Dive Watches

If you like the Casio sub-brand's toughness and durability, but prefer Seiko's dive watch styling, this watch series could be a big winner.

The Rado Captain Cook Chronograph is lighter and more durable than ever while maintaining its iconic appearance.

This release marks the first time a watch, bezel and bracelet have all been made from the brand's signature proprietary material.

The Longines Legend Diver is precisely what the name suggests, and now it comes in the hottest summer dial color.

Nodus overbuilt the new Sector Deep Pioneer to handle any outdoor adventure and kept it shockingly affordable.

Serica worked with the French Navy's Explosive Ordnance Disposal unit to design this gorgeous dive watch to their exact standards.

Marathon strays from its monochromatic palette, giving the Steel Navigator a deep blue paint job.

With the help of Bamford Watch Department, Girard-Perregaux's long-lost Deep Diver is back and better than ever.

This Italian boutique watchmaker punches above its weight again with a blacked-out brushed DLC steel finish and impressive Swiss movement.

The 5 Sports dive watch collection is changing some familiar design elements, while importing a few more from its 1990s predecessor.

Swatch expands its most hyped release's proprietary material and fun color palette to a collection of very affordable dive watches.

A reissue doesn't get more genuine than Squale using 300 dead stock cases and 100 dead stock bracelets found in storage.

Hamilton has released a worthy competitor for the 5 Sports GMT by upgrading its sleeper dive watch with a "true" GMT and a coveted metal.

Doxa expanded the Sub 200 collection with a small but impactful update, and the best-looking option is the most affordable.

This gorgeous travel-friendly timepiece, a permanent addition to the brand's catalog, pays homage to its 1968 Hi-Beat 300m diver.

The Frogman has always a unit . This version is extreme.

The Victorinox Swiss Army Automatic watch takes the opposite approach to the iconic knife.

The Duck is making a big splash, helping a well-known brand make its first big impression in the dive watch space.

Yema finally installed its innovative new automatic movement in the beloved Superman Skin Diver, along with a classy dial makeover.

Blancpain created the first true dive watch in 1953, and it is now available in its original size with a steel case.