
This Gorgeous Japanese Dress Watch Comes with Its Own Literal Dive Suit
Get you a watch that can do both! Kurono Tokyo's new cushion-shaped, automatic dress watch fits into a functional, 100m WR dive case.

Brad Lanphear is an associate editor at Gear Patrol covering watches and style. Before joining the publication, he previously wrote for Heddels and Men's Health. Now, he’s on a never-ending quest to find the perfect pair of Japanese denim.

Get you a watch that can do both! Kurono Tokyo's new cushion-shaped, automatic dress watch fits into a functional, 100m WR dive case.

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