Dive Watches

We found three great examples of watches from the Swiss brand Rotary, once known for issued British army watches and diver chronographs.

At 68% off its retail price, the Cahill Diver from Spinnaker is a great option as an everyday sport watch or Father’s Day gift.

A new version of Ball Watch Co.’s Roadmaster Starlight dive watch offers not only a bronze case but in-house movement, and all for a pretty reasonable price.

Bucherer’s hansome blue chronograph edition of the popular Oris Divers Sixty-Five may be the best entry in the series.

The new Longines Hydroconquest for 2019 takes on a sleek and sporty character with a deep black ceramic case.

The new Seiko Prospex watches hold nothing back to mark the 40-year anniversary of the Japanese classic “Mobile Gundam Suit” animated series.

Bulova has had a significant role as an American watch company, and these 3 vintage watches provide snapshots of key eras in the company’s history.

The new Sub 200 is a winning combination of vintage dive watch charm, solid Doxa cred, and competitive pricing.

The newest additions to Breitling’s dive watch line offer a serious timepiece in sizes and colors that’ll suit any wrist size.

The 206 Arktis II and 206 St Ar recreate the original watches that first introduced some of Sinn’s legendary durability features.

For Baselworld 2019, Seiko has rereleased one of its most significant early dive watches with modern, high-end Seiko finishing.

The Tudor Black Bay P01 is an unusual dive watch with unique features based on a military prototype from the late 1960s.

A striking watch that manages to stand out on the wrist without sacrificing functionality.

Rado has introduced a new version of its popular 37mm retro-styled dive watch that’s sure to please vintage fans.

Ollech & Wajs manufactured affordable, purpose-built tool watches in the 60s and 70s, and will shortly be producing new products.

The original Superman dive watch, which featured a unique bezel-locking mechanism, gets a modern update that maintains its classic lines.

Seiko and Japanese streetwear brand BAPE joined forces on a camo-dialed diver — the catch is it’s only available in Japan and online.

For their second release of the year, Oris adds a refreshing new take on the dive watch for their popular and affordable Aquis range.

Oris releases its first timepiece of 2019 — an oversized dive watch developed in concert with a professional offshore diver.

Dive watches combine legibility, ruggedness and stopwatch-like functions in an often affordable package.