This watch is deep: L2 Red Sea
Today, when something is intense, emotional, when it goes into detail when something touches you, then it is deep. The new L2 Red Sea is deep. Deep in every conceivable way. You can dive deep into it. That is deep. It touches the soul with the red crystal that we had specially developed. That is deep. The quiet straightforwardness, which is almost simple, but then effectively surprising. That is deep. It is by Maurice de Mauriac – which is indeed deep.
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The L2 Red Sea is also deep due to the woman who stands for the L2 Red Sea. Zoe Moore, the freediver, took the L2 Red Sea into depths – she was deep with her. On her wrist, the L2 Red Sea unfolds its full depth when Zoe Moore dives into the red sea, surrendering gracefully and courageously to the forces of the water and then conquering them.
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The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society is especially dedicated to the protection of the oceans, the fight against illegal fishing, the killing of marine mammals, turtles, and wild salmon, and the fight against marine pollution. This is also Zoe's and our fight, which is why we support the "Shepherds of the Seas“!
Each L2 Red Sea sold pulls well over 100 metres of old nets from the world's oceans. This is possible with 10% of each L2 Red Sea, which we directly donate to Sea Shepherd for this purpose. When all 42 watches are sold, then a total of we over 5 kilometres of old nets, will have been pulled from the oceans. That's not all the nets. However, imagine if everyone did that with every watch…
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Whenever time permits, Zoe also dives in person to collect litter from the sea.
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The Red Sea typically has 42 grams of salt per litre of water. 42 became the number we used to limit the L2 Red Sea 2021 worldwide.
The watch that commits
Zoe Moore wouldn't be excited about this watch if this watch wasn't also considerate. With every watch, we strengthen Zoe Moore's fight for the health of the waters she knows so closely and perceives so intensely as few other people. 10% of the sale price goes directly to the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, which invests in the preservation of the ecosystem. Zoe Moore's favourite diving waters. That's what we call deep and that's what makes the watch deep.
