25 EXCELLENT Dive Watches For Small Wrists (They're Affordable Too!)

In this video, I showcase the best dive watches for small wrists. This roundup of the best dive watches for smaller wrists is ideal for those of you looking for a diver, but have struggled to find something for your skinny frame.
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0:00 Best Dive Watches For Small Wrists
1:14 Invicta Pro Diver 9204OB (37.5mm diameter, 47.3mm lug to lug, 11.2mm thickness) ➡ geni.us/invicta9204OB
2:05 Vostok Amphibia (39.8mm diameter, 46mm lug to lug, 15mm thickness including domed crystal) ➡ geni.us/vostokamphibia or meranom.com/en/amphibian-clas...[39],stock_status[7]?tracking=5f0d740b69467
3:33 Maen Hudson 38 MKIII (38mm diameter, 45.4mm lug to lug, 12.5mm thickness including domed crystal) ➡ www.maenwatches.com/pages/hud...
4:23 San Martin SN004G (38.5mm case diameter, 39mm bezel, 45.8mm lug to lug, 13mm thickness including domed crystal) ➡ tidd.ly/3lJ7GYq
6:10 Luminox Sea Turtle XS.0301.L (39mm diameter, though varies with bulges, 45.8mm lug to lug, 12.1mm thickness) ➡ geni.us/luminoxseaturtle
8:08 Seiko Mini Turtle SRPC35K1 (42.2mm diameter, 43mm lug to lug, 12.8mm thickness) ➡ US: ebay.us/igt0yw & UK: ebay.us/PuhmKN
9:45 Seiko SKX013 (38mm diameter, 44mm lug to lug, 13.1mm thickness) ➡ geni.us/seikoskx013k
10:43 San Martin SN045-G (40.3mm diameter, 42.9mm lug to lug, 13.5mm thickness including domed crystal) ➡ tidd.ly/3n3mS2j
11:17 San Martin SN029-G (38mm diameter, 47.5mm lug to lug, 11.6mm thickness) ➡ tidd.ly/3lT1du0
12:35 Timex Navi Depth (38mm diameter, 46.5mm lug to lug, 11.6mm thickness including domed crystal) ➡ US: ebay.us/hAB2sl or fave.co/3ADlRGF & UK: fave.co/3ygovis
14:35 RLG Odyssea (37.8mm case diameter, 39mm bezel, 45.7mm lug to lug, 13.1mm thickness) ➡ bit.ly/RLGOdyssea *use promo code BWC21 for $30 off*
17:00 AliExpress ‘Homages’ ➡ tidd.ly/3lQT2yD & tidd.ly/3paigdi
18:14 Lorus Sports Dive-Style RRX89FX9 (35.7mm diameter, 40.3mm lug to lug, 10.4mm thickness) ➡ geni.us/lorusrrx89fx9
19:39 Signum 38.5mm Cuda (Opal & Tiger's Eye) (38.5mm diameter, 43.9mm lug to lug, 13.7mm thickness) ➡ bit.ly/SignumCudaOpal & bit.ly/SignumCudaTiger
21:25 Merkur Seizenn Skin Diver (38.2mm diameter, 44.4mm lug to lug, 13.7mm thickness including domed crystal) ➡ tidd.ly/3BuXt6C
23:50 More Best Diver Watches For Thin Wrists
24:25 Marathon MSAR 36mm ➡ bit.ly/MarathonMSAR36
24:52 Glycine Combat Sub 36mm ➡ www.kqzyfj.com/click-8946237-...
25:07 Hamilton Khaki Navy Scuba 37mm ➡ tidd.ly/3UavWSH
25:36 Lorier Neptune S3 38.8mm ➡ bit.ly/LorierNeptuneS3
25:56 Baltic Aquascaphe 38mm (39mm with bezel) ➡ bit.ly/BalticAquascapheBWC
26:24 Yema NavyGraf Marine Nationale 39mm ➡ bit.ly/YemaMarineNationale
26:26: Yema Superman Heritage 39mm ➡ bit.ly/YemaSupermanHeritage
26:49 Certina DS Action Diver 38mm ➡ tidd.ly/3nKTA9l & tidd.ly/3yNgfYK
27:11 Seiko SNE57 38mm ➡ www.kqzyfj.com/click-8946237-...
27:36 Seiko SBDN019 38.75mm ➡ partner.discovery-japan.me/pr...
*Correction: San Martin did not provide a discount code, my error*
Purchased with my own money:
Timex Navi Depth, San Martin SN004G, Seizenn Skin Diver, and the Vostok Amphibia
Sent in at my request or for previous videos:
Maen Hudson, San Martin SN045G & SN029G, RLG Odyssea, both Signum Cudas and the Pagani Design 'Submariner' that's seen briefly in the video.
Had their cost covered by Amazon, via a Fashion Influencer Program reward voucher:
Invicta 9204OB, Luminox Sea Turtle, Seiko Mini Turtle, and the Lorus RRX89FX9
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[@BensWatchClub]

