Wren Diver One Titanium Glacier Arrives at $1,495

Wren has introduced the Diver One Titanium Glacier at $1,495, combining a blue-gray gradient dial, a fully luminous ceramic bezel and an ETA 2824 automatic movement. It is the latest version of the brand’s 41 mm titanium diver, with the first 100 examples individually numbered.

Wren Diver One Titanium Glacier with blue-gray gradient dial
The Glacier dial fades from pale blue at its center to dark gray at the edge. Photo: Wren.

An ice-blue center and a luminous timing scale

The dial starts in pale blue and darkens toward its perimeter, meeting a dark gray bezel. Broad hands and applied markers carry Swiss Super-LumiNova BGW9, while the bezel’s entire timing scale receives luminous material. That gives the wearer an illuminated scale around the dial after dark, in addition to the hands and hour markers.

Glacier follows the Snow and Dusk versions of the Diver One Titanium. Its launch also returns Wren to a dive-watch release after the October introduction of the Vessel, the brand’s integrated-bracelet sports model.

The case and flat-link bracelet are made from Grade 5 titanium and receive a clear DLC coating. Wren quotes a thickness of 12.4 mm including the raised sapphire crystal, keeping the overall height below that of its steel Diver One.

Wren Diver One Titanium Glacier on its titanium bracelet
The flat-link bracelet uses the same coated Grade 5 titanium as the case. Photo: Wren.

A familiar Swiss movement

Inside is the ETA 2824, with an approximately 38-hour power reserve. The movement sits behind a closed caseback decorated with a relief of the bird that gives Wren its name. The bracelet has an on-the-fly adjustment system built into the clasp, allowing its fit to be changed without removing links.

  • Case diameter: 41 mm; lug-to-lug length: 47 mm.
  • Water resistance: 200 m.
  • Box-shaped sapphire crystal and a unidirectional ceramic bezel.
  • Titanium bracelet and gray FKM rubber strap included.

Shipping begins on November 21. The first 100 watches carry individual numbers as a numbered first production run.

Wren bird engraving on the Glacier caseback and gray rubber strap
A wren relief identifies the closed caseback; the watch is shown on gray rubber. Photo: Wren.

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