3 Dive Watches at Every Price Point | Watchfinder & Co.

The humble dive watch is perhaps the most popular category of watch available today, tracing its origins back to the wondrous and dangerous adventures of Jacques Cousteau and others like him. Equipped to explore the last unknown frontier on Earth, it’s no wonder that the dive watch is as inspirational and appealing as it is. That, and you can wear it in the swimming pool. The question is, if you can’t quite stretch to the quintessential dive watch, Rolex’s Submariner, which dive watch should you get?
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[@haziqsalim3817]

Been on Rolex‘s Submariner waiting list for more than 4 years now. Eventually gave up on their „short of supply“ myth and got myself a Tag Heuer Aquaracer with a ceramic bezel. Couldn‘t be more happier!

[@ejames6431]

I am thinking the same thing.

[@robbiecleighmarks3088]

@@ejames6431 Longines and Oris have great offers too on that price range

[@supermarioxs1]

I’ve had other brands and nothing comes close to a Rolex!!! Just saying

[@TF-qe7xf]

@@supermarioxs1 one man’s opinion doesn’t make that everyone’s. Remember that. People have preferences.

[@speedzero7478]

The Tag Heuer Aquaracer is more than the sum of its parts. It's difficult to explain, but the way it wears and the modern style on it, it's a fun everyday watch, and thin too.

[@slick4401]

I like that TAG Heuer Aquaracer a lot more than any of the others.

[@jackhomer8917]

Back in 2001 I received a Breitling Superocean Professional as an anniversary gift. Hundreds of actual dives later, from the gulf to Bonaire, still rocking it and is my favorite diver!

[@kirilshahamov9392]

I need this guy to be my history teacher.

[@krow4382]

Yeah, really smart guy. At least seems like it. And I belive we all love the way he talks about his passion.

[@windsurfdaves]

I think it is Alain de Botton philosopher

[@SmokeyArt]

I own that exactly Tag model and man..it looks and runs flawlessly. Probably one of my favorite in my collection

[@hbamalik]

Winearte Does your watch makes a sound when u shake it??

[@jostmln]

@@hbamalik that's the rotor

[@trollse8714]

I hate tag heuer

[@SmokeyArt]

@@trollse8714 Not many people know much about watches...

[@julesbertin1197]

@@SmokeyArt You don't always buy a watch for what's inside, a watch expert can own a tag Aquaracer!

[@george1991ish]

I love my Aquaracer, its a great daily

[@torontowatches9709]

I think its great overall also you can dress it up or down and its stunning. For people that cant afford an expensive luxury watch the Aquaracer 2nd hand is the best watch imo. Better brand recognition than Oris also

[@thomas3816]

Toronto Watches any recommendations wear to buy one second hang?

[@joebuck8675]

Jimmy Thomas Chrono24

[@FehadBilgramiChannel1]

George Ferguson same here

[@levedia]

@@torontowatches9709 great watch the aquaracer more recognition than ORIS but not better than ORIS. Well the movement is slightly better but not the rest. I prefer both of them to the breitling superocean copy paste movement from tudor and plane jane dial.

[@theoneandonlybosable]

My 1st real watch was a quartz Tag Formula 1 with 200m of water resistance and a dive-time bezel my dad gave me, that watch is not great looking or distinctive or even that useful as a diver, but I sure do love it.

[@AtheistOrphan]

I’ve got a diver’s watch: I had to drown him to get it.

[@edmund8954]

hold up-

[@JerryWDaviscom]

Where one drowns them matters. Drowning him on the coast of Mexico typically nets a lesser piece than say, drowning him in the Hamptons. At least, that has been my experience. Live and learn, as always.

[@JohnnyJohnJon83]

That’s one *deep* story

[@bryanryan4504]

I just called the police.

[@RobertBrownieJr]

Got my 2011 Aquaracer on right as we speak!

[@jacc88888]

Aesthetically, the Tag H is my favourite in this video, it's also a different design to the often yawn-inducing, generic dive watch design. However, they seem to be scorned by many watch enthusiasts who say they are overrated and not great quality. Would be interested to hear from anyone with first-hand experience of this brand.

