Dive Watches

I've not seen this feature anywhere else before.

The new Expedition Pioneer might be the best dive watch available for under $500, and it's equipped with a Seiko automatic movement.

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Peer into my sapphire crystal ball.

Inspired by ocean waves, this watch's unique dial, while sure to be divisive, utilizes some interesting and unique tech.

It's not even close.

Not only is this one of the best-looking Luminox Navy Seal watches ever, but it also promotes a foundation that supports American veterans.

Doxa's most approachable diver goes against a major watch trend, while also reviving two formerly limited-edition dial colors.

Delma's Shell Star, a gloriously 1970s diver available with an automatic or quartz movement, now comes in a 41mm steel case.

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I wouldn't change a thing.

This is more like it.

This titanium revamp of the storied Superman dive watch features a dial inspired by the lunar surface.

Two crowns are better than one.

This handsome, subdued version of the Doxa Sub 200 is a collaboration with Gioielleria Grande, a renowned Roman jeweler and watch dealer.

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It looks even better than it did in 1957.

Tougher, stealthier, better.

Never thought I'd see the day.

Bulova's 1969 revival looks great, is plenty capable and has real history.