Rolex "Hulk" Alternatives - More Attainable Dive Watches with Green Dials

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At the moment, there are a number of luxury watches that are enjoying previously unimaginable levels of scarcity and appreciation, and the green Rolex Submariner known as the "Hulk" (116610LV) is an excellent example. Because of the now extreme prices and hard-to-get nature of the Hulk in the the current watch market place, I wanted to suggest some alternative watches that are of course less expensive and easier to get, and also take up a green dial diver color scheme. If you like these kinds of alternatives videos, suggest some other watches we can provide alternatives for in the comments!
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[@eboyjim]

I know people hate Tag but that Aquaracer in person is absolutely beautiful.

[@casualsuede]

Idiots hate tag hauer. Non-snob watch fans just find them to be overpriced. Btw, I own an Aquaracer in blue, which I bought used for $750.

[@nineteen8985]

I own the 43mm Aquaracer with white dial. I absolutely love it! I need to trade in for that green tho. Wow!!!

[@kingadjust5422]

I'm getting the blue dial steel bezel aquaracer for Christmas it's been my dream watch for 3 years 😎👍

[@bschauer491]

I really like the decagon bezel and 6:00 date window.

[@bschauer491]

Sorry, Dodecagon bezel. I can't count.

[@michaelhargis7036]

Great video Teddy. I'm not new to the green dial fad, they have always been my favorite color scheme for watches. Green dials somehow convey a different message and I dig it. The green dial Tissot Power Matic 80 and the green Formex are on my (affordable) grail list. Again, great video 👍

[@theo59643]

Love the “alternatives” concept! I find a lot of new watches and brands this way. Also, you omitted the formex reef! I’m currently considering it.

[@johnnychin]

Agreed. The fact that you can configure the green dial to have green/black/steel bezels in their website is pretty neat.

[@jollyrob]

I keep coming back to the Oris Aquis. I still feel it's the best looking diver regardless of color or price.

[@999NINE99]

I've said this before. Every time Teddy says "in terms of" you have to take a drink. Great game. Don't take it personally Teddy, your videos are excellent.

[@aarontrionfi3893]

You know you've made it when people make drinking games about you.

[@Ryguy6894]

Dont forget “in regards to”

[@Mr-Safology]

I say "In terms of" a lot. Just the other day, in terms of debating on the shingles vaccine (RZV), my mother noticed that I repeatedly say those three special words, to her. Not "I love you" (still needs work), but " In Terms Of." 😂

[@shawn1928]

@J G meh could be worse. like those who have completely taken the word "fewer" out of their vocabulary, and replaced it with "less" for everything (rather than, less sugar and fewer sugar cubes), or "amount" also for everything (so amount of commotion vs. number of people causing the commotion) Bonus: or those individuals who insist on starting sentences with, "So...

[@999NINE99]

@@shawn1928 Don't forget "up talk" to really accent the "So". It's music to my ears. Haha. Thanks for the bonus!

[@RobertOrtiz1015]

The hydro comquest is amazing looking and the forest green is amazing! I am not a green fan so i tend to gravitate to darker greens.

[@HRM.H]

Army green is the new navy blue for watch dials. I expect a yellow or burgandy take over next year

[@sonkenoack8845]

For yellow, I'd like the Tutima M2 Seven Seas (orange also available).

[@metatechnologist]

Glad I'm not the only one that noticed that. All too dark green for me. Deep Blue should have been mentioned imo.

[@lancelloyd7429]

You should do a "moonphase" complication overview with various options from low to high in price. That would be awesome.

[@The_Chosen_Juan]

All the watches in this list are amazing but the Oris is my favorite one.