[@danielgillrup9518]

That Breitling is stunning. Aquaracer much more realistic goals though

[@levedia]

Its nicer too.

[@robertsullivan4773]

The 2017 (no wave) Seamaster 300m Pro Diver with the 2500 movement. Never really was that into the Submariner not just because of the price. Just liked the Seamaster better. The fact that it was $3000. less was just a bonus.

[@vidung1234]

I had it for quite a while, but the wavy dial came back and haunted me nearly every night.

[@whereRbearsTeeth]

Its a fantastic watch. And in reality, they are way more than $3,000 below the price of a sub.

[@whereRbearsTeeth]

Peter D, the Seamaster is still waterproof (although to a lesser degree) when the helium escape valve is open. Taking a shower with it open would not be a problem. That being said, why would you ever open it anyway??...

[@SGM805]

SBDC007 Seiko Shogun is a great looking diver made of titanium for a very reasonable price, and so comfortable (New version is the SBDC029)

[@donjeon8525]

That Breitling is divine!

[@alcaponed16]

Just ordered one, been drooling over it for a while

[@novemberbravo6194]

Another great triple-feature! As usual, you guys are great at providing a wealth of knowledge in a thoroughly qualitative way, taking what could be a very dry subject (history) and infusing it with lyrical flavour and prose. Delightful, informative, excellent. Personally, I’m not huge on divers, although I do have a soft spot for Christopher Ward’s Trident line. Speaking of, I know that they’re not 100% British-made, but they’re a lot closer than most brands, and given your location and provenance, it would be great to see you guys take a look at one of their pieces (if one happens to cross your desk). Thank you again for taking the time and effort to bring us such great content - I’ve started describing your channel as “the Top Gear of watch reviews to my wife, which is a huge compliment coming from me, not that you need me to vouchsafe or validate your efforts. Cheers, all the best -NB

[@pato6532]

The longines hydro conquest 41mm automatic very good contender for the fraction of a Rolex submariner

[@JasonSimonSmith]

Wow that Breitling caught me off-guard.. so cool !!

[@KRaikkonenSF]

Say what you want but TAG offers great brand recognition with great design also, and honestly a quite nice quality level, at moderate prices. They challenge Breitling which also runs with ETA but strangely enough gets 10% of the flak Tag gets. And besides if that Sellita isn't good enough buy one via ebay, 300$ for a top-grade ETA including the cost of having it fitted. Sounds good to me.

[@bluemystic7501]

As long as you don't pay full retail, TAG isn't a terrible option.

[@planetdee3587]

@@bluemystic7501 , as long as you dont pay full retail for any brand. No brand is a good deal at retail, and Tag is not the worse brand for retail prices.

[@KRaikkonenSF]

@@bluemystic7501 oh yeah, chrono24 & jomashop all the way

[@bluemystic7501]

@@planetdee3587 I'd pay full retail for a lot of brands that don't charge $$$ for ETA movements.

[@planetdee3587]

@@bluemystic7501 with GM prices, I would not. But I guess to each there own. There is no wrong answer.

[@NMNDR-bc3mi]

My daily diver for the last 5 years is an EDOX class1 GMT. I love it and it is my very first Swiss made watch so the sentimental value makes it priceless to me!

[@Houman7]

That Omega is my most favorite watch, simply stunning and unique!

[@rusik19871]

I think aquaracer is phenomenal dive watch, I was diving last week in the Caribbean‘s and I chose it for my dive, highly recommend if someone wants to add a new dive watch in their collection.

[@MisterKnightly]

I bought my Aquaracer as my first nice/good watch, and I have to be honest, I don't see why people think it's low end or cheap. It's, as you say, phenomenal.

[@jumboJetPilot]

My only knock on it is are the sub-minute indices on a non-chronograph watch. That sets my OCD off and would be the deal killer for me.

