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Yema Superman

Collection profile

Yema Superman is the French brand's flagship dive-watch family, rooted in the historic Superman line and now spanning CMM.10, Gilt, Dato, and limited MoonTide variants.

Why it matters

Superman is the anchor of Yema's modern catalogue and its best-known dive-watch identity, linking French tool-watch heritage to the brand's current manufacture-movement push.

Key references

Yema Superman Titanium MoonTide CMM.11 watch

Superman Titanium MoonTide CMM.11

Superman Titanium MoonTide CMM.11 Limited Edition — A current limited Superman variant from Yema's official Superman product feed, using the brand's modern CMM naming and titanium MoonTide positioning.

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Yema Superman Dato CMM.10 watch

Superman Dato CMM.10

Superman Dato CMM.10 — A modern date-equipped Superman reference in the current official collection, showing the line's everyday dive-watch role.

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Yema Superman Gilt CMM.10 watch

Superman Gilt CMM.10

Superman Gilt CMM.10 — A gilt-dial current Superman variant, connecting the modern CMM.10 platform to warmer vintage-inspired styling.

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FAQ

What is Yema Superman?

Superman is Yema's flagship dive-watch collection, represented today by current CMM.10, Gilt, Dato, and limited-edition variants.

Which Superman models are current official examples?

Yema's official feed includes Superman Titanium MoonTide CMM.11, Superman Dato CMM.10, and Superman Gilt CMM.10 models.

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