Dive Watches

Sinn's U1 DE, limited to 300 pieces, recalls the reunification of Germany in October of 1990.

The Navy SEAL 3002.NSF, limited to 600 pieces, references the brand's original 1992 Navy SEAL model.

The first new Sub since 2012 has caused quite a stir. Here's what Watch People — from editors to collectors to dealers — have to say.

The new Rolex Oyster Perpetual 41 — available in a range of colors — replaces the 39mm version, which was a fan favorite.

Rolex has revealed the latest update to the most famous watch of all time.

The Swiss watchmaker partnered with a non-profit called Nekton to explore and conserve the Indian Ocean.

Zodiac's dive-rated travel watch, now available in a cool sherbert colorway, won't be around for long.

A new affordable diver from Christopher Ward resurrects the technology behind the Super Compressor case.

With 200m of water resistance and an in-house movement, you can't beat this bold diver for $179.

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Microbrand Ming's first dive watch, the 18.01 H41, is like no other diver on the market.

An independent Swiss brand known for its down-to earth, value-forward tool watches, Oris has a plenty of great models to check out.

The SUB 300 now features a slimmer case and COSC-certified movement.

A new limited edition of the Aquis diver will raise funds and awareness for the Hangang, which supplies Seoul with its freshwater.

The Dive Watch from Glasgow's Instrmnt Applied Design marries Bauhaus simplicity with tool watch utility, and the result is, well, pretty damn cool.

Anime-themed G-Shocks, wild Urwerks and lacquer and gold-dialed watches all caught our attention lately.

The Citizen Eco-Drive Promaster Marine dive watch offers lightweight titanium, a GMT function, Eco-Drive technology, and a strong value.

The SeaQ vintage-inspired diver sits within the Spezialist Collection from respected German brand Glashütte Original.

The new Orient King Diver Revival celebrates a vintage design from 1965 in a 43.88mm package.

The new Seiko Prospex LX SNR045 combines the brand's most rugged and premium features with a dial inspired by "underwater forests."