[@chelious1973]

Great video Teddy! This will be a very long post. But promises to be informative. As a long time person who is very aware of the inner dealings of the watch industry i can shed some light on the subject of using non-in house movements. The Aqua-Racers 2824-2 in the Aqua-Racer is not a drop in like on other watches. Like the Brietling Calibre 17, Breitling gets ETA kits, not whole movements. Same as Tag-Heuer. Switzerland law prohibits ETA from providing movements to companies of a certain size. This is why micro brands can still get them and Brietling and Tag Heuer cannot. This is the work around they use as technically they are not getting movements, it is classified as ‘parts’. These ‘kits’ are not assembled, and are of chronometer grade to begin with. A far cry from the already assembled lower grade 2824-A2 a micro brand uses. This is why Tag-Heuer’s latest release of the caliber 5 was a chronometer. You have to use chronometer grade parts to achieve such accuracy without reworking the movement entirely. Tag-Heuer has the know how and resources to make a 2824-A2 into whatever they want. They are a in house manufacturer after all. The Heuer 02 is one of the best there is, regardless of manufacture. Tag has also won the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève. The highest achievement for any watch company. www.gphg.ch/horlogerie/en A simple search on google will quickly tell you how most users of this movement are consistently achieving chrometer performance without the certification. forums.watchuseek.com/f25/how-accurate-your-calibre-5-tag-3229890.html People forget Tag-Heuer is part of the LVMH group, with tremendous resources at their disposal. They also won the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie multiple times for their innovation with watch movements! Such as a tour billion and the mikogirder. And recently with the updated caliber 5 a-magnetic isograph, which is a totally in house mainspring. The balance bridge and balance wheel and rotor are already in house parts made by Tag already in that movement. They modified it further with the isograph technology. wornandwound.com/baselworld-2019-tag-heuer-autavia-isograph/ By Swiss law in order to call a movement a different name if your company is a certain size the movement must have a certain amount of " customization" to it to use a different moniker. Such as Breitling caliber 17, Tag Heuer caliber 5, IWC 30110, Tudor also customizes their own 2824-2 but does not use a different name, and so on. Most assume it's a standard low grade ETA movement. Which couldn't be further from the truth. A chrono meter grade 2824-2 assembled from ETA is fantastic as it is, Tag-Heuer even customizes it further from that. So do all the companies I mentioned. Can a standard 2824-A2 or SW200 do this? kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJfdYpumnKyVmtU Only knock against Tag is there are different grades of the calibre 5. Lower graded calibre 5s in the link series or formula one are not the same. These are Selitta SW200s and are not chrono meter grade. The Aqua-Racer and Carrera day and day date use the chrono meter grade movements. This is where the disparity and confusion comes from. Tag should call the lower end movements something else. Brietlings Calibre 17 is so heavily modified that the movement has mostly Brietling parts. To call it a 2824-2 would be like calling a Lexus a Toyota. IWCs 30110 in the XVIII takes it a step further in they only use the base plate from the 2824-2! The rest of the parts are all IWC. If you look at the new IWC movements in the Spitfire the in house 32110 which is a all in house movement, it is a carbon copy of the 30110 with a longer mainspring. It became more cost effective to recreate the 30110 as a in house movement than to modify it from a 2824-2. www.watchtime.com/reviews/all-fired-up-reviewing-the-iwc-pilots-watch-automatic-spitfire/ Brietlings Calibre 17 is just as heavily modified, but is more cost effective because ETA allows them to just order the base plate and two other parts as those are the only ETA parts of the movement! The rest is all Brietling. Hope your subscribers found this information usefull and shed some light on the whole ETA or in house debate. Cheers.👍

[@nemes15G]

Have an Aquis (Carysfort) and a blue Hydroconquest. I love the green Aquis but on this list I'd probably go for the Rado.. just a bit different.

[@Cowmookaze]

I've got a green dial vostok and its amazing!

[@OscarDSE]

Im really happy to see that you featured the Hydroconquest in your video. Longines is such an overlooked brand. I own one of the older models of the Hydroconquests, I was able to pick it up new for just 800 euros.

[@balesjo]

I agree. I've developed a real appreciation for Longines once I spent some time looking over their offerings and reading up on them. Love the Conquest and the Hydroconquest and am considering one for my next watch.

[@frankdux5693]

@@balesjo I have a conquest heritage in my collection. Nice watch. I enjoy the brand.

[@OscarDSE]

@@balesjo Im sure you won't regret buying one, they're great watches!