[@jimmyf1312]

I dove in the Caymans a few times with my old goldeneye 300m seamaster professional with the blue wave dial. Great watch for diving. Now I have a new ceramic sub date as well so now I can’t afford to dive

[@thomasmoll8822]

This one is particularly well shot. Kudos!

[@WatchGeek]

I like all 3, but Bretling looks the nicest to me! The video is perfect as always

[@leetaylor3304]

I have one. It's the most beautiful in my collection (Rolex Sub, Doxa, Enicar Sherpagraph, Baltic etc).

[@cdm386]

I want it man....42mm. I was going to pull the trigger on a pelagos but this one is too beautiful!

[@kaiL0r]

I've got an aquaracer and superocean chronograph and still probably prefer the aquaracer because of how versatile it is and who doesn't love stainless steel matched to a blue dial!?

[@markolml]

I really like my Oris Aquis, the only thing it lacks is a manufacture movement, but still one of my favorites, I like the Carl Brashear Oris 65 as well 👍🏼

[@izbiq8052]

Just purchased a TAG Aquaracer, absolutely lovely watch!

[@jna1316]

Me too

[@Runner_in_the_dark]

Sinn U series and more specifically the U1 and UX

[@WreckedRectum]

The 2018 version of the Omega SMP - cheaper or not, I’d rather have it over the Sub. Stunning piece with a very interesting movement!

[@WreckedRectum]

Jesus Christ I always pegged you as an Omega man, Jesus. It just seems right.

[@garytopley12]

Or the Planet Ocean. Both great alternatives.

[@silv3rArrow]

For an even better proposition than the Tag I would recommend the Longines Hydroconquest followed by the Oris Aquis. But that Planet Ocean...fantastic.

[@abdalmyr690]

Longines new ceramic with the L888 (64 hours power reserve is great) ...the edges on the bezel is a little sharp but in general great watch.

[@jeffd3802]

Ehh. I purchased the new hydroconquest. Feels like a 500 dollar watch. Returned same day

[@silv3rArrow]

@@jeffd3802 What makes you say that? The 120 click bezel is good to the touch and precise, the bracelet although not as good as the Aquis is very sturdy and well built. Apart from the lume that could be better I think it is a very good package. Could you tell a bit more about what you did not like?

[@Murahkiin]

In direct comparison the Hydroconquest was somehow really lacking next to the Aquaracer..

[@kunalelite3224]

I love my Aquaracer. Would love to own Superocean Heritage 1 day & maybe Submariner!

[@bastifantasti7494]

All 3 are amazing! Always great reviews! I have the Aquaracer in 43mm with calibre 5 and black ceramic bezel and now will be in the market for either the Breitling Superocean II 44mm, Superocean Heritage II or Tudor Black Bay S&G black dial hopefully this year 🙏🏼

[@batmanarkham5120]

I have said it before and I will say it again. The omega po has the best dial layout in the diver watch category. It's mesmerising

[@JacobCohen1704]

The 'Trilogy' version of the Omega Seamaster 300.

[@SgtHooch]

I bought a 43.5mm Oris Aquis with a black dial last October. Best watch I've ever owned.

[@WisdomRails]

Purchased that exact Aquaracer at the start of this year. My first “proper” watch. Love it, and it’s got me into the world of watches

[@bensmithkent22]

WisdomRails Mine comes Friday. That exact combo in 41mm as 44 is ghastly. Like it cos it does not pretend to mimic a sub or seamaster 300 with the bezel and is classy and understated. Only other tag id consider is a Monaco. Next year hopefully get speedy think they come with 3 strap options. So i have a nice chronograph then. Im between might add the full metal g bluetooth for something a bit different.

[@WisdomRails]

Lifesloser it is a lovely watch, you won’t be disappointed! I now also have a Tag Heuer Carrera Heuer 01 in black ceramic, also a lovely watch, but I still find myself reaching for my Aquaracer.

[@Rrhtydyfvjnycr]

Just purchased a Tudor pelagos blue dial, absolutely gorgeous watch

[@TeensierPython]

Been thinking about one for a while. But I already have a black bay bronze, probably need to look elsewhere to fill out the collection before doubling up on a brand.

