Malm Watches Frogdiver II 44 Swiss Automatic
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Malm Watches  Frogdiver II 44 Swiss Automatic

Malm Watches Frogdiver II 44 Swiss Automatic

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This watch is available for purchase directly from the brand's website.

About this Watch

A Dive watch, in a round stainless steel case, 44mm, with a navy sunburst dial, broad arrow hands and applied metal indices, powered by the Sellita SW200-1.

It is currently available to buy directly from the brand. Priced 29% below the median for comparable watches in its segment, this reference sits toward the lower end of that price band. This segment covers 41 tracked dive watches in this size and price class, ranging from $2,042 to $4,999.

Diameter

44mm

Lug to lug

50mm

Between lugs

22mm

Thickness

15.5mm

Movement Type

automatic

Movement Name

Sellita SW200-1

Power reserve

38 hours

Water resistance

50 bar

Crystal Type

sapphire

Crystal Description

Sapphire, anti-reflective

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Statistics

With a scarcity score of 0/100, this reference ranks in roughly the bottom 10% among tracked dive watches in its class. Its scarcity score has fallen about 10 points over the past 154 days. The high point in that window was a score near 10, reached in April 2026. That's in line with Malm Watches's catalog overall.

On average, roughly 62% of Malm Watches's tracked models are available at any given moment.

Availability

Last confirmed:

Tracked since 4/13/26 (155 days).

  • Available4/13/26

    5 months straight

    April 2026

    Today

Price

Currently priced at $2,144.80, up from $1,919.83 on 9/1/26.

  • $2,144.80 USD9/13/26

    $1,919.83

    At its highest recorded price

    $2,144.80

1 older price change back to 4/14/26 is available with Collector. Unlock full history

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