
How to Use a Dive Watch Bezel
A dive watch is useful on dry land, too. You just need to know your way around the bezel.

A dive watch is useful on dry land, too. You just need to know your way around the bezel.
By Oren Hartov

We review the Ollech & Wajs OW C-1000, a timepiece that tolerates no nonsense.
By Zen Love

In-house movements, incredible finishing, stunning value: are Grand Seiko, Nomos and Tudor the new upper echelon of attainable modern watchmaking?

Mido’s eye-catching “Rainbow Diver” from the ’60s has been resurrected as the limited-edition Decompression Timer 1961.
By Zen Love

Tudor's new blue Black Bay, classic tuxedo dial Longines, value-packed affordable divers and more.
By Zen Love


Chances are good that if you’re staring at a handwound chronograph that costs under $1,000, it’s powered by the Sea-Gull ST19.
By Oren Hartov

Bell & Ross has applied a fully illuminated dial treatment to their dive watch line, making for a model that you can easily read underwater darkness.
By Oren Hartov

The newest release from French watchmaker Yema resurrects the very first Superman dive watch from 1963.
By Zen Love

The Black Bay Fifty-Eight captured the hearts of watch lovers everywhere in 2018.
By Oren Hartov

The new Ollech & Wajs Ocean Graph features a decompression bezel, upgraded automatic movement and 1,000 meters of water resistance.
By Oren Hartov

The new Yema Flygraf Pilot packs a ton of value into a handsome timepiece with military looks and the brand’s own automatic movement.
By Zen Love

The new IWC Big Pilot’s Watch Big Date Spitfire Edition “Mission Accomplished” comes in bronze and celebrates a modern aviation adventure.
By Zen Love

Stake your claim on an original-owner Rolex beginning today at 9am PST at Bob’s Watches.
By Oren Hartov

Produced in collaboration with British menswear designer Nigel Cabourn, the Survival Watch references vintage military survival equipment.
By Oren Hartov

Longines’ new Spirit line evokes the cockpit instruments that the company once made for aeronautical pioneers like Earhart and Lindbergh.
By Zen Love

Flieger, time-only, chronograph, digital…there are more types of pilot’s watches than there are pilots! Use this guide to help you buy the right one.
By Zen Love

Tissot’s Antimagnétique might not have the cachet of a Rolex or an Omega, but it was the first truly anti-magnetic wristwatch.
By Zen Love

Commercial saturation diving is the final frontier for professional divers. Which watches do these brave people use?

A special version of Luminox’s ultra-rugged ICE-SAR Arctic 1000 Series featured a beautiful blue dial and a super-light Carbonox case.
By Oren Hartov