[@thetomi55]

I had it for few months - LOVED IT! Well selected Sir.

[@p4ulodi4s]

That’s my dream watch

[@levedia]

Oh ya Tudor is awesome without a doubt. Better than Breitling. 2 watch brands i like the most Tudor and ORIS. Ok ok Seiko too obviously lol

[@lukeventers4755]

Same, just got my blue Tudor Pelagos.

[@nolanolivier6791]

My wife bought me an aquaracer for xmas; she wouldn't buy me the squale 2002 (despite my 'subtle' hinting) because she liked the TAG better. But the TAG is not an ugly watch and most importantly it's a perfectly functional dive watch (if nothing iconic), and my wife is happy. I still wanted the squale...

[@shahtirthak]

Seiko MM300, Seiko Tunas, Oris Aquis

[@ta6761]

I'm very fond of dive watches, so I own half a dozen of them, including the Rolex Submariner that is mentioned several times throughout the video and also one of the 3 featured watches. The answer may surprise you. I own the Tag Heuer Aquaracer. All snobby criticism aside, the Aquaracer is a fine piece. It's a handsome, durable watch and it keeps perfect time. The more I wear it, the more I appreciate it and for the money, it's hard to beat. Most of all, I like the unique design. It doesn't copy or try to imitate a Rolex at all. The styling is very distinctive and not one you will confuse for anything else. In my opinion, the Aquaracer design has a distinctive look that sets it apart, much like an AP Royal Oak or Rolex Submariner. Another great plus is the watch is remarkably thin compared to other dive watches and it has some of the best lumed markers/hands in the business. There are lots of dive watches out there to choose from, but in terms of the best quality for the money, from a large, reputable Swiss watch company, the Aquaracer is a solid bet that's hard to beat. Fun fact...I used to dislike the brand, but now I have changed my opinion and own one.

[@IF309]

I find your last sentence is very true of people that use others opinions as their own rather than actual experience.

[@ta6761]

Ian Ferguson I agree completely Ian. The old adage, never judge a book by its cover still holds true. Ironically, as former TAG Heuer critic, I actually find myself wearing my Aquaracer more than I do my Submariner. I also believe as the large Swiss brands have all been increasing in cost, there are many people who are getting priced out of the market. Rolex is a supreme example of that. That said, I think the brands to keep an eye on are Oris, Certina, Squale and of course, Tag Heuer. Tag is already on the move with some of their higher end pieces. From a price point of view Tag Heuer still represents a value for the money for a quality Swiss Watch. I think as more people become priced out of the Rolex market, they will buy from brands like TAG Heuer and others.

[@entroheat]

Totally agree

[@AbdulRWatches]

Fortis B-42 Al-Tayar edition, Longines Heritage Diver and Tudor Black Bay Heritage

[@Hamburgerdad]

I bought an Aqua Terra a year and a half ago and couldn't be happier. That would be my pick.

[@SGM805]

Beautiful Omega, I especially like the grey, blue or black dials for their sharp look (blue dial probably more sort after & little more money but all are beautifully made , especially the newer one from 2007 with updated screw bracelet/clasp & number’s around the dial

[@rustydrog]

That Tag will age BADLY

[@MisterKnightly]

That Planet Ocean is my current grail watch (assuming I can't find the Snoopy Speedmaster...) But I have a ceramic bezel Aquaracer and it was my first "nice" watch. And I adore it.

[@facetiousmonkey5322]

That's quite the jump... you can buy a PO at an AD and get a pretty good discount off RRP/MSRP. Snoopy Speedmaster cost crazy coin!

[@NickJardine]

Picking up a pre-owned Aquaracer Calibre 5 tomorrow. Cant wait!!

[@markolml]

Victorinox INOX is perfect for diving as well!! it may not have an automatic movement but the case is super strong!! and it resist almost anything you can throw at it, love mine 👍🏼

[@thedocter69]

For me Alan it's the Oris Aquis, with the green or brown dial.

