Dive Watches

Hamilton has released a worthy competitor for the 5 Sports GMT by upgrading its sleeper dive watch with a "true" GMT and a coveted metal.

Doxa expanded the Sub 200 collection with a small but impactful update, and the best-looking option is the most affordable.

This gorgeous travel-friendly timepiece, a permanent addition to the brand's catalog, pays homage to its 1968 Hi-Beat 300m diver.

The Frogman has always a unit . This version is extreme.

The Victorinox Swiss Army Automatic dive watch takes the opposite approach to the iconic knife.

The Duck is making a big splash, helping a well-known brand make its first big impression in the dive watch space.

Yema finally installed its innovative new automatic movement in the beloved Superman Skin Diver, along with a classy dial makeover.

Blancpain created the first true dive watch in 1953, and it is now available in its original size with a steel case.

From the hands and hour markers to the bezel and cyclops date, the Harborside Coast is the spitting image of the iconic dive watch.

These sleepers are just as compelling as the flagship releases.

This do-it-all dive watch is now impervious to scratches. Plus, the future of bike safety, a blacked-out blow-up tent and more.

The Intrepid has a unique set of specialized features designed for sailing and other water sports and was notably favored by JFK Jr.

All the key news from Watches and Wonders Geneva, the biggest release party in high-end horology.

Tudor's new Black Bay 58 earned Switzerland's most prestigious timekeeping certification, and it has a few subtle visual updates pulled from the archive.

The new Tudor Pelagos Ultra is being heralded as “the most technically capable Pelagos ever made.”

Panerai's 2025 Luminor Marina series features several massive updates that make it even more capable and easier to wear.

The lightest mechanical dive watch ever is also rugged as hell.

With its newest release, Fleux perfectly balances dive watch utilitarianism and dress watch minimalism in a classical design language.

Doxa reintroduced a GMT complication to its lineup of professional-grade dive watches, modeled after a fan-favorite line from 2006.

The ever-versatile Aqua Terra adopts a dark and moody dial. Plus, reissued Rimowa luggage, a deceptively premium pocket knife and more.