Dive Watches

Time to catch up with the hot releases you might have missed.

From inexpensive, Gulf War-era quartz to lauded 1950s, gilded chronographs, these are the best deals in military timepieces.

Now rare and sought-after, these dive watches were once soldiers' basic equipment.

Brands use high-tech methods to make timepieces nearly impervious to dings and dents.

Historic brand Tornek-Rayville is being resurrected with a reissue of its badass diver from the 1960s.

The year in watches is turning out strong with exciting new releases from brands big and small. Here are our faves thus far.

Available in both mechanical and quartz form, the analog-dialed watch provides the most classic horological experience.

The most notable new models, updates and sleeper releases for 2021.

The Jacques Bianchi JB 200 reintroduces a unique model from the 1980s.

And it even comes with a matching bronze bracelet!

Time to catch up with the hot releases you might have missed.

Oris's signature Aquis dive watch has a new in-house movement and a comfortable 41.5mm case.

The Seiko "Tuna" dive watch is legendary, and this premium version means serious business.

The braiding technique from kimono sash cords also happens to be perfect for dive watches.

The new Prospex Land Tortoise takes a new approach to a well-known diver.

The new Garmin Descent Mk2S combines a dive computer and smartwatch into a wearable 43mm package.

It's also METAS-certified as a Master Chronometer. Basically, it keeps time really, really well.

The Gear Patrol Podcast Episode Thirteen – Listen Now

The Gear Patrol Special Edition watch is a go-anywhere, do-anything diver designed by Gear Patrol and produced by Hamilton and it's back in stock for the last time.

Time to catch up with the releases you might have missed.