To clarify, the Seizenn has an NH36, goodness knows how the SN typo made it's way onto the script lmao. Also, it's 'Carbonox' not 'Carbonex'. 🛒Products Featured (affiliate): Invicta Pro Diver 9204OB (37.5mm diameter, 47.3mm lug to lug, 11.2mm thickness) ➡ geni.us/invicta9204OB Vostok Amphibia (39.8mm diameter, 46mm lug to lug, 15mm thickness including domed crystal) ➡ geni.us/vostokamphibia or meranom.com/en/amphibian-classic/?mfp=15-case-width-approx-mm[39],stock_status[7]?tracking=5f0d740b69467 Maen Hudson 38 MKIII (38mm diameter, 45.4mm lug to lug, 12.5mm thickness including domed crystal) ➡ www.maenwatches.com/pages/hudson-automatic-collection San Martin SN004G (38.5mm case diameter, 39mm bezel, 45.8mm lug to lug, 13mm thickness including domed crystal) ➡ tidd.ly/3lJ7GYq Luminox Sea Turtle XS.0301.L (39mm diameter, though varies with bulges, 45.8mm lug to lug, 12.1mm thickness) ➡ geni.us/luminoxseaturtle Seiko Mini Turtle SRPC35K1 (42.2mm diameter, 43mm lug to lug, 12.8mm thickness) ➡ US: ebay.us/igt0yw & UK: ebay.us/PuhmKN Seiko SKX013 (38mm diameter, 44mm lug to lug, 13.1mm thickness) ➡ geni.us/seikoskx013k San Martin SN045-G (40.3mm diameter, 42.9mm lug to lug, 13.5mm thickness including domed crystal) ➡ tidd.ly/3n3mS2j San Martin SN029-G (38mm diameter, 47.5mm lug to lug, 11.6mm thickness) ➡ tidd.ly/3lT1du0 Timex Navi Depth (38mm diameter, 46.5mm lug to lug, 11.6mm thickness including domed crystal) ➡ US: ebay.us/hAB2sl or fave.co/3ADlRGF & UK: fave.co/3ygovis RLG Odyssea (37.8mm case diameter, 39mm bezel, 45.7mm lug to lug, 13.1mm thickness) ➡ bit.ly/RLGOdyssea **use promo code BWC21 for $30 off** AliExpress ‘Homages’ ➡ tidd.ly/3lQT2yD & tidd.ly/3paigdi Lorus Sports Dive-Style RRX89FX9 (35.7mm diameter, 40.3mm lug to lug, 10.4mm thickness) ➡ geni.us/lorusrrx89fx9 Signum 38.5mm Cuda (Opal & Tiger's Eye) (38.5mm diameter, 43.9mm lug to lug, 13.7mm thickness) ➡ bit.ly/SignumCudaOpal & bit.ly/SignumCudaTiger Merkur Seizenn Skin Diver (38.2mm diameter, 44.4mm lug to lug, 13.7mm thickness including domed crystal) ➡ tidd.ly/3BuXt6C Marathon MSAR 36mm ➡ bit.ly/MarathonMSAR36 Glycine Combat Sub 36mm ➡ www.kqzyfj.com/click-8946237-11554237?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.jomashop.com%2Fglycine-combat-sub-automatic-green-dial-ladies-watch-gl0341.html Hamilton Khaki Navy Scuba 37mm ➡ tidd.ly/3UavWSH Lorier Neptune S3 38.8mm ➡ bit.ly/LorierNeptuneS3 Baltic Aquascaphe 38mm (39mm with bezel) ➡ bit.ly/BalticAquascapheBWC Yema NavyGraf Marine Nationale 39mm ➡ bit.ly/YemaMarineNationale Yema Superman Heritage 39mm ➡ bit.ly/YemaSupermanHeritage Certina DS Action Diver 38mm ➡ tidd.ly/3nKTA9l & tidd.ly/3yNgfYK Seiko SNE57 38mm ➡ www.kqzyfj.com/click-8946237-11554237?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.jomashop.com%2Fseiko-prospex-brown-dial-mens-watch-sne571.html Seiko SBDN019 38.75mm ➡ partner.discovery-japan.me/products/?affID=0075408&pid=5335

[@michaelbedford8017]

I'm not a Vostok 'fanboy', I'm 63 and have owned only one; a scuba dude in a 720 case. Nevertheless, for the money, it was best quality trusted real dive-watch I've ever owned.

