Bead blast finish over a deep blue dial — the everyday diver, built for daily wear.
US$579 · CA$819
StrapFKM rubber (standard) · Horween leather add-on available
Pacific Deep Blue is the entry point into the ONAMI collection — a bead-blasted case finish paired with a rich blue dial that reads equally at home on a dive or a desk. Understated, durable, and built for daily wear.
ŌNAMI wears with calm balance. Its sculpted case and curved lugs follow the wrist naturally, allowing it to sit comfortably despite its strong presence.
ONAMI is a tool watch shaped by nature — refined by hand, designed to be studied, worn, and experienced.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Overview
Dimensions & Wrist Presence
Case diameter43 mm
Lug-to-lug49 mm
Thickness13 mm
Lug width22 mm
CASE
316L stainless steel
Sculpted multi-finish construction (brushed planes with polished transitions)
Dual screw down crowns with lumed filled logo
Internal rotating bezel controlled by the 9 o’clock crown
Water resistance: 200 meters
Screw-down caseback with engraved ONAMI wave motif
Individually engraved serial number on the caseback
Red Sea Founder backers may select their serial number (#2–50)
Serial #1 — Founding Collector release, Fall 2026
CRYSTAL
2.8 mm flat Sapphire crystal
Internal anti-reflective coating
DIAL
Two-layer sandwich construction
Sunburst inner dial with fumé gradient
Sand-grain textured outer Dial
Cut numerals revealing a luminous lower layer Grade A- BGW9 or C3 *
INNER BEZEL
1 way with click - Internal rotating bezel
Operated with 9 oclock crown
Finish: Matt deep slate grey with grade A-BGW9 printed diving scale
LUMES
Swiss Super-LumiNova® Grade A- BGW9 and C3 *
Applied to:
Hands
Numerals
Internal bezel scale
Crown logo
MOVEMENT
Miyota 9039 automatic
28,800 vph (4 Hz)
42+ hour power reserve
Accuracy: regulated in house to -5/+5 seconds / day
Hacking seconds
No-date configuration (no ghost position)
STRAP
Black FKM rubber strap
22 mm lug width
Red Sea Limited Edition includes black Ray-Skin strap in addition to FKM
All straps — leather and FKM — include engraved Doussot Watches logo buckle
Premium Horween leather strap available separatly
Designed and Developed in Montréal - Canada
Variants
Dial & Finish Variations
Detailed dial and finish specifications for each colorway — coming soon.
"A genuinely impressive debut. The finishes would embarrass pieces three times the price."
Dave Jones · Microbrand Watch Channel
Time To Watch
"DOUSSOT ONAMI Review — Time To Watch"
"A unique, layered design — everything is balanced."
François · Time To Watch
Lum-Tec / Wiegand Custom Watch
"I'm not good with words but I can tell you this is one of the most detailed projects we have seen in years. We need several spreadsheets just to keep track of all the detail callouts!"
"The case body alone has more than 50 steps. Then the dial, bezel, hands — it's 10 watch productions in one watch."
Long before I designed my first watch, I spent my life chasing motion — the pull of a breaking wave, the rush of wind on a sail, the calm rhythm of breathing underwater. Each moment carved something into me: a respect for power, a fascination with fluid lines, and an obsession with the way light moves across water, metal, and texture.
I'm Laurent Doussot — designer, sculptor, and founder of Doussot Watches, a Montreal-based independent microbrand.
Some stories begin in a workshop. Mine began in the ocean.
Long before I designed my first watch, I spent my life chasing motion — the pull of a breaking wave, the rush of wind on a sail, the calm rhythm of breathing underwater. Each moment carved something into me: a respect for power, a fascination with fluid lines, and an obsession with the way light moves across water, metal, and texture.
I'm Laurent Doussot — designer, sculptor, and founder of Doussot Watches, a Montreal-based independent microbrand.
When I wasn't in the ocean, I was in my studio. For over two decades, I shaped steel into custom folding knives — functional objects where precision, durability, and artistry had to coexist. My work as a knifemaker has been recognized and awarded internationally, but more importantly, it taught me discipline. It taught me that small details matter, that textures tell stories, and that the way an object feels in the hand is just as important as the way it performs.
A knife had to be used, not just admired.
A sculptural line had to have intent.
So when I turned to watchmaking, I knew exactly what I did not want to create.
Not another homage.
Not a simple tool.
Not a dress watch pretending to be rugged.
I wanted a watch that felt like the objects I've always believed in — purposeful, engineered, sensual, and alive with detail. A piece that carried the spirit of the ocean and the integrity of handcrafted steel. Something built for those who appreciate design, performance, and texture — people drawn to precision tools, fast machines, deep water, open horizons, and the quiet satisfaction of holding a well-made object.
That vision became ONAMI.
A sculpted case inspired by shifting waves, with brushed and polished facets that catch the light like wet rock. Curved lugs that hug the wrist with the same tension as a blade's spine. A dial built in layers, shadow, and lume — a subtle nod to depth and exploration. An internal bezel, functional and clean, echoing the instruments trusted by divers and adventurers.
ONAMI became more than a watch.
It became a statement of who I am — and who it's built for.
A modern elevated tool watch.
A sculptural object forged from experience.
A companion for your own stories — whether they unfold in the water, on the road, or in the stillness of everyday life.
