For diminutive gadgets whose use case seems ultra-specific, dive watches provide a tremendous amount of utility. You don’t even necessarily have to know how to dive to take advantage of your “diver” — ...

If you’re like me, you don’t actually take your dive watch diving. I wear mine because they look good, they’re rugged enough for daily wear and, perhaps sometimes, so I can pretend like I’m going to ...

Baltic has just released a dual-crown version of its AQUASCAPHE dive watch. Maintaining the AQUASCAPHE’s case dimensions (39x47mm) but will a slimmer profile, the dual-crown edition is a more modern ...

Dive watches are the ultimate time keeping tool: They’re waterproof, easy to read, illuminated, and have a timing bezel that’s useful for more than decompression stops. I’ve used my dive watch ...

BENRUS has unveiled the latest addition to its dive watch lineup or rather, through a reissue, has brought new life into a 1960s classic – the Ultra-Deep. This launch is inspired by the era when scuba ...

This is an edition of the newsletter Box + Papers, Cam Wolf’s weekly deep dive into the world of watches. Sign up here. My torrid affair with the new Zenith Defy Revival A3648 began as love at first ...

Combining a chronograph function in a watch meant to go 30 meters under water has always been a challenge for watchmakers. Pushing the chronograph buttons invites the possibility of allowing water to ...

Japanese watchmaker Seiko is celebrating sixty years of dive watches by adding a trio of limited-edition timepieces to its Prospex collection. It was in 1965 that Seiko received a letter from a ...