The Lorier Neptune ref. 737080 is a 39 mm dive watch inspired by the golden era of 1950s divers, with a 37 mm bezel. The 316L stainless steel case is 10.3 mm thick plus a 1.1 mm domed crystal, with a 46 mm lug-to-lug length and a 20 mm lug width. The deep gloss black dial has polished, faceted applied indices and hands in gilt tone, a red depth rating and Super-LumiNova lume, and it has no date window. In its current version the Neptune has a domed sapphire crystal with seven layers of internal anti-reflective coating. It is powered by the Miyota 9039, a no-date automatic movement beating at 28,800 vibrations per hour. Water resistance is 200 meters.

The Neptune shows hours, minutes and seconds. The slim 120-click unidirectional bezel has a sapphire insert with markings for the first 15 minutes, which makes safety stops easier to time, and an oversized crown recalls 1950s divers. It comes on a 316L stainless steel three-link bracelet with solid endlinks, tapering from 20 mm to 16 mm, with a push-button quick-adjust clasp offering five 2 mm micro-adjustment positions. The bracelet fits wrists up to 8 inches. Lorier lists the Neptune at USD 699.

The Neptune is Lorier’s best-known model and reviewers have long praised its classic proportions and vintage warmth; Worn & Wound and Dappered both highlighted how well the earlier Series IV wore for its size. The earlier generations used a domed Hesalite acrylic crystal, and the move to a sapphire crystal and sapphire bezel answers the most common criticism of those versions. The current Neptune is in production and available to pre-order on Lorier’s official website, with shipping planned for late December 2026.