Dive Watches

From a sleek modern dive watch to vintage-styled dress watches, here are five great choices from a storied brand.

Supporting charitable endeavors makes buying a new watch all the more fun.

From the Moonwatch to the Seamaster to the Dark Side of the Moon, here are five great Omega watches you should check out.

Collins Watch Company's third release is available in black, white, blue, green, yellow or orange.

A dive watch is useful on dry land, too. You just need to know your way around the bezel.

We review the Ollech & Wajs OW C-1000, a timepiece that tolerates no nonsense.

Mido’s eye-catching “Rainbow Diver” from the ’60s has been resurrected as the limited-edition Decompression Timer 1961.

Summer’s here, and it’s time to get your wrist ready for the beach with one of these sporty, water-resistant watches.

Tudor's new blue Black Bay, classic tuxedo dial Longines, value-packed affordable divers and more.

Bell & Ross has applied a fully illuminated dial treatment to their dive watch line, making for a model that you can easily read underwater darkness.

The newest release from French watchmaker Yema resurrects the very first Superman dive watch from 1963.

The Black Bay Fifty-Eight captured the hearts of watch lovers everywhere in 2018.

The new Ollech & Wajs Ocean Graph features a decompression bezel, upgraded automatic movement and 1,000 meters of water resistance.

The Baltic Aquascaphe now comes with a steel 12-hour bezel, larger hands and indices and your choice of rubber strap or bracelet.

As part of ongoing ocean conservation efforts, the new Oris Carysfort Reef Limited Edition raises awareness for a Florida-based charity.

The Alkin Model Two is a modern interpretation of the super compressor-style diver, which uses two crowns and an internal, rotating bezel.

Luminox’s Pacific Diver series, which encompasses four new models, honors the ocean along which the company was founded in 1989.

Swiss watchmaker Alpina has partnered with a Dutch company to create a striking diver with a case and strap made of recycled plastic.

Commercial saturation diving is the final frontier for professional divers. Which watches do these brave people use?

Divers, field watches, smartwatches — there’s no one “right” type of watch for summer.