[@markdunlea6523]

Recently acquired the Oris Aquis - Source of Life. Love the dial, bracelet, circular date display, tungsten bezel. Case feels bullet proof. And I realize the Rhine is the concept's inspiration but that dial reminds me of the Pacific and Lake Tahoe. Just love it.

[@dwilson742]

Definitely need a swiss diver in my collection. Currently rocking the SKX009, SRPC07 and Promaster automatic divers!

[@cramercosmos]

Love your videos!! Quiet possibly the best watch reviews on the tube bar none! Could you please review the OMEGA Apollo 8 dark side of the moon at some point.

[@AtheistOrphan]

Cosmos Kramer - I thought he’d already done that one?

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Love the look of the Planet Ocean

[@rhbhuiyan5625]

I own the exact same all metal aquaracer i simply love it especially the two toned green and blue combination of superluminova (which was not much visible in this video though), the protruding magnifier on the date and so much more of this piece of an art, its a win all the way in my book, i just love my Tag Heuer and most of their collection too Very good review ,would appreciate a dedicated video on the aquaracer and its history and more info about it in a video if possible. Thank u Regards RHB

[@eetulahti3223]

Sinn EZM3 is my choice of dive watch

[@siddhantsabharwal]

Instead of the Tag Aquaracer, I bought the Oris diver 65 and I am so happy (edit - I spelled Oris wrong)

[@bossdefender8037]

Great choice! I went for the Oris Aquis and truly can't be more pleased. 🙂

[@adityabanerjee1124]

Tag Aquaracer has plastic parts in its movement. You took the right decision.

[@terr256]

I would get the Oris if it wasn't 43mm :(

[@user-dr7tb4xf4o]

Browsing Channel doesn't Tag now also use Sellita movements in some of their watches, ( such as the Calibre 5 aquaracer)? I know Oris also uses/used ETA in some of their watches and Sellita for others.

[@IbroBawa]

Terrence Sanchez the divers 65 comes in 36mm and 40mm I think.

[@keitumetsem1344]

the tag is a thing of immense beauty

[@menaseven9093]

I like the beautiful Tag Heuer Aquaracer that go back to the time when the Link became popular in the early year 2000.

[@mksiazenyc5933]

Oris aquis small seconds should definitely be on your list...great video as always

[@tiimsmiith1130]

I always thought the tag aquaracer was meh, but really caught my eye when i saw one on a mates wrist.

[@brokerburgess]

Purchased Tag Heuer Way2012 Blue (Nice time keeper).... Looking to purchase a Tudor Pelagos in 2020. Glad to have options, funds and tools to learn about each timepiece.... Thanks for the video.

[@setter55]

Off the three i prefer the omega. My current highest end diver is a Marinemaster SBDX 017. Superb watch but the bracelet is a let down. Soon be adding an older wave dial omega smp.

[@sglatitude]

I will pick Omega Seamaster 300m with metal bracelet as my daily sport & diver watch.

[@DDFFFFDDFDFD]

I have an aquaracer and I love it, only one niggle for me is the polished hands can sometimes be a pain in the arse to see in certain light. Still a nice watch though, which I wear regularly without being too worried about knocking or scratching.

[@aroundtheclocktimepieces]

I like the Aquaracer and the Seamaster Professional the most, Rolex Sub is my grail diver tho

[@Drakovox]

I would go for the new Omega Seamaster 3000 and the Grand Seiko Springdrive Diver

[@Justinyoon12345]

damn 3000 meters

[@CJ-rb3do]

I would get the IWC Aquatimer or the yacht club.

[@lucasd8820]

I’m fresh out of college so I don’t quite have the money to get a nice Swiss watch yet. I wear my Citizen Promaster Diver just about every day and have no complaints. Great watch for a very reasonable price!

[@finkejak]

I'm usually not into divers, because of the bezel being too obtrusive, but damn, i like that clean breitling diver!

