Vulcain's Cricket Nautical is instantly recognizable due to its multicolored dial and unusual case shape. A true diver's watch, the Cricket Nautical is hefty, and features an orange decompression table and vibrating alarm that can be activated underwater. Masterminded by mathematician-physicist-diver Hannes Keller, the Vulcain Cricket Nautical was first tested in 1961. The present watch, reference S 2322 B, is the second generation iteration that was launched in 1969. The defining feature of this wristwatch is its deep buzzing sound, upon activating its alarm, hence the nickname 'cricket'.

Accompanied by its original accessories, the present watch is preserved in excellent condition, the luminous having aged with warm patina.