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Design and Details of Spinnaker x SpongeBob SquarePants

Spinnaker x SpongeBob SquarePants’ second collaboration is happening! About four months ago, they collaborated with the well-known cartoon, SpongeBob SquarePants and created four fantastic timepieces and they were selling like hotcakes in just 3 days. Now, we will receive three more of Spinnaker x SpongeBob SquarePants timepieces from this collaboration.

Design and Details of Spinnaker x SpongeBob SquarePants

The trio of Spinnaker x SpongeBob SquarePants takes inspiration from the equally large Cahill, while the previous collaboration was based on the Spinnaker Hass. These watches are encased in stainless steel with dimensions of 43 mm by 15 mm and a 50 mm lug-to-lug span. They all feature a brushed finish, sapphire crystals on top, and are water-resistant up to 200 meters. The collection includes three distinct models, each with a unique bezel design: the “Work – Not Work” edition has a black ceramic insert, Patrick O’Clock features a red sapphire bezel with 60-minute markings, and Foghorn comes with a brushed steel bezel featuring black indicators.

The “Work – Not Work” watch stands out with SpongeBob SquarePants himself wearing a distinctive display that uses black hands to mark “Work” and “Not Work” hours, set against one brilliant red and one acid green dial. The Patrick O’Clock showcases Patrick Star, with his arms serving as the hour and minute hands. Finally, the Foghorn edition channels SpongeBob’s iconic alarm clock, boasting a fully illuminated green dial. These editions are truly remarkable.

These timepieces feature three-hand automatic movements. They use the Miyota 8215, similar to other models in the Cahill line, as seen in the Foghorn and Patrick O’Clock. The “Work – Not Work” gets at 24-hour movement. Each watch comes with its rubber strap: the Patrick O’Clock features a yellow strap, the Foghorn is equipped with an orange one, and the “Work – Not Work” has a sleek black strap.

These are all limited editions that are selling out quickly. There are 350 pieces of the “Work – Not Work” and 300 pieces of each of the other two. Please act quickly if you would like a Patrick O’Clock since they have already been sold out quickly. The “Work – Not Work” is priced at $425, while the Foghorn and Patrick O’Clock cost $385. Check out the Spinnaker website for more.