[@topspeed2500]

totally agree with you, even though i'm OMEGA guy since 2009 👍🏻

[@GadgetyMV]

Watchfinder & Co, your image quality is pristine, love it. Voicing and story telling isn't too shabby either. An improvement point to this particular installment is a look at the bracelets beyond the TAG Heuer Aquaracer. It's important on any true dive watch. I find that the Tudor Pelagos comes with best dive watch bracelet clasp of them all, although they're hands down beaten on looks by the beautiful Breitling at the same price point. Then again the Breitling Superocean Heritage II isn't really a dive watch, with only a 20 atm water resistance, and a leather strap. Value for money, Mido Ocean Star Diver 600 COSC Chronometer Si, 600 meter water resistance with silicon hairspring, and, just like the Tudor, it has the helium escape valve, and nice flexible bracelet for wearing outside the diver suit. Unbelievable value at around 1400 Euros.

[@martyvenida]

Very nicely put together. There goes dinner for a year!

[@gianpakasa]

I own the very same Aquaracer. Is my second Aquaracer and I'm really happy. To me, Tag Heuer bracelets are top premium quality. Hopefully my next step will be an Aquaracer chrono.

[@raphaelsher3334]

I love my blue Pelagos, i use it often when i dive in the Maldives, excellent watch, the lume is also brilliant.

[@gogakh8444]

Wich watch do you recommend? Tag heuer aquaracer with ceramic, new Longines Hydroconquest with ceramic bezel, also interesting Hydroconquest chronograph new with ceramic, or new oris aquis.

[@brianlloyd4796]

Great video. I have an Oris Aquis and SuperOcean, both great watches

[@sauravroy2244]

Aquaracer is amazing! Wear it 24/7! Do not regret buying one!

[@TheLumeRoom]

Another outstanding video, I just love your macros. I was SO surprised to see the Tag in there. I was going to buy that very watch a few years ago but gave up after a few of the 'big you-tubers' called it garbage. I still love it but don't want to be ripped off if the innards are cheap. Worth the price?

[@nan1064]

Its worth it if you can find a pre-owned piece. I bought a preowned Aquaracer and was amazed by it's wearability and design, definitely my favourite watch now. Buy what you like, follow your gut.

[@nohandleisagoodhandle]

I have always loved the POs. Then I tried one on at an AD and they told me they wanted $5000 for it. I was immediately turned off. However, that was many years ago, and my tastes and wallet size have changed. I have owned a few Subs, a couple POs, and a few SMPs, along with a bunch of other divers. I always come back to the PO as one of the "coolest" looking watches ever made. I had a couple of Aquaracers and they never quite did it for me. Perhaps it was just a mental thing; knowing the brand. On the flip side, I am very underwhelmed by Submariners these days (both aluminum and ceramic bezel versions) and frankly, have been eyeing a 2500 movement PO to add back to the collection. Great video, thanks.

[@javiercastillo2284]

I've own my longines hydroconquest for about 4 years which is a lovely and affordable diver. And just got the BB58 after a lon 10 months wait. If I have to pick a third one will probably be the omega planet ocean.

[@fai398]

Really love your videos .....

[@anthlramirez]

I bought a Breitling Super Ocean II, the 42mm version. I liked the brushed finish in the 44mm one, but it wore too big on my 6.5" wrist. I was hesitant at first because the 42mm came with a polished bracelet, and we all know how blingy many Breitling can be. I liked it the moment I opened the case. I still catch myself gazing at it on my wrist when I'm not paying attention elsewhere. It's a luxury dive watch that's been described as being built like a tank.

[@tungstentickler]

I got a blue seamaster 300m ceramic 4 months ago and when I wear it I can't take my eyes off it. They always get over looked (Like in this video), on forums and KZbin but I think they're a future classic

[@mikebrown6250]

I had oris diver 65. Great watch. I currently have an oris aquis blue dial and blue bezel. I will be keeping this watch. Next up is the Tudor pelagos.

[@larryjenkinson4789]

I have an Aquaracer which I think are underrated, an 2531.80 which is an icon in it's own right and a BB58 which is also a stunner. I fancy a Superocean Heritage in green which will hopefully be my last piece. I love them all and I think I'd sooner have 4 different alternatives than 1 Sub🤔

[@vegass04]

That Aquaracer is a great value watch and it looks great..

