Ice, one mile thick. That’s how deep Michigan was buried, thousands of years ago. From moving mountains and making lakes to sustaining life along the shores and in the water, ice is a force of nature, and our latest Monster watch takes its cues from that might. Crafted from titanium, the Ice Monster is incredibly light and strong—perfect for walking on thin ice. And when it comes to power, the Ice Monster carves through with the highly accurate SW200-1 Automatic Movement. The glossy white-on-white enamel dial is a crisp contrast to the brushed titanium case and gunmetal aluminum bezel. Rated at 30 ATM, it’s ready for the deepest, iciest dives—and designed by Shinola, it looks sharp enough to wear to dinner later.
43
Millimeter
45%
Weight Reduction
30
ATM
38hr
Power Reserve
Ten millennia ago, that's how deep Michigan was buried.
This was no polar vortex.
It was the plate-shifting, earth-moving, lake forming continental glacier that once covered the upper edges of what we know as North America.
From moving mountains and making lakes to sustaining life along the shores and in the water, ice defines what we know about the sheer force of nature.
Our latest Monster watch takes its cues from that might. Rated at 30 ATM, it's ready for the deepest, iciest dives — and designed by Shinola with a brushed titanium case and bracelet and brilliant white-on-white dial, it looks sharp enough for any day, any season.
Designed to meet ISO 6425 Dive watch specifications, the case is awarded a depth rating of 1000 feet tested in-house.
Titanium is resistant to corrosion in sea water and chlorine and as strong as steel at just 45% of the weight.
The sapphire crystal has an anti-reflective coating.
An iron inner housing prevents magnetic disruption.
The Ice Monster is powered by you with an automatic SW200-1 movement.
26 jeweled bearings reduce friction to maintain accuracy.
This Monster Automatic packs a 38-hour power reserve.
Detroit native and photojournalist Amy Sacka, whose work is featured on this page, has been chronicling the Great Lakes' patterns to bring awareness to a critical challenge: the ice season are shrinking. See more of Amy's work and read her rally cry to stop the thaw on The Journal at Shinola.com.
Read the storyPowered by your movement, this Swiss automatic movement drives the hours, minutes, seconds and calendar aperture function. Twenty-six jeweled bearings help reduce friction to maintain accuracy, and with a 38-hour power reserve, you can trust this timepiece with your deep dives.
The Shinola Monster features a 43mm case crafted from brushed titanium. Resistant to corrosion in sea water and chlorine, titanium is as strong as steel at merely 45% of the weight—making the Ice Monster a lightweight titan. The sapphire crystal has an anti-reflective coating to ensure maximum visibility, and an iron inner housing protects the movement from magnetic disruption. Designed to meet ISO 6425 Dive watch specifications, the case is awarded a depth rating of 1000 feet tested in-house. While you're diving, use the turning dive bezel to help you keep track of elapsed time under water.
Designed with underwater visibility in mind, Super-LumiNova indices radiate from the glossy white enamel dial, providing a clear indication of the time. The dial features a calendar aperture and diver-down flag as the 12 o'clock marker.
This Shinola Monster is always ready for an adventure. the brushed titanium three-link bracelet adds refined style, and a dive deployant buckle makes it ideal for underwater exploration.
Reminiscent of a tackle box, the home for this timepiece is built from strong steel. Inside lies the Shinola Monster, along with a manual and an authenticity plate. Featuring a Shinola Detroit plaque on the lid and a glossy white finish that perfectly matches the dial of this mighty Shinola Monster timepiece, this box is just as beautiful as it is durable.
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