Dive Watches

Three new swimming-pool-inspired dial colors join the Modello Uno and Modello Cinque collections, but the most interesting feature is inside.

It's getting harder to ignore.

This special edition of Bremont's flagship dive watch celebrates an ongoing partnership with Britain's Ministry of Defense.

After six years, the G-Lide GBX platform has turned into a legitimate fitness companion.

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Certina applies its tough-as-nails new case system to the DS Diver family, resulting in a gorgeous 2000m dive watch priced well under $2k.

The tactical brand's two new editions bring this ocean-going timepiece ashore, honoring the spirit of hiking and other outdoor activities.

Tissot's most capable dive watch, the Seastar 2000, has been updated with a more comfortable case and offers five new color schemes.

Doxa's first purpose-built dive watch chronograph is back in production, mirroring the original 1969 look in a more wearable size.

Honestly, this watch is way cooler than it has any right to be.

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The Mido Star 39, a compact, modern version of the classic 1960s automatic diver, debuts a new ocean-blue color scheme.

Off the deep end.

Orient blends the best parts of its two most popular dive watches into one adventure-ready, daily-wearing automatic with a beautiful sunburst dial.

A unique dive watch with a guilloché dial plated in a gold-and-silver alloy older than coinage itself.

This lightweight, Swiss-powered timepiece is much more eye-catching draped in the WGSN x Coloro Color of the Year 2026.

A hidden gem from the 1960s, back from the dead and limited to 100 pieces.

Favre Leuba expands its flagship dive watch collection, the Deep Raider, with a day-date complication, available in four dial colors.

Dive into the future.

The beloved Promaster lineup gets a robust new edition that pushes the envelope in several useful, outdoor-friendly ways.