[@canadianwatchmonkey3992]

All the watches you mentioned are fantastic! The best value would definitely be the Oris Aquis with the older Sellita movement Best watch on the planet for under $2000

[@antonhallergren588]

Hmm Sinn and ball are two contendors for that title

[@canadianwatchmonkey3992]

Ok 👍 . The SINN 104 is super!!! The C65 Trident 🔱 is also a contender at $1000

[@canadianwatchmonkey3992]

@@antonhallergren588 I owned the Sinn 104 and for me it was nice but nothing special

[@anthonystevens8683]

A great idea Teddy to look at alternatives to a discontinued watch so many want with prices few can afford on the secondary market. As for the options mentioned the Oris cal 400 would get my vote, the dial is gorgeous and has symmetry,10 year servicing and warranty so shows the faith Oris has in the longevity of its new movement (just set it as per the instructions). I have this with the blue dial and find it very comfortable.

[@nickgee7291]

oh wow! that Tag is very handsome! great video again teddy! thanks for showing that one! I hadn't seen it!

[@bretthoffman9863]

These new Tag Aquaracers have won me over. Waiting for a used one to pop up.

[@WesWatchRoom]

This might be an unpopular opinion, but I would honestly take any of these over the Rolex. I appreciate Rolex and what they've accomplished but I just would never go that route. I'd be more than happy with any of these alternatives. Especially the Rado.

[@Mister_Phafanapolis]

Rolex's mode of operation is to do the absolute most average, boring, standard, uninteresting thing and to do it exceptionally well. I don't find that compelling and I definitely don't find their execution of it compelling enough to spend $10,000 to $15,000+ on a bog standard, nothing happening mechanical movement.

[@WesWatchRoom]

@@Mister_Phafanapolis I definitely agree

[@BK-rh1lj]

Can you explain more detail, why? Just wondering since Rolex is everyone dream.

[@WesWatchRoom]

@@BK-rh1lj not mine, if I had the money I'd go for omega, grand seiko or tudor. Just a personal preference as I think rolex are overpriced and have a pretty terrible model for selling watches. Well terrible for customers that is

[@garyboyle695]

@@BK-rh1lj Never wanted a Rolex and will never buy one. Their watches are so boring, having changed little over the decades.

[@akinigiri]

To each his own, but I don't understand the obsessive thirst towards the Hulk... All I can say is I am very glad that I am not infected by that desire. For me, any of the watches shown here are great choices for a green diver.

[@paulsutphin6703]

Great choices, Teddy. The green hydro conquest on the green rubber strap is a bargain and stands out among its blue and black siblings; love mine, and its quality finishing puts it at home in the watch box next to a couple pricier neighbors. Also think the Oris with that green sunburst is a standout on this list for bang for the buck. Love the Bulova Devil Diver as a party on the wrist, but the orange one is the must-have, especially if you want some Doxa-like love for a lot less money.

[@tomchvz]

Can you do a review on the TAG Heuer Carrera line?? I’m interested to hear your take on them!

[@michaelniemer4449]

Really enjoy your take on this. Totally agree with the Oris Aquis as the best direct alternative. That GO SeaQ though! That GO SeaQ is the BETTER alternative, in my most humble of opinions.

[@pinochetsfreehelicopterrid8068]

Was going to say the Seawolf is a beauty

[@KTList]

Lots of great watches but the Oris Aquis is simply stunning 😍

[@LWN90]

Just got the green aquis, after brushing out the polished parts on the bracelet....it has become my favorite watch in my collection Never bored with looking at it

[@inspectorBob88]

Brushed my hydroconquest center links too, I definitely recommend. Easy to do and looks great

[@LWN90]

@@inspectorBob88 yeah...give it more of a tool watch vibe

[@JohnJohanhair]

Hmmm so tag heuer or longines??

[@timpren]

Hi Teddy, I’ve been watching you for 3 months now and yours is the best watch channel online. Please offer up your thoughts on the Maen Skymaster 38 Thunder Gray? I’ve ordered it but don’t have it yet.

[@gamhet2]

Between the oris and Tag Heuer, are amazing green watches!!

[@bartglover22]

Teddy what about the Grand Seiko SBGE257 green version Spring Drive. Enjoyed video, more please

[@KD-mm3li]

I have a srpd63 Seiko on a jubilee bracelet. I love the look and it puts a smile on my face every time i look at it. A daily inspiration to someday have a fluted green Datejust

[@steveyoung101]

Rado's Captain Cook is very nice and the price tag is reasonable (though not an in-house movement). Bulova is not bad, too.