[@goldendawn7]

Few brief thoughts, 1 i had an aquaracer C5 ceramic bezel recently. The fit and finish was top notch. It punches above its pricepoint in that respect, and the case and bracelet are made in Switzerland, not imported. Where it fell short was the Sellita movement; it had to go back for a replacement a few months after purchasing new and than the replacement movement had to go back for repair a few months after that. Research revealed the issues were somewhat common for sw200s. Second, i wish brands would sacrifice WR for a few mm off the height. The PO, a diver that rivals the Sub in style and execution wears like a tuna can, for the sake of WR that no human being will ever ever need. Same with the Pelagos. No, its not the 8500 either, in the AT its not nearly as portly. Id own a PO right now if it was 2mm thinner even at half or less the WR.

[@kunalelite3224]

Great comparison & very logical 👍

[@u.u.u9969]

Can you Rank Divers Tag, Oris, Omega, Rolex ect

[@misterpets535]

The Aquadive 500 (competitively priced compared to these 3) slays all of these watches in terms of its vintage styling and comes with a Vaucher (Parmigiani) movement as well.

[@goldendawn7]

Its nothing short of miraculous that they offer that watch with that movement for that price tag. I just dont think its ISO 6425 compliant d/t the second hand, but that shouldn't be a deal breaker

[@MZ-1981]

Just say thank you 🙏🏻 I really enjoyed

[@garyteed4u]

I have an Omega Seamaster Quartz that I purchased in 2001. It has been on countless dives with me, and on wrist every day until recently. It has consistently been accurate to +3 1/2 seconds a month. Yes, you read that right...... a month! That's why I purchased the Quartz movement.

[@daniellee8162]

So many great options when it comes to divers. Want to check out a GS spring drive diver but love the Sea Dweller by Rolex.

[@nickgee7291]

Tag is a great watch because its in budget and i like how it looks and feels ! but ide have all 3 if i could!

[@rustyme1122]

I've been diving since 1998 and I've never seen anyone use a mechanical dive watch. Every serious diver uses a wrist dive computer. I have a 2013 Aquaracer 300M that I wear to church on Sunday.

[@zekevfab]

I love (and bought) a planet ocean 8800, the 39.5mm diameter and reduced thickness make it very elegant for my wrists. I bought it black with the black leather/rubber strap, it looks both dressy and functional.

[@abdalmyr690]

I did have and Aquaracer for 6 years..and I have to say it held up pretty well. It retained bout 75% of its value, now that I sold it I'm looking forward of the Omega seamaster master. The planet ocean is masculine which I like very much but I always feel that it would look awkward wearing it with a suit..my opinion of course.

[@vivekv27990]

How are you going to use the bezel on brietling if it doesn't have any numerals on it?

[@thomasshaw4173]

I love both Doxa and Jenny. In my collection, I have the Doxa Sub 300 Professional and the Jenny 300 Caribbean.

[@haroldsawyerjr7385]

I love my electric blue dial seamaster automatic. Omega doesn't make this particular model anymore and that makes me love it even more.

[@oliveiram54]

Harold Sawyer Jr I love mine too. Absolutely gorgeous watch

[@FunnyNenad]

Always a pleasure to watch your videos, such a good work.What about new Longines hydroconquest 2018 with ceramic bezel and ETA movement?Is it a good choice for entry level Swiss watch? Oris Aquis and diver 65 are also good, but I would like a dress-diver watch. What do you all think? Thank you

[@Huzzy29]

love the longines more than the others. great design and classy

[@Mannykeri]

The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean is my favourite dive watch.

[@bp4k]

Seiko SBDX001 or 017, Marinemaster Professional, would be my pick

[@Yorkshiremadmick]

Seiko for me too. I have a Sea Dweller, Milguass, Marine Chronometer Offshore Professional plus others and a Seiko Samurai Save the Ocean which I love and gets lots of wrist time

[@trusttester]

What do you think of Longines hydroconquest 41mm ?? Do you have any plan to do a review on it ??