The Sea Wolf is Zodiac's most important and iconic watch design. First released in 1953, it is one of the watches that has defined the modern dive watch. Featuring a rotating bezel, large lumed markers and hands, and a steel bracelet, it had all of the elements needed for a diver. It was also the first watch marketed to consumers rather than specialists, with dive specific features. The modern Super Sea Wolfs draw directly from the original. Yet with the Super Sea Wolf Ceramic Compression Diver, Zodiac has taken things further.

Featuring a reasonably sized 41mm case, the Super Sea Wolf Ceramic Compression Diver mixes utility and elegance into a sporty package. This version is dive watch forward, with applied lume blocks and chunky hands. The use of high contrast colors adds energy and playfulness to the design that urges the wearer out for an adventure. That playfulness is multiplied two-fold with the addition of the new white ceramic case.  It gives the watch a casual feel which doesn't come at the expense of a quality feature set. It still achieves 200 meters of water resistance, has a sapphire crystal, and a tropical-style rubber strap to complete the package.

Powering the Super Sea Wolf Ceramic Compression is the STP 1-11 caliber, in a COSC configuration. This Swiss-made automatic movement features 26-jewels, swan-neck regulator, hand-winding, hacking seconds, a power reserve of 44hr and a frequency of 28,800bph for a smooth sweeping seconds hand.