Tool Watches

Like a screen door on a submarine, you wouldn’t think a hole in the side of your dive watch would be a good idea.

Omega’s new Seamaster Planet Ocean 36th America’s Cup Limited Edition celebrates their status as Official Timekeeper of America’s Cup 2021 in New Zealand.

Baltic’s Aquascaphe, one of our favorite affordable, automatic divers, is getting a new bronze case and a beautiful blue sunray dial.

Nivada Grenchen is bringing back the Antarctic, an automatic watch that accompanied Admiral Richard Byrd on very, very cold trip.

Bell & Ross’s cool new BR 03-92 HUD mimics the head-up displays found in jet aircraft.

Sinn’s U1 is famous for its utilitarian charm and indestructibility, but it’s 44mm.

Seiko has introduced versions of its Prospex “Samurai” dive watches with ceramic and sapphire.

Doxa’s SUB 300 is being produced for the first time in a forged carbon case and features the old Aqua Lung logo on the dial.

Get into the vintage watch game with one of these five funky timepieces from the 1960s and ’70s.

The newest Alpiner from Alpina features a forest-green dial and 100m of water resistance, and $100 of every sale goes to the NPF.

The Seiko 6105 dive watch, also known as the “Captain Willard,” is finally joining the Prospex line as a non-limited, relatively affordable model.

The new Spinnaker Dumas dive watches have a unique, 1970s-inspired case shape, vibrant colors and solid build, all for just $400.

TAG Heuer’s well-known Aquaracer dive collection gets a new GMT watch in a familiar-looking blue and black colorway.

Walter Schaub’s Caravelle watch was purchased during his service aboard a ballistic missile submarine in the midst of the Cold War.

Farer’s automatic GMT watches always provided great value, but the striking blue-accented Oxley Silver Limited Edition has to be Farer-est of them all.

A watch that was originally aimed at a younger demographic, the Top Time has since become beloved by many. Now, it’s back in a 41mm limited edition.

Serica’s W.W.W. WMB Edition Watch is a handsome tribute to a World War II-era classic, and you can nab the white-dial version for just $405 right now.

The Farer Lander and Aloha GMT 40 both feature the same workhorse movement, ~40mm steel cases and handsome dials.

Autodromo’s Group B Series 2 just got an all-green makeover in homage to the famed Paris-Dakar rallies of the 1980s.

We loved the original, black-dialed SA2 from Matthew Humphries Designs.