Casio Men's MDV106-1AV 200 M WR Black Dive Watch (MDV106-1A)

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And, like all other Ball watches, the DeepQUEST II uses tritium tubes for the hands and hour markers, presenting a powerful glow without the need for a charge, and making the DeepQUEST II easy to read even in pitch black conditions. When added the stylish design to the concoction, you have got yourself an accessory that serves multiple purposes at the same time. Despite being pretty large, the new Fifty Fathoms wears well and presents an interesting argument for an extremely luxurious diver with a rich heritage.

Rescue Timer, while not necessarily designed for diving as such, is still one hell of a maritime watch that is more than capable of any undersea missions you’re likely to undertake. For everyone from the most passionate watch collector to the total watch novice, dive watches are one of the most popular timepiece categories — despite the fact that almost no one goes diving with a watch. That said, diving timepieces continue to be highly popular choices when it comes to men’s luxury wristwatches. In some ways, we're tired of covering the Tudor Black Bay 58 Blue, but that’s mostly because it’s tough to keep saying how good the watch is and how fair the pricing is on this in-house equipped, tastefully-sized diving watch from Tudor. The ingredients of the Seastar 1000 Powermatic 80 are as no-nonsense as they come, with a muscular 43mm stainless steel case, large unidirectional bezel, and huge hands and hour indices.On the dial, there is only one large hand paired with a small triangle, which is actually a running seconds indicator while the large hand is the minute hand. Divers like wearing the SUUNTO D5, a diving wrist computer that hooks up to an app, allowing you to receive mobile notifications, log dives, and their location, as well as transfer the information via Bluetooth afterward. The aesthetic of the dive watch has been upgraded, and so has the driving force behind the automatic movement. The Superocean Héritage II feels like an authentic dive watch—solid and sturdy, but with a cool retro air that makes it a unique choice. A Swiss-quality movement, extra durable materials, and a rather dashing profile—as the name suggests, you really will be conquering the seas with this Longines HydroConquest timepiece.

However, it’s worth pointing out straight away that this is a diver-inspired watch, not a professional diver watch. Outside, you’ve got a unidirectional black bezel and Super-LumiNova coated hands and indices for low-light visibility. Inside the case, you’ve got a Swiss-made Oris 733 movement, beating at 28,800 vibrations per hour, and with a 38-hour power reserve. The Venturer is the dive watch of the Aikon range and it has a water resistance rating of 300 meters.

While the vintage-tinted lume and 41mm width aren’t for everyone, they contribute to making this one of the best heritage designs out there.