Dive Watches

The Seiko 6105 dive watch, also known as the “Captain Willard,” is finally joining the Prospex line as a non-limited, relatively affordable model.

For two days only, you can nab affordable timepieces such as the Marlin Automatic, Navi XL and the Milano XL at a significant discount.

The new Spinnaker Dumas dive watches have a unique, 1970s-inspired case shape, vibrant colors and solid build, all for just $400.

Shinola’s The Duck is a sub-$1,000, quartz-powered diver available in four colors meant for riding the waves of the Great Lakes.

TAG Heuer’s well-known Aquaracer dive collection gets a new GMT watch in a familiar-looking blue and black colorway.

The new Delma Oceanmaster Antarctica is an icy, hardcore automatic dive watch with features for nautical exploration in the harsh waters of Antarctica.

British watchmaker Christopher Ward’s new 1,000m dive watch offers a GMT complication and premium specs: titanium, ceramic, COSC certification, and more.

We speak to Jason Lim, founder of Halios, about his love of watches and why he isn’t necessarily trying to revolutionize timekeeping.

Ball’s newest version of its flagship dive watch is as technical and tough as ever, but has a traditional look thanks to an innovative use of tritium.

A 41.5mm steel case, automatic Japanese movement and unidirectional dive bezel beginning at just $116?

Le Jour’s Hammerhead channels the aesthetic of vintage dive watches and offers high-end features, such as a ceramic bezel and a sapphire crystal.

Grab the automatic Bulova Oceanographer “Devil Diver” from the company’s Archive Series for just $417.

Portions of the sale of the new Retrospect II Singularity DLC dive watch will go to the WHO’s Covid-19 Solidarity Response Fund.

We took two distinctly vintage-inspired Longines dive watches beneath the waves to see how their classic designs have held up over time.

Timex’s Navi XL Automatic, available in three styles, just got a serious upgrade in the form of a 21-jewel, mechanical power plant.

The Zodiac Sea Wolf is the forgotten dive watch that, in 1953, introduced the world’s most popular watch genre along with luminaries Rolex and Blancpain.

Getting a start in vintage watches doesn’t have to mean shelling out serious cash.

This week we’ve got an incredible value in vintage dive watches, a Rolex Explorer II with stunning patina, and a colorful Tissot chronograph.

The new Prospex 55th Anniversary Limited Editions feature upgrades steel and titanium cases as well as modern rubber straps.

The Seamaster Aqua Terra, perhaps Omega’s most elegant diver, is now available with blue or green “teak”-patterned sunray dials.