[@indyjoe36ify]

I'd like to see Omega Seamaster alternatives. A James Bond style Omega is my dream watch, but it'll take a long, long time for me to save up for that.

[@KirilVarbanov]

I love this Hamilton, didn't know about it, and was going to consider it immediately, if it wasn't the huge case thickness.

[@timschwarze1739]

I would've mentioned the Seiko SPB207 instead of the 177. Such a nice green watch!

[@Aaron-fb1pq]

Those longines hydroconquests are real nice, prestigious company with a somewhat affordable diver, you can’t go wrong

[@markanthonymeaney1914]

Loved this and happy you included the aqua racer that I feel is under loved but also the Khaki Navy 👌

[@Kuba-nk8zg]

Great video. One alternative option missing would be Tissot Seastar. Very good, underrated watch with interesting movement - especially in silcium balance spring version.

[@blurryn]

Nice choices for Rolex Hulk alternatives. However, the only watch that surpasses Hulk will be Seiko Prospex LX Kokebozu SNR045 for lots of reasons... Spring Drive to start with.

[@SpencerCookertin]

Teddy, I've been subscribed to you since before you had 50k subs. I love these alternatives and keep making these amazing videos! These style videos are my absolute favorite!

[@biharijivandana6894]

Trust me none can do the videos better than you. Was on a trip since a week was missing your videos. Now its good to be back. Would request you to make a video of those watches which are quite unique but no more available example floating dial, timex 25 hour watch ,etc,etc

[@doublewides]

Is Formex a micro brand? My green Formex Reef is my everyday wear and at around $1,800 offers good value for the money.

[@sean1e100]

That Bulova looks great… never come across them before! That khaki diver though is one of the most confused watches ever 🤔😖

[@GGMattt]

I've actually been loking at the Oris Aquis for a while as my replacement for a Hulk, looks so damn nice and is very well priced

[@justinmiller93]

Great video, I was interested in the green watch hype for a while and had the Mido Ocean Star 200c (in green obviously) on my shortlist for a while. I feel like that could fit neatly into this list as well.

[@DonaldSjervenE]

Amusing ending. My search for a green dial watch did find the Oris and Tag Hauer mentioned. I rejected Rolex despite temptation. IWCs green chrono became a strong contender as I did not want a date window. But it seems Glashutte Original has won out. Not the SeaQ but the PanoMaticLunar! Maybe it's the watch with the biggest date window. Even worse than a date window would be a green dial watch on a bracelet. That's what the Aqua Terra is for. It's not that I have a strong taste for things but rumor has it that the Skyflake is meant for a black strap instead of navy blue. At least navy blue is tolerable. Now the task is how to get that Glashutte.

[@ajay-xjs]

The green Oris Aquas looks stunning

[@Odin9Realms]

I’ve got the Aquis and the Aquaracer, the movements within can be debated between the two but overall build quality and finishing on the Tag is on another level than the Oris, but the price reflects that.

[@aQueDog]

Teddy: That new green Seamaster is out of this world! That my be my birthday gift to myself this year. 🤔

[@marcellmartinez3316]

Tudor Harrods edition is my green bezel grail (patek 5711 green is my green anything but it's impossible). Got called to pick up the tudor during the lockdowns when flights to London were not possible. Was really bummed out about that

[@cleanderholmes7852]

When I graduated from college 21 years ago my parents bought me the Tag Heuer Link. I still have it. I still wear it. I have never had a problem. I also an Aquaracer and I love it. It has also proven to be troubled free.

[@baoloc1160]

Yes i do enjoyed this. Thanks Teddy for always helping us see various collection in different ranges of budget.

Hey Teddy, I would like to add something about the Hydroconquest. The spikes around the rotating bezel correspond to minute indicators. That makes the smaller models look a bit different than the bigger ones: spikes get pointier the greater the diameter of the watch.

