August 19, 2026

Philosophy

Daily Driver Dressy Diver Maybe Defunct Diver Neo-Vintage

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Italy 37–39mm $500–$1,000

Release Archive

Octopus 1973 Classic (with date)

5 colorways· From $1,121, reference price; prices may vary across colorways

2023$1,201

38mm Sellita SW200-1 200m WR

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Brand vibe

VeriWatch is a revived Italian dive-watch brand from Bari, originally founded in 1956 by Giulio Capezzuto and brought back in 2021 by Alessandro Leali. The 1970s Octopus is their Swiss-made medical diver with a pulsometer, (produced in collaboration with Squale). It's the brand's icon, and today's catalogue is a philological re-edition of that watch: 38mm Sellita SW200-1, 200m water resistance, SuperLuminova BGW9, Italian-made Seacult and MilanoStraps straps. Niche, vintage-faithful, and unmistakably Pugliese.

Sourcing & Build

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Case origin

Switzerland

Dial origin

Switzerland

Hands origin

Switzerland

Lume type

SuperLuminova BGW9 Grade A

Movements

Sellita SW200-1

Sourcing Notes: Brand revived by Alessandro Leali in 2021; originally founded in Bari, Italy by Giulio Capezzuto in 1956. Modern Octopus 1973 uses Sellita SW200-1 (Swiss automatic), 38mm steel case produced in collaboration with Squale (Switzerland), SuperLuminova BGW9 Grade A lume, and Italian-made straps from Seacult and MilanoStraps. Dial and hands inferred Swiss based on Squale partnership and brand statements.

Cost Transparency

Dispatch (ships from): Not disclosed
Headquarters: 🇮🇹Bari, Italy
Assembly: 🇨🇭Switzerland

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This page was last updated: August 19, 2026 at 1 am