[@michaelbedford8017]

Timex Navitimer: I bought one second-hand, full-set, for peanuts (I wanted a quartz to regulate my mechanical watches). The finishing was a joke, it came with two 'natos', a nylon and a leather, both of which were over 1mm shy of the lug width. The dial was as flat as 'a witches tit'. p.s. the second hand had a relationship with the markers like a vampire with garlic. Absolute crap. I sold it online at a reasonable profit, but felt guity about it.

[@oscarosullivan4513]

Didn't know you were married and that scissors gag reminds me of the Georgie Burgess snip snip

[@oscarosullivan4513]

The vostok movements can be regulated to quite a good spec

[@oscarosullivan4513]

36mm marathon diver

[@mtube8564]

I feel that whenever I put on a good diving watch, I transform into a secret agent. Idk why, it just feels that way.

[@FoxMocks]

Hmm... Probably it's the trope from the films. Heck, Pierce Brosnan wore a blue Omega Seamaster in all 4 of his James Bond films and Daniel Craig is as well wearing a vintage looking black one

[@mtube8564]

@@FoxMocks I think that's it, I actually got into diver watches because of James Bond. I really like the omega seamaster and older Rolex submariner lineups

[@bakayariman4394]

Same bro

[@saairajinish]

True 😅😅😅I wanted to buy a vostok so I can feel like a kgb🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@herberar]

Well when I was 7, my big cousin had a diver style watch, I am 61 and still feel the same! Cheers!!!

[@Podcastage]

Outstanding video Ben. Thanks for all the hours you put into this.

[@marcofalcon641]

… well, its his job and he earns money for it ;)

[@BlazingBlakesGaming]

Yoooo Mics and watches, what else you need?

[@hadiffnazhan862]

Oh hey its that microphone guy

[@JusttheWatch]

Glad to se the RLG in there! That one played a big role in converting me to wearing smaller divers, despite having a 7.5 inch wrist myself.

[@robcrochet2025]

Probably the most exhaustive resource on the subject I've seen on KZbin. Good job Ben!

[@hlebo]

Well done, Ben -- a great video. I think you make a point here that just begins to scratch the surface of an issue more manufacturers should consider: generally, men's watches are too, too large. Anything over 40mm is noticeably big on even larger wrists, and watches over 43mm simply look ridiculous. I wish the industry would learn a lesson from its history, and produce more watches in the 38-40mm range.

[@tedblack2415]

Commendable research Ben & much appreciated , opened my eyes to a few i hadn't come across, well done.

[@RichardT2112]

The Luminox looks like the CASIO MRW200H I’m currently wearing on my wrist … and my CASIO costs $40. Quartz movement, 10bar water resistance and frankly AMAZINGLY accurate - losing around 1-2aec a month. For the price it cannot be beat - best for us in the “small wrist” club.

[@glennpowell3444]

Same thoughts here.Plus the casio has a day wheel aswell.Paid £16 for mine about 4 years ago and on its second battery which is fine.Love the look.

[@Santor-]

The casio may be $40, but when handlig it, feels more like a $15 watch. And yes, I have one of them. It looks the part, but feels super cheap, the casio. Night and day difference from the Duro.

[@jonasjung256]

Just bought that same watch for $19.99. Spectacular, especially with it looking so much like that Luminox Sea Turtle for less than a 1/10th of the price and the same water resistance rating.

[@pavlodeshko]

does it wear small though? 44mm in diameter..

[@RichardT2112]

@@pavlodeshko the Casio? Yes it does, yet I’m not sure about the Luminox …

[@TheElly750]

this video was exactly what i was looking for. i have bigger wrists so i never had issues with dive watches in general but my best friend not so much and I know that he would love to get one that wouldnt look dumb on his small wrists. I wanted to get him one as a birthday gift and this video just saved me a lot of time and research. Greatly appreciated.

[@spring899]

I've had the San Martin a few months , it's magnificent , conversion female end links have been released , £7 , they're currently on the slow boat from China to me.

