Dive Watches

From collaborations with different fashion brands to a digital 1980s throwback watch, there’s a new Timex for everyone.

Proceeds from the auction of a unique Baltic Aquascaphe dive watch will aid an important research project.

The Bulova Devil Diver is one of the coolest vintage dive watch reissues of the past few years.

Marathon’s TSAR dive watch is a robust, reliable military diver. For the first time, an exclusive white version is on offer from Huckberry.

The new Zodiac Super Sea Wolf 68 Saturation dive watch was made in collaboration with a renowned diver and National Geographic photographer.

Inspired by the American “canteen watches” of WII, Mk II’s Hellion is an automatic, military-style watch for under $700.

Save on Seiko Prospex divers and Presage dress watches from Macy’s.

CWC watches, now owned by Silverman’s of London, are still issued military kit.

The Bremont S2000 can take anything you throw at it.

The Commando Frogman, Nighthawk and Jolly Roger watches take inspiration from Luminox’s history of building watches for the military.

The Mido Ocean Star Tribute celebrates 75 years of the brand’s well-known dive watch with a handsome and relatively affordable 1960s style.

Marathon’s YAMAM JDD dive watch was developed for use by one of the world’s most effective counterterror outfits.

Seiko borrows luxury elements from the renowned Grand Seiko brand to create a tool watch that’s equal parts rugged and sophisticated.

Featuring a 42mm stainless steel case, 300m of water resistance and limited to 7,007 pieces, of course.

This awesome automatic Seiko Prospex “Samurai” special edition dive watch is just $319 right now.

Nick and Giles English are on a mission — to bring watchmaking back to the United Kingdom. And they’re succeeding brilliantly.

Three interesting vintage watches from Girard-Perregaux show a slice of the history of this very old and respected brand.

The Poseidon GMT is a dual-time zone dive watch housed in a 42mm case that’s water-resistant to a whopping 1,5000 feet.

Blancpain’s Fifty Fathoms was one of the world’ first modern dive watches, and there are more versions of it now than ever.

The Seiko SRPC91 “Save the Ocean” is a Turtle-based special edition diver produced in partnership with Fabien Cousteau.