Dive Watches

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.

Built tough enough for Navy SEALs, this relatively unusual combination of two iconic watch styles gets a striking, historic reissue.

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Get you a watch that can do both! Kurono Tokyo's new cushion-shaped, automatic dress watch fits into a functional, 100m WR dive case.

It's one cold design.

That's a lot of sapphire.

They're pretty impressive, too.

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The Italian indie watchmaker improves the specs of its flagship dive watch without touching the signature minimalist look.

Designed to thrive in some of the harshest environments, these blacked-out beauties are a worthy addition to the brand's lineup.

This quirky watch cops a classic look found on legendary Rolexes, Tissots, Heuers and more for a fraction of the price.