
Baselworld 2018: Rolex Refreshed Its Absurdly Tough Dive Watch
A watch that can swim down to 3,900 meters

A watch that can swim down to 3,900 meters

It looks like it could have actually seen service.

A bold design from 1979 returns.

A (mostly) spot-on reissue of a classic diver.

This beautiful, hand-winding watch is a throwback to the ’30s and ’40s.


In 2018, it’s all about going small.

The SLA025, SPB077 and SPB079 all pay homage to the world’s first high-beat dive watch.

Sinn managed to offer a flyback chronograph at a price that greatly undercuts its competitors.

It sports an amazing movement and a ’70s-inspired color scheme.

Who doesn’t love waffles?

Celebrating 70 years of a classic timepiece.


If only it weren’t a limited edition.

A simple, high-end watch with a great movement and design.

An affordable alternative to the icon.

The “Pepsi” and “Rootbeer” return.

But it’s sure to be divisive.

Featuring new materials, a better movement and a modernized design.

Oris did what most other watchmakers refuse to do: it made a truly small diver.