[@craig2100]

Brilliant selections. Thanks for sharing

[@eronavbj]

Excellent choices, Ben. I have a 6.5 inch wrist, and have several 40-plus divers that I just don’t use. There seem to be some good choices here. Thanks for all the research.

[@joelplascencia3568]

I also have a 6.5-7 inch wrist and the orient kamasu fits like a glove!

[@eronavbj]

@@joelplascencia3568 I too like the fit of my Orient Rays, even though they are 41.5. I believe it has to do with Orient's wider bands, which distract from the watch's diameter, plus, the lugs turn downward at just the proper angle.

[@jackwalsh5850]

Just discovered this channel a few days ago! It's a gem, informative and hilarious. Thank you so much

[@genemcgarry457]

I'm familiar with most of the brands you mentioned. You do a nice job of explaining your choices keeping it moving with a more open ended approach. Using price and originality as deciding factors. Good job.

[@7rslender]

Great video. In general Seiko Diver Watches usually wear much smaller than the specs would suggest. With my skinny 6 inch wrist, I can pull off an SPR777 Turtle no problem. This actually led me to try on an SLA021 MM300 which also felt fine. I ended up getting the discontinued SBDX017 MM300 which is pretty comfy on my wrist. The last addition to the bunch was an SBDC061 MM200. Also, no problem to wear. I must say though I am not a bracelet guy and all 3 watches are on Phoenix or CWC G10 Nato straps. If you like a watch and think it's too big for you, go and try it on! Especially if it's a Seiko. What they do with their cases is some kind of magic.

[@amirulizzad6122]

I was looking for the seizenn review for a while. Glad to see it pop up in the most reliable reviewer's list.

[@Trex100]

Yes, that is a real upgrade to the watch it is homaging.

[@tiagopereira5260]

Thank you for all the trouble you had putting the list together, man! I really liked to know about the smaller sized Combat Sub :)

[@mrkitewine7700]

Thanks for this video Ben, I loved the Wilhelm scream 👌 The seiko mini solar tunas are also surprisingly wearable considering their dimensions. This is due to the almost non-existent lugs.

[@Colorado_Ronin]

I appreciate long videos like this. Keep up the good work

[@BensWatchClub]

Thanks Bruh!

[@stonefly514]

Another fantastic and informative video! I have too many watches now and now i want even more! Cheers again Ben x

[@bestvaluewatches]

Brilliant video with very great options!

[@MrBarrystuart]

Love your channel Ben, you feature interesting watch options and comparisons that I really don't see anywhere else - thanks !

[@alvaropv7574]

Great video Ben!! Thank you for the research!!!

[@jasonwarwick633]

Excellent video my man, nice work!

[@abseiduk]

appreciate the hard work

[@Shaain_It_Is]

The intro is GOLD!

[@trevorhofmann1562]

Superb video, Ben! Really appreciate all the research work this must have taken. It will be saved as a go-to resource whenever I feel the need to re-scratch the diver itch. Hmmm... I should probably reword that last phrase...

[@breezytuesdays]

Now this is how you have an intro💕

[@mahmudulislamkhan]

Awesome video... Thanks for going through the pain of browsing hundreds of watches for us

[@J4L5]

Excellent video and outstanding research!

[@ruperthollandjkjk4387]

Great video Ben. I would also like to add the Seiko Monster to the list. Despite the name, the short lug to lug length makes it good for smaller wrists. And they look freaking cool. Plenty of good homages of them too.

[@kinho5794]

What a solid roundup!

[@ranch51]

Thank you so much for this - fantastic video, as with the other reviews of yours I have seen!

[@drebarthelotte5712]

Thank you sir. Awsome video.

[@matimatty9069]

Great video as always!

[@charlesforbin8526]

Very solid choices, nice video!

[@TheWestaCovinos]

Thanks for the video! Excited to watch :p

[@ChristyOFaghan]

nicely done; lot of really interesting pieces

[@nickgee7291]

great video!! Im currently wearing the invicta , and I enjoyed seeing all the different options in the video! That San Martin is especially handsome

[@claudiobonino6830]

Amazing video. Thanks

[@KTBFFH1]

Superb video Ben. Thanks

[@socialanxietycrushers2092]

Very well curated, Ben! I like the unique case depth and look of the Marathon divers...very unique and cool!. However, the best find of this video for holiday giving is the Lorus Sports RRX89FX9...for a "cheap" watch it still looks very sharp and could be a fun gift for kids and adults alike!

[@russellhazeldine3408]

Great video. Thanks

[@tee_m]

Nice to see some amphibia love 💓

[@tharun7290]

This video is a godsend !

