Duxot Alituda Automatic Diver's Watch

This is a contemporary Duxot of Switzerland 'Alituda' automatic diver's wristwatch. The watch features a robust, matte-finished stainless steel 'cushion' style case with a prominent oversized knurled screw-down crown located at the 4 o'clock position, a design typical of 1970s tool watches meant to prevent the crown from digging into the wrist. It possesses a black unidirectional rotating bezel with a circular pip at 12 and small circular rivets or markers along its circumference. The matte black dial displays the 'Duxot' shield logo at 12 o'clock, with oversized luminescent geometric indices for high visibility. The handset includes a thick sword-style hour hand, a prominent minute hand, and a contrasting thin red seconds hand. Below the center, the dial is marked 'AUTOMATIC' and '250m / 820ft' in red text, indicating professional-grade water resistance. The watch is mounted on a heavy-duty black leather or synthetic strap with thick contrast white perimeter stitching at the lugs. The condition appears to be used with light surface wear and some accumulation of dust and debris around the bezel and lugs. The crystal shows no major scratches in the provided image. This model is a modern homage to vintage professional diving instruments, likely manufactured within the last 5-10 years.