Available$49941mm

AV86
1956 Marine Automatic
Steel Blue Fade
This watch is available for purchase directly from the brand's website.
A Dive watch, in a round stainless steel case, 42.5mm, with a turquoise abalone (mother-of-pearl) iridescent texture dial, sword hands and dot indices, powered by the NH35 / NH38.
Right now, this reference can be bought directly from the brand. Compared with similar watches in its segment, the price here lands right around the median, showing no real premium or discount. Among the 140 tracked dive watches in this size and price class, prices span from $310 to $499. May 2022 marks when this reference was released.
Diameter
42.5mm
Lug to lug
48mm
Between lugs
22mm
Thickness
13.6mm
Movement Type
automatic
Movement Name
NH35 / NH38
Water resistance
20 bar
Crystal Type
sapphire
Crystal Description
Sapphire crystal
Among tracked dive watches in this class, its scarcity score of 0/100 places it in roughly the bottom 10%. Over the past 174 days, this reference's scarcity score has dropped by roughly 18 points. Scarcity peaked around 18 back in March 2026. This is broadly consistent with Signum's typical scarcity level.
Looking at Signum's tracked catalog as a whole, about 100% of models sit in stock at any one time.
No rush
Brand pattern · 12 models
About 100% of this brand's tracked models are currently in stock.
Last confirmed:
Tracked since 9/16/25 (365 days).
Available9/16/25
12 months straight
March 2026
Today
The manufacturer's $399.00 price has not changed during the tracked period.
$399.00 USD9/13/26
Unchanged · 6 months
September 2026
Today
1 older price change back to 3/18/26 is available with Collector. Unlock full history
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