Dive Watches

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.

The historic Italian dive watch brand offers a set of two new Radiomirs based on archival designs, packaged with a dream vacation for watch fans.

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From afar, the watch industry may seem unhurried. But every passing day brings about new timepieces from brands big, small, new and old. Below, find 42 new releases from the likes of affordable brands like Seiko and Timex, luxury legends such as IWC and Audemars Piguet, and enthusiast favorites like Christopher Ward and Ming. Together, they show an industry that never […]

Bell & Ross adds a bronze case to its newest generation of dive watches, the BR-03 Diver, featuring a black dial and a black ceramic bezel.

This ain't your dad's diver.

Menswear virtuoso Todd Snyder adds Aera to his watch collaboration portfolio with a sleek, high-performance twist on the 1950s diver template.

This collaborative take on the C60 Trident Luminère incorporates details from the most iconic watch of all time and hides secrets on its dial.

Dive into the past.

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