Phylida SE-11 White Dial Automatic Diver Watch — 41mm, Miyota 8215, 200m

Phylida SE-11 White Dial Automatic Diver Watch — 41mm, Miyota 8215, 200m

The Phylida SE-11 White Dial is a 41mm automatic diver with a wave-textured white dial, blue Super-LumiNova on all hands, indices and bezel pip, a red-tipped seconds hand, skeleton sword-style hands, 120-click unidirectional black ceramic bezel, double-domed AR-coated sapphire crystal, screw-down crown and caseback and 200m water resistance. Powered by the Miyota 8215, available in sterile and branded dial configurations on a solid stainless steel bracelet.

Key Specifications

Variants — Sterile and Branded

Sterile: Clean dial with no brand text — wave texture, applied indices, hands and date window only. The sterile configuration emphasises the dial geometry and the wave-pattern texture without text interrupting the layout. For buyers who prefer a clean, anonymous dial.

Branded: Phylida brand text and model information on the dial. For buyers who want brand presence.

White Wave-Textured Dial

The white dial uses the same horizontal wave-texture construction as the Blue Wave SE-11 variant — a repeating relief pattern across the surface — but in a white or cream field rather than blue. The wave texture shifts between a flat matte appearance under overhead light and a gently shimmering surface under raking light as individual wave ridges catch and release the light source.

The white dial creates maximum contrast with the applied steel indices and the blue lume fill — indices and hands are immediately readable against the light field in all lighting conditions. The combination of white dial, blue lume and the red-tipped seconds hand creates a three-colour face (white / blue / red) that is distinctive within the SE-11 range.

Blue Lume Throughout

The blue Super-LumiNova on hands, indices and bezel pip is consistent across all three elements — the same lume formulation creates a cohesive blue glow in darkness. The bezel pip at 12 o’clock glows with the same intensity as the dial elements, making the elapsed time reference mark visible at depth alongside the dial markers.

The blue lume choice is consistent with the blue-and-white palette of the watch — the lume colour matches the accent tone of the seconds hand and the overall maritime character of the design.

Red-Tipped Seconds Hand

The seconds hand carries a red tip accent — a specific design detail that adds colour to the otherwise white/blue/silver palette and makes the running indicator immediately identifiable when the watch is at rest. The red tip is a practical feature on a dive watch where confirming the movement is running before entering the water is important — the red tip against the white dial is visible at a glance.

Skeleton Sword Hands

The sword-style hands have a partially hollowed (skeleton) profile — the central axis of each hand is removed, leaving the edges of the hand silhouette. This allows maximum lume fill across the full hand surface while minimising the hand’s visual weight. The skeleton profile is associated with professional dive watch design where maximising lume surface area per hand is a functional priority.

120-Click Ceramic Bezel

120 clicks provide 6-degree increment steps — 30 seconds of elapsed time resolution per click. The ceramic insert’s hardness (approximately 1,200–1,400HV) maintains marking clarity through extended use. The black ceramic against the white dial creates strong visual separation between bezel and dial face.

How It Compares Within the SE-11 Range

The SE-11 is available in three dial configurations at this URL and related pages:

White dial (this page): White wave-textured with blue lume and red seconds — the highest-contrast and most immediately legible configuration. The white background maximises visibility of all dial elements.

Blue wave dial: Deep blue wave texture — the most visually active configuration. More colour-dominant than the white.

Silver wave dial: A silver-toned wave texture — neutral between white and blue in character. Available at a separate URL.

All three use identical specifications — same movement, case, bezel, crystal and water resistance rating.

How It Compares in the Phylida Range

vs. Phylida 500m NH38A — The 500m steps up to 500m depth rating and NH38A movement in a 43.5mm case. The SE-11 is the 200m / 41mm option — more wearable daily proportions at a lower price.

vs. Phylida SE-32 Aquatica — The SE-32 is 150m. The SE-11 is the step up in water resistance within the Phylida range.

vs. Phylida Aqua Terra — The Aqua Terra takes a dress-diver direction. The SE-11 White Dial is a more distinctly sport-dive aesthetic.

Who Is the Phylida SE-11 White Dial For?

The SE-11 White Dial is built for:

• Buyers who want the white dial configuration specifically — white dial with blue lume creates the most legible SE-11 variant
• Sterile dial buyers who want no brand text on a 200m automatic diver
• Blue lume preference buyers who want consistent blue glow across dial, hands and bezel pip simultaneously
• 41mm diver buyers who want the compact lug-to-lug (46.6mm) fitting a wide range of wrist sizes

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