Dive Watches

1960s + 1970s = 2026?

Prometheus Design Werx tapped a genuine military watchmaker for this formidable, budget-friendly automatic diver.

Nodus upgrades the pro-grade Sector Deep dive watch with a Damascus steel bezel and a DLC coating, and it still costs well under $1,000.

The Aquaracer Professional collection gets a faithful case revision in steel and titanium, powered by an impressive solar quartz movement.

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Not only has this watch gotten a style redesign, but the case itself has been altered to better suit today's expectations.

Now that's what I call a glow up.

The revived Legend Diver lands visually closer to its 1959 debut than ever while introducing a more comfortable case.

From afar, the watch industry may seem unhurried. But every passing day brings about new timepieces from brands big, small, new and old. Below, find 18 new releases from the likes of affordable brands like Seiko and Timex, luxury legends such as TAG Heuer and Moser, plus the shocking collab between Audemars Piguet and Swatch. Together, […]

The Khaki Navy Scuba gets a new stamped and lacquered wavy dial texture, available with a classic steel bracelet or teal dive strap.

The elevated 165 Heritage Diver and affordable "Samurai" diver both get silver sunburst dials, accented with "Seiko Blue" bezels and hands.

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It puts the "special" in special edition.

Yema's Navygraf dive watch, packing an in-house automatic movement and 300m water resistance, gets a stealthy paint job with a bold accent.

The Harborside Coast delivers classic dive-watch styling and functionality, and it's now available for less for a limited time, with one small catch.