[@rjpm92]

Brilliant video bud, must have put so much time into it. Thankfully, it shows and is much appreciated!

[@dad_jokes_4ever226]

Great video Ben well done

[@markbyrum4743]

Good vid. Keep at it!

[@younusimam-thesalamproject6340]

Such an amazing roundup! You really did your research and I will be referencing this in the future when i have to buy gifts. While i have tiny wrists as well, I just purchased the Orient Kamasu and it fits extremely well. Its short lug length mean that it wears only slightly larger than a 39mm Vostok.

[@3rdstone1]

I just got the Kamasu as well, and it fits like a SKX on my 6.5 inch wrist. Same concept like Seiko with short lugs, I wish more brands did that. And female end links, goddammit!

[@younusimam-thesalamproject6340]

@@westondavey4871 agree. I have even smaller wrists than that. Bracelet is much better than I expected, but i still prefer the $10 Ali Express Mesh.

[@FabianBiegert]

Great Video Ben!

[@moddaeng]

Nice video. I own an Islander Isl-05. Top quality. 2 years not a scratch. Lume is good and lasts. Fits wonderfully on my 6.3 inch wrist.

[@axelmartinezpersson2268]

One of your most helpfull and best videos ever. Great Job👍

[@mrxcman9272]

That intro XD Also this was a great video. I'm absolutely going to check out some of these watches.

[@shsotim]

Thank you for this video

[@tombeast17]

Great video, cheers man.

[@s4tch]

good picks overall. i picked a scurfa for my small wrist and i love it. the silicone strap is outstanding.

[@somfortiwan]

Great video! I also struggle from the skinny wrist syndrome and have really forced myself to only buy 40mm or smaller. My wallet says you should not create more videos with collections for skinny wrists, but I'm sure I would watch it again and put another 3 watches on my wishlist xD

[@aspiniou]

That must have taken forever - thanks for showing us a lot of options, much appreciated!

[@markikn3183]

Winner of an intro, Ben👍👍👍

[@mashamambea5704]

This is you're best video yet thanks for this on behalf of the IBRC (small wrist) community.

[@davidcaamano2716]

Good roundup.

[@HaonProductions]

I've got a few watches from this list for my scrawny wrists, but my diver which gets the most wrist time by far is the Armida A11. At 36mm it's smaller than I thought I'd ever go but I absolutely love it. It has an ETA movement for under $400, a milsub-esque design, great lume, and my version has the day at 6'oclock and not just the date which is really unique. Would wholeheartedly recommend to just about anybody seeking a compact diver, it scratches an itch I thought I would only get from tracking down a Tudor Submariner 75090 or an Omega Seamaster 2551.

[@quantumcreator8888]

Love ur channel Ben congratulations

[@Aghogho66]

what a long but amazing video!!! but now you got me stuck with the Signum Cuda Abalone!

[@3rdstone1]

Solid work here Ben, and I actually said to myself close to the end of this video: This must've taken a hell of a time to put togheter. Great work piecing all this stuff together. As an example, that Seizeen sure gives that over priced (IMHO) Timex a match. An NH35 automatic instead of quartz and better bracelet for less money? Now, that's interesting (and yeah, of course I'm aware of the conditions in China when it comes to manufacturing costs compared to the "western world" and bla bla..). These nostaliga releases are often rarely upgraded but instead with way, way more increaseing prices. Its's like a watch from 1980, without any upgrading but you're paying ridiculously prices for this one now. I also appreciate when you give microbrands a notice here, sometimes these are really good value with great quality, even though they cant compete price wise to the all familiar AliExpress brands. Keep up the good work.

[@aghostofthepast]

THANK YOU FOR THIS VID!

[@jonasnaeyaert3738]

Great vid!

[@younusimam-thesalamproject6340]

Yes!!! Finally!

[@Ano_Nim]

Great video

[@sdaiwepm]

The seconds hand of my Scuba Dude was hypnotic in its smoothness.

[@kjibarrola]

This is probably the best list on this subject! Really appreciate you focusing on realistically affordable watches🙌🏽 i’m super curious about islander watches though. Maybe you could review the ISL-63? On paper, it looks like a great dive watch for smaller wrists!

[@tylerblake3596]

I have a 7 3/8” wrist, but I still prefer smaller watches. As I’ve been exploring the world of divers, I’ve been a bit discouraged as it seems like they’re all huge. This video is brilliant and just what I needed! So many great recs on here. Thanks mate!

