Certina · Family: DS Action Diver
The Certina DS Action Diver C032.607.11.051.00 is a 43mm steel dive watch with a black dial and ceramic bezel, certified to the professional ISO 6425 standard, part of the DS ('Double Security') line Certina introduced in 1959 to reinforce its watches' resistance to water and shocks. It runs the automatic Powermatic 80.611 caliber with up to 80 hours of power reserve. This is the first Certina reference in Cazador's catalog; we have no verified price observations (n=0) for this reference as of today.
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Certina was founded in 1888 in Grenchen, Switzerland, and is part of the Swatch Group. In 1959, the brand introduced the DS ('Double Security') concept, a system combining an elastic shock-absorbing ring around the movement and an air cushion between the dial and the case to improve shock and water resistance — uncommon at the time in watches at this price point.
The first DS watches proved their durability across a series of expeditions and research projects during the 1960s, cementing the line's reputation for ruggedness within Certina's catalog.
The DS Action Diver family applies that same double-security philosophy to the professional dive-watch segment, with ISO 6425 certification, a unidirectional ceramic-insert bezel, and 300 meters of water resistance.
The C032.607.11.051.00 runs the automatic Powermatic 80.611 caliber (based on the ETA C07.611), with a Nivachron hairspring resistant to magnetic fields, 25 jewels, and up to 80 hours of power reserve. The 43mm steel case pairs a black lacquered dial with a brushed steel bracelet with a diving extension. [UNVERIFIED: we do not confirm the exact case thickness in the official spec sheet consulted]. This is the first Certina reference we're adding to Cazador's catalog.
Cazador has no verified price observations for this reference (0 PricePoints recorded as of July 2026). We do not publish estimates without our own sourced market data.
A system introduced in 1959 combining an elastic shock-absorbing ring around the movement and an air cushion between the dial and case, to improve resistance to shocks and water.
Yes, it meets the professional ISO 6425 standard with 300 meters of water resistance and a unidirectional ceramic bezel.
The Powermatic 80.611, based on the ETA C07.611, with a Nivachron hairspring and up to 80 hours of power reserve.
Since 1888, founded in Grenchen, Switzerland; it is now part of the Swatch Group.
Yes, it is the first reference from the brand we're adding to the catalog.