Introduced in 1965, Seiko’s innovative diver’s watch has been chosen by divers and adventurers globally. Seiko’s diving watch has become a global standard as a result 50 years of innovation.

SBBN031

Known in Seiko circles as "The Tuna", a nickname given to these watches because of their tuna can-like cases. This model was introduced in 2015.

7002

7002 was the model that replaced 6309 and was produced between 1988-1996. In the last year of production it transitioned from 150m with a bidirectional 60 bezel to a 200m version and unidirectional 120 click bezel.

SNJ027

Nicknamed the "Arnie" due to the original models on-screen presence on Arnold Schwarzenegger's wrist in "Commando" and "Predator".

SBDX038

Another Seiko "Tuna" further nicknamed "The Emperor Tuna" featuring an undecorated Grand Seiko movement and 1000m of water resistance.

SUN019P1

Nicknamed the "Kinetic Tuna", this watch features Seiko quartz 5M series Kinetic recharging system eliminating the need for battery replacements.

SBCZ011

Another Kinetic diver. This holds some sentimental value as I purchased it at the Commander Fleet Activities Okinawa while on active duty in the Navy

SBBN042

Released as an 800-piece limited edition in 2016, this watch celebrated the 40th anniversary of the quartz-powered "Tuna" introduction

SKX007

The SKX007 was produced for almost 25 years, succeeding the Seiko 7002-7000 in 1996. It is a cult-icon among dive watch enthusiasts. This one features an orange dial that I personally installed.

SKX007

The SKX007 was produced for almost 25 years, succeeding the Seiko 7002-7000 in 1996. It is a cult-icon among dive watch enthusiasts. This one features the classic "Pepsi" bezel.

In 1967, IWC reacted to the growing popularity of amateur scuba diving and launched its first divers’ watch. The first Aquatimer (Ref. 812AD) was water-resistant to 200 meters and became the foundation of a successful new watch family for the watch brand from Schaffhausen.

Aquatimer

The IWC Aquatimer 3538 was introduced in 2004, marking a return of the inner rotating bezel as also found on the original 1967 Aquatimer 812 AD.

Aquatimer GST

In 1998, IWC reinstated the traditional Aquatimer name and launched the Aquatimer GST Automatic 2000 (Ref. 3536), in a titanium case water-resistant to 2,000 meters, as part of a new line of sports watches.

Founded in 1854, the Waterbury Clock Company revolutionized global timekeeping by providing high-quality watches to the masses. Today, it epitomizes timeless craftsmanship and American heritage.

Deepwater Reef GMT

Built with a sturdy 41mm stainless-steel case, fortified with a screw-down crown and screw-on caseback, it effectively keeps water out and offers 200m of water resistance.

James Brand Collab GMT

The James Brand × Timex GMT is water resistant to 200 meters and the automatic Miyota GMT movement is a true travelers GMT.

This section features single dive watch pieces from iconic brands.

Citizen Promaster

After being first in the world to announce a light-powered watch in 1976, Citizen has repeatedly honed development of this technology and steadily produced light-powered watches.

Casio Duro aka Marlin

Made famous by being seen on Bill Gates wrist for years, the Marlin is the evolution of a family of Casio stainless steel dive watches which became popular in the 80s.

Seestern Sub300T

Essentially a faithful, and in some ways improved, clone of the legendary Doxa 300T.