[@dubbeglas3861]

Great video! Would love the same video for chronographs 😊

[@OXyShow]

Thanks for the video Ben! I really want you to Review some weird Casios

[@Fret-knot]

Wow - applause for the amount of time and effort that obviously went into this one. 👍🏻

[@dunderhay9169]

Wow, that was a great range of watches 👍

[@rp20832]

Thanks for the comprehensive list. I have a few of the models, and especially fancy the 38mm Islander SKX013 style. Found some unknown to me models, that Ill have to go check out :)

[@JohnSmith-dt1tw]

A wildcard suggestion would be a Seiko Monster. Availability for gen 1 and 2 models is a bit limited now, and the gen 3 and 4 watches are on the expensive side, but they do genuinely wear much smaller than you might think from the dimensions (in my opinion anyway!). My wrist is around 15.5-16cm and while the Monster looks big, it doesn't look like it's too big, if that makes sense. I think it's the short curved lugs, and the shallow height making it fit better.

[@davidholmes2283]

I have a 6.7/8 (180mm) wrist and the best fitting watch I have is the Seiko SKX023J. J = Japanese market and it has a case size of 37mm with 45mm over lugs. I know they no longer make these but it's perfect for my wrist.

[@scottlauren3145]

I know this video took a lot of time and effort. Well done dude!!

[@Captain_Neckbeard]

I really liked those San Martins. I'll have to look into those.

[@joellinker9899]

Very thoughtful, through and useful. And although my wrist is gigantic, due to being a meat balloon, I found your suggestions well reasoned. The camera gear in the product shots was a nice touch.

[@nicholasolifant9538]

Best video ever ben well done even though it was super long I really enjoyed it👌⌚🤙🤙 there watches now on my radar 😁

[@nickzinser7566]

The Seiko SRPG is a nice option too, 43mm case diameter, but only 44mm L2L so it wears much smaller. The thick bezel also helps reduce wrist presence. I have the SRPG59 and it looks very handsome. Added a Strapcode Hexad bracelet that matches very well with the finishing and geometry of the case.

[@ric_do_radio]

Excellent video! My wrist is 16.1 cm.

[@Heatmizer42]

Great to see videos like these. I would even consider the Seiko SRPG15 as I think the lug to lug is 45mm. It's kind of a hybrid field/dive watch though.

[@troynasello2085]

That seizenn has a dual time bezel, just fine for a 3 hander. If it had a 24 hour bezel, then it would make no sense unless it had a gmt hand. This is often mixed up.

[@butnugit]

You would think he of all people would know this.

[@troynasello2085]

I think it was a simple oversight

[@waynesellers4078]

Was about to say same thing. I actually prefer dual time bezels over dive/countdown bezels

[@MattGDesign]

Amazing breakdown, very tempted to get the Vostok, I used to have an early Kickstarter Maen Hudson but sold it and this video makes me miss it. One that I've found amazing is the Steinhart Ocean One, though it's an homage to older Rolex submariner models.

[@Trex100]

Excellent work on this Ben. So many great watches here. Funny how (to me) that Luminox looks so cheap... probably my least favorite on the list. Top faves are probably the Baltic, RLG, Seiko mini T and that San Martin retro diver. But you really found a lot of gems. Thanks.

[@johnny6171]

By the way thank you for the great website all look great information! I've learned a lot even at my Advanced age ☺️

[@JasonTheWatchGuy]

I definitely have a small wrist complex 😥 Some great watches here, amazing deals to be had also, especially with San Martin

[@cartoonpete407]

Woah, I was just throwing on my Glycine Combat when you mentioned Glycine Combat Sub! 😁✌

[@marlboro9tibike]

Since the movements are relatively small, I matured and now the smaller the watch the more appealing. I wont put a 200g of paperweight on my wrist.

[@aniqanuar6320]

That opal diver looks amazing

[@mwint1982]

Thanks Patricia

[@MrWansty]

the seestern 62mas at 38mm is a great affordable option

[@ocb05]

Glad you mentioned the Baltic Aquascaphe. Solid and lightweight despite on full bracelet.

[@Mr-Safology]

Vostok komandirskie no doubt an an amazing, small quirky timepiece, with as many options as the colours at the paint isle in B&Q.

[@Oh4Chrissake]

Someday, Timex will re-release the T29781 - a Sub-homage with an indiglo backlight. Well, I can dream, can't I?.

[@rubensanmaurodelbosqur1950]

Excelente video 👏.