Unlike the more common Casio quartz water resist 100m watches, this Casio diving watch is usable in up to 200m of water. Almost as impressive, this watch is magnetic resistant to minor magnetic forces. The quartz movement technology means that this Casio divers watch, will rarely lose time. Additional Features

The first thing that will strike you about this particular model is that gleaming gold material. It’s called Goldtech and it’s a combination of copper and platinum. With its reddish glow, it’s certainly visually arresting and highly original. As for the other specifications, the bezel measures time in 60-minute increments, and the watch’s battery life is 42 months. But there’s also an end-of-life battery life indicator so you won’t be caught by surprise when it does finally go. Another affordable dive watch, this Spinnaker timekeeper is both a low-key fashion accessory and a high-performing instrument. It features a cyclops date magnifier and a seconds subdial display, as well as a unidirectional bezel. Muted colors and a 43 mm case combine to create a timepiece that’s subtly intriguing without being clunky or conspicuous.

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Not only is harnessing renewable energy eco-friendly but it has an added advantage in that, by never opening your watch, you’ll never compromise the factory seal. You can therefore be assured of its long-term water-resistance. This special-edition Prospex features a dial of dancing blue waves, a distinctive case shape known as the “turtle” by its fans and a second hand in the shape of a great white’s fin. With automatic and manual winding, this durable watch features a power reserve of approximately 41 hours. Water-resistant to 200 meters, it has a stainless-steel bracelet with a built-in extension for wear over a wetsuit. This diving smartwatch features a simple design and a high-contrast screen, making it easy to use. There are three dive modes, a location feature so you can map your dives, and users can also transfer their dive logs over Bluetooth afterwards. Budget-friendly or high-end, exclusive, modern and minimalist or full of vintage flair—here are the best dive watches on the market today. The 21 best dive watches #

At only 39 millimeters, the HydroConquest is slim and compact, a comfortable watch to wear on a daily basis as well as out in the water. The stainless steel case and link bracelet is as stylish as it is practical and wouldn’t look out of place with a suit. That’s the benefit of wearing a sub-40mm dive watch.But Rolex also decided to keep certain traits of the watch’s predecessors; namely, the matte dial with painted hour markers, which lends it some additional vintage charm. The Casio Duro analog watch ( Casio mdv106) is apparently the most underrated dive watch out there. I have a thing for quartz watches and therefore decided to go for it when I first laid my eyes on this magnificent timepiece. Since it was from the OG watch manufacturer Casio, I thought it'd live up to its mark. The watch has a countdown timer that you can utilize to time yourself when engaging in an activity. You can input from one minute to 24 hours while counting seconds. This feature allows you time just about anything and keeps time while at it. If you are looking for Casio scuba diving watches that are accompanied by a lot of features, then look no further.

It is more than likely that at one point of time or another, you were the proud owner of a Casio watch. Of course, this brand is known for a lot more than making innovative and futuristic watches.This is a new interpretation of the first hybrid analog/digital diver, known for decades as the “Arnie” for its prominent place on the wrist of a certain action-movie star and governor. This update remains true to the spirit of the 1982 original while adding solar power with a six-month reserve when fully charged. With a power-reserve display function, it includes a chronograph and alarm. Even for those non-ISO watches, resin material ensures a more durable and waterproof exterior than your average watch. The army-green webbing strap is the final touch, adding some military-style panache to a watch that effortlessly captures the pragmatic, tough-minded, but adventurous attitude you’d associate with a dive watch. If you’re an experienced diver with aspirations to take your abilities to new depths, then you need a timekeeper that can handle serious submersion i.e. a beyond 300 m diver watch. And wouldn’t it be nice if it was also one of the most legendary Swiss diver watches in the world?

Finding the right dive watch takes more than just choosing the style you like. There are plenty of factors to keep in mind to ensure you get the right quality. In this case, you ought to consider the detailed features to ensure you get the specific one for the type of activity.

So we’ve established that it’s important you have a dive watch but why? The main reason is to know how long you’ve been underwater and time everything particularly oxygen usage. All dive watches need to be equipped with a mechanism for the user to pre-select a time period of up to 60 minutes. A new take on Seiko’s cutting-edge 1968 Diver’s Watch, this Prospex features a sleek stainless steel case with super-hard coating, luminous hands and markers, and blue one-way rotating elapsed timing bezel. Powered by a precision automatic movement, with water resistance to 200 meters, it includes an accordion-style silicone strap designed to provide a snug fit during dives. SEIKO PROSPEX SPB101 This Automatic Diver is at home on the reef or in the boardroom. Credit: Jon Whittle