All articles tagged with #dive watch
Ulysse Nardin has released the Diver Air, the lightest mechanical dive watch ever made, weighing only 52 grams thanks to the use of lightweight materials like titanium, carbon fiber, and Nylo-Foil, while maintaining robust features such as 200m water resistance and a 90-hour power reserve.
The Namica Shirahama 2 is an affordable Japanese dive watch that stands out with its bold, colorful design and unique features, offering a strong alternative to traditional Seiko divers at a competitive price, with options for different straps and eye-catching aesthetics inspired by Japanese culture.
Seiko has expanded its Prospex Speedtimer collection with new models featuring a rare inner rotating bezel with a countdown scale, reminiscent of a 1980s Seiko 5 Sports model. The new models, SPB513 and SPB515, are equipped with the advanced caliber 6R55 movement, offer increased water resistance, and come in retro-inspired dial designs, blending vintage aesthetics with modern performance. They will be available in September 2025 for $995, with a special Datsun collaboration version.
Omega has released new versions of its two deepest-diving watches, the Planet Ocean 600M and Seamaster Planet Ocean 6000M Ultra Deep. The Planet Ocean 600M features a ceramic bezel with a blue PVD coating and a gradient blue dial, while the Ultra Deep has a darker blue colorway and a dial pattern that represents the bottom of the Challenger Deep. Both watches are water-resistant to 600 meters and use METAS-certified automatic movements. The Planet Ocean 600M is priced at $7,400, while the Ultra Deep is priced at $13,000.
Omega has released a special edition of its Seamaster 300 dive watch to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Seamaster line. The watch features a blue gradient dial, a ceramic bezel insert with a blue enamel diving scale, and a closed caseback with an engraving of Poseidon. The luminous areas are done in a blue hue that matches the broad arrow hands and lollipop seconds tip. Equipped with the Omega Master Co-Axial caliber 8912, the watch is priced at $7,400.
Tudor has unveiled its newest dive watch, the Black Bay 54, which draws inspiration from the brand's first dive watch, the Tudor Submariner ref. 7922. The watch features a 37mm case, a lollipop seconds hand, a no-date automatic movement, and a symmetrical timing bezel with no graduated hash marks from 0-15. The Black Bay 54 is powered by Tudor's Manufacture Calibre MT5400 and features 200m of water resistance. It retails for $3,850 on the bracelet and $3,625 on the rubber strap.
Huawei has announced the Huawei Watch Ultimate, a premium smartwatch with dive computer functionalities, a liquid metal casing, and a reputed 14-day battery life. The watch is capable of surviving depths of over 100 meters for up to 24 hours and has passed specific diving equipment tests. It also features a new Expedition Mode for overground treks and health data such as blood oxygen levels. The Huawei Watch Ultimate will be available in the UK and Europe, with pricing to be confirmed. It is designed to compete with the Apple Watch Ultra, with similar diving functionalities and extreme altitude operation, but with a longer battery life and a more premium analog dive watch design.