Dive Watches

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Like a screen door on a submarine, you wouldn’t think a hole in the side of your dive watch would be a good idea.

Omega’s new Seamaster Planet Ocean 36th America’s Cup Limited Edition celebrates their status as Official Timekeeper of America’s Cup 2021 in New Zealand.

Four new versions of Seiko’s famous “Tuna” and “Arnie” dive watches are robust and capable as ever, but look extra cool with a stealthy urban vibe.

Baltic’s Aquascaphe, one of our favorite affordable, automatic divers, is getting a new bronze case and a beautiful blue sunray dial.

French brand Le Forban Sécurité Mer returns with a refined but affordable take on its dive watches made for the French navy.

This Timex Navi XL features a 41mm steel case, a white dial adorned with the NASA logo and a matching blue fabric strap.

The new Casio G-Shock Frogman GWF-A1000 watch retains the collection’s famous asymmetric case but features dive-specific functions and analog hands.

This Diver from Jack Mason, in a color exclusive to Huckberry, is just $192 today, down from $275.

Christopher Ward has upgraded its C60 with a sapphire dial, allowing you to view the automatic movement beneath.

Sinn’s U1 is famous for its utilitarian charm and indestructibility, but it’s 44mm.

Seiko has introduced versions of its Prospex “Samurai” dive watches with ceramic and sapphire.

Doxa’s SUB 300 is being produced for the first time in a forged carbon case and features the old Aqua Lung logo on the dial.

Panerai celebrates 70 years of its iconic Luminor collection of dive watches with new materials, blacked-out cases and lot’s o’ lume.

Seiko’s modern take on its iconic diver, the 62MAS, finally delivers the perfect combination of size, price, and look.

The independent Swiss watchmaker joined forces with Momotaro for a special, green-dial variant of the much-loved Divers 65.

Get into the vintage watch game with one of these five funky timepieces from the 1960s and ’70s.

New versions of Yema’s popular Superman diver are meant for French Air Force diver rescuers and fighter pilots.

The newest release from Danish watchmaker Skagen takes the popular dive watch style and gives it a minimalist, Scandinavian treatment.

A 44mm stainless steel case, 200m of water resistance and a highly legible dial make this inexpensive diver perfect for summer.