[@canadianwatchmonkey3992]

The best looking green dial at any price is the Oris Aquis Hangang Limited edition. Very hard to find but so worth it

[@ventascleanman4785]

Hi there teddy I have seen the video that you made about the Maurice lacroix Aikon (a watch that I really love) and a real Gerald Genta style no question about it, now over here in México it is difficult to find it ! But theres a green version mooore dificult to find that is not even in their web! Is a europe version límited to 20 pieces to country Haha I found a boutique in Barcelona Spain that had it so when I grab it I"ll send you pictures! Its a good alternative to the AP royaloak, ppgreendial for non hyper rich person ! 😅

[@awskhanfar3444]

There is a green Aqua Terra...it is a very nice piece....it is part of the diver group but without a bezel

[@naturalLin]

I'm surprised you didn't mention Ocean Star 200C. Green dial. Retail around $1000 USD.

[@94070]

Thanks Teddy for another good video. Just a heads up for the blog and future videos, Rado have updated their Captain Cook with 300m of water resistance and have added a new three-link bracelet.

[@kevinmarble5260]

I've wondered why TED, why I'm so focused in watches. It's nice to know other people also find the horology and artistic function work synergy merge but EYE have a background that could extend the functionality of the standard watch by applying quantum level electronic enhancements to the dial design. I'm RE TIRED so I'm knot particularly motivated but then if someone were to RE ACH out that would bee fine but I'm among a handful around the world WHO even know or appreciate what I'm talking about. King Solomon had some notion and some nice jewelry including some very thoughtful and energetic sigil RINGS with the appropriate gem stones for those on the inside - way way inside.

[@EmperorProtects4848]

Picked up an older model Certina Precidrive Diver in green this week. I am actually amazed on how this brand often gets overlooked (by myself as well). So far the watch is great extremely good bracelet for that price with micro adjustment / dive extension, overall quality is great, bezel seems to be ceramic or glass, love it! This and the new action diver in 38mm in either quartz or automatic seem to be great choices as well. Though there are some awesome picks on this list as well, I especially like the oris.

[@carodrico]

My choose is the longines hydroconquest. Very good finished, high quality and excellent specifications for the price. I love the aesthetic of the Rado Captain Cook. Very good selection of watches with all prices. Congratulations, Teddy.

[@brianramirez5795]

I’m curious to know what your opinion is on the Gevril brand, specifically the diver watches.

[@therealtw90]

I have been investigating the "homage" watch recently, Steinhart makes some really awesome GMT Divers. Is the internet for or against homage watches?

[@leatt6136]

Against

[@MrCmcolon1]

I am currently saving for the Aquis. I love the look and wrist presence.

[@pantokrator1988]

i love that longines watch... pretty good price too

[@lukerabin5079]

I think the Conquest is a fantastic modern take on a sport/diver watch.

[@A_Dude_And_His_Watch78]

I have the green oris 39.5mm with the selita. It's beautiful and the aquis has a fantastic bracelet.

[@burtonavery7548]

I have the Oris Aquis with the Selita movement. I have absolutely no regrets and to celebrate, I went out and bought the Mido.

[@akaqattan]

I went with Seiko SBDC059! Love its green dial, plus it’s limited to 1000 watches. Great video btw Teddy 👍🏻

[@ky1le750]

Not a diver but I have had the green dial Monta Triumph for about a year now and i cant stop wearing it. Green is taking over.

[@kais.6113]

Very nice comparison.

[@DeadlyMuffinCat]

was happy to see the devil diver in here . i saw the green version in a store and fell in love, had to have it. its also the watch I get the most compliments on. I wear it on days I dont work so it doesnt get as much use but its honestly the most comfortable watch ii own. ill put it on when i get home from work some nights just to enjoy it.

[@bschauer491]

I have the green Bulova devil diver. Not a fan of the non hacking Miyota, but otherwise a nice wearing watch. The green is a bit on the mint side rather than kelly. I love the retro logo on the dial and clasp along with the double domed crystal. It gets lots of compliments.

[@Yaniv.C]

ARRGGHH! TEDDY! How did you not include the Ball Roadmaster Starlight in green?! I literally went through this struggle last year! The Hulk has all but disappeared and when I found the Starlight in green and COSC no less, I had to have it and yet…. You’ve totally ignored it… for shame Teddy, for shame. Thanks for another great review :)

[@breakers1986]

My alternative is the Seiko SPB207. I think seiko is good at making green dials. Only downside is it is a limited edition.

