The Manta Trust
Manta rays are one of the many sea creatures whose survival is being threatened by overfishing. The Manta Trust – a UK registered charity – is committed to protecting and ensuring the survival of these mysterious and charismatic animals in more than 20 different countries.
A Long-Term Partnership: Carl F. Bucherer and the Manta Trust
Focusing on the next generation, Carl F. Bucherer entered into its long-term partnership with the Manta Trust in 2013 and has been pleased to be able to help build solid foundations for a sustainable future for the oceans where manta rays thrive in healthy, diverse marine ecosystems. The Patravi ScubaTec Verde is the fifth watch Carl F. Bucherer has launched in partnership with the Manta Trust since 2017. A portion of the proceeds from the sales of each model was donated to the foundation, and a contribution from the sale of the Patravi ScubaTec Verde is specifically dedicated to the Manta Trust’s new floating research station project.
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CFB x The Manta Trust: Maldives Research Expedition
After 17 nights at sea, 1400 kilometers, 200 manta ray sightings and 35 new manta IDs, the Manta Trust Far North Maldives Research Expedition came to a close on the 17th of November. But the findings from the project, which was entirely funded by the luxury Swiss watch company Carl F. Bucherer, will support manta conservation efforts for years to come.
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EXPEDITION REPORT
To share some insights about the ongoing research expedition in partnership with the Manta Trust with you, the internationally acclaimed journalist and writer Robin Swithinbank is taking part in the everyday routine on board and shares the latest results directly from the Maldives.
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BECOME THE PROUD OWNER OF A PATRAVI SCUBATEC MANTA TRUST
Become the owner of one of the 188 watches. By way of purchasing, you may choose a name for the manta ray related to your watch.
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Receive information about your manta ray, give it a name and find out where it is.
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