Dive Watches

The Baltic Aquascaphe, released late in 2018, is one of the best neo-vintage divers we’ve handled.

No way would modern watch companies try to pull off idiocyncratic shapes and wild designs like the three ’60s & ’70s sport watches we found.

Omega’s beast of a diver has beat Rolex as the deepest diving watch ever, tested to the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

Save up to 45% on some of Seiko’s best mechanical dive watches, including Prospex models, the famed “Turtle” and more.

Seiko’s vintage-inspired Prospex dive watch collection just got a new model with a striking geen dial & gold highlights, and it looks killer.

The final addition to the Oris Ocean Trilogy is a dive watch made in partnership with the Whale & Dolphin Conservation charity.

Vibrant new automatic dive watches from Zodiac’s popular Super Sea Wolf collection are extremely wearable and fun summer wrist gear.

These affordable vintage watches from the relatively unknown Swiss brand Royce offer great fun for vintage watch lovers.

Omega worked with Casamigos, the tequila brand co-founded by George Clooney, on a limited Planet Ocean dive watch in all-black ceramic.

With its distinctive features and chronograph, the Aquastar Deepstar is a beautiful timepiece from the heyday of SCUBA diving.

In production since 1963, the Seiko 5 is a classic of the affordable mechanical watch world.

In reissuing the Barakuda, Blancpain has resurfaced an obscure and highly rare military variant of the famed Fifty Fathoms.

Titanium and bronze PVD coatings over steel make for interesting watch cases on this rugged model with retro-inspired dials.

Breitling’s new Superocean Heritage II Chronograph is made in collaboration with the Ocean Conservancy and comes with a recycled nylon strap.

Get a stainless steel or DLC-coated steel dive watch with a matching bracelet and an automatic Seiko movement for just $350.

One of the most popular vintage-styled dive watches is now available as a handsome, serially produced chronograph in and bronze.

Japanese Orient releases an all-new line among their popular automatic dive watches, and it is handsome, solid, and packed with value as ever.

We found 3 beautiful examples of sporty chronographs from the oft-forgotten brand Wakmann, known for a close relationship with Breitling.

Unimaitc, makers of some of our favorite minimalist dive watches, worked with with Mihara Yasuhiro on a stonewashed blue version of the U1.

This masculine new dive watch from Mühle-Glashütte is dark and serious, with tough German tool watch-cred to back up its mean looks.