[@chuckmader9333]

Lovely list. I know you said you were avoiding the smaller brands but I must ask - thoughts on the Ball Roadmaster Starlight?

[@mikael6043]

Literally just purchased the new green Orient RA-AC0K02 a hour ago 👌🏻

[@craigdlazarus]

Glashutte all class! Love the Aquis and Captain Cook as well. Great content - let's see more 'alternatives' pls!Thx teddy - keep 'em coming...

[@UfukSahinDenmark]

Tag Heuer looks stunning, I think I can easily deal with that ETA movement

[@edwintschopp1493]

Love the Captain Cook.

[@jwdepriest]

My favorite color is green and I’ve been looking for an LV alternative for years. I love the Patek and AP green’s but everything else does not appeal to me at all and in any way, especially the army green or aqua green in the options you provided in this video (and whatever the Tag green is). Closest to my preference have been Breitling and IWC green dials. I also don’t like the Omega Aqua Terra green. I would be curious to hear your opinion on those in the next tier up from the ones in this video.

[@charleshermetix3886]

I'd take any color Glasshutte over the Sub aaaaany day

[@casualsuede]

I'm confused, the Glashutte Original watch was Black on black right? How is that a Hulk watch?

[@UteGirlz]

What do people think about Revue Thommen Diver 17571.2129. Identical looking to the Hulk. Swiss Made. Probably decent quality.

[@youraveragepasser-by7367]

The steinhart ocean double green is also a good recommendation if you don't mind homage watches

[@tylermateos9119]

Great videos, how about a review on the brand Bell & Ross?

[@RedwoodAggie]

The G.O. models are sweet. I saw them in person recently. They're expensive, but they look like it. Some luxury watches I saw disappointed in person vs. online, but these did not. If they could up their power reserve to something along the lines of the big boys, it'd be an even better buy.

[@heinzgeitner7723]

Great videos! What do you think about "Fortis"

[@teslapete4461]

alright teddy, don't burn me at the stake, but i have a L-XL wrist @ 8.75"-9", depending on who's measuring, but I prefer watches in the 36-39mm range with my biggest being 41mm (and some giants that were gifts, lol). i've even worn 34mm vintage pieces. not sure what the deal is with the huge wrist-huge watch correlation?

[@gersonFls7]

Great video! I am currently looking for a green diver. Idk: I might start with the Mido 200c, and then upgrade from there

[@jamiedamaral4011]

Add one more the the list: Certina DS Action Diver 38 mm...... Although it does seem to be available in the US yet.

[@jackmoussadji5865]

Hey Teddy. Like everyone else, I have been looking to add a green dial to the collection and have been looking at the Aquis and Captain Cook. Probably going to settle on the new Aquis. I would suggest you do a follow-up video on other general (non-diver) green dial watches you recommend - IWC, Breitling, Omega, etc. I would love to hear your thoughts!

[@jaysp1910]

Interesting selection, surprised not to see the Formex Reef on the list. Great green dial.

[@swizzmamba8912]

Nice video! Would love to see future videos that include more IWC as well as Montblanc watches

[@williamaspen7756]

Grand Seiko Snowflake (or White Birch or really any white dial Grand Seiko...) alternatives please!!!

[@happywanderer5632]

I own the Longines Hydroconquest in Green on the green strap. Beautiful watch. The let down though is the bracelet. It's garbage, with a stamped clasp and sharp edges. Feels like it has not gone through polishing.

[@dg91xj]

My sentiments exactly. Band and clasp look nice but not most comfortable I’ve owned.

[@bowells5785]

Drawn to that Longines. Very nice.

[@MidEnginedFan]

Not into green at all but if I had to choose it would be the GO. However, that price tag...oy!

[@sidneyt1016]

I purchased the Oris because of their history, the value for what you get and the beautiful green dial. I think the green dial on the Oris Aquis Date kills the Hulk!

[@james5277]

The new Certina DS Diver Action 38mm green gold version!!! hope Teddy can review on it one day

[@mohammedalobaidli8340]

Thank you Teddy for the video.. love it.. I had question.. I'm in search of unique color like gray or yellow breitling, is there good option for them.

[@M123OCT]

Well worth looking at the Certina DS Action Diver which has an amazing green dial and bezel. 👍