Diver Watch Reviews
Is this microbrand watch better value than even the Christopher Ward C60 line of watches, yet still offer the same, or even better level of build quality and finishing? Nearly every aspect of this watch screams value for money, especially when put head to head against the ever popular British brand.
The EREBUS Origin comes in a range of colours, from classic to contemporary. Its strength is in combining a tool diver aesthetic, with high quality touches that make it a versatile piece for all occasions. The original design 316L stainless steel case is crafted to hug the wrist. It is 41mm in diameter for superb clarity, but with a compact 47mm lug to lug, 20mm between the lugs, and a thickness...
Introducing the Dual Series 01 from Singapore microbrand, UBIQ Watches. Sized at the sweet spot of 39mm with an uncommon dual-timing bezel, so you can track anything from boiling an egg to a 2nd-time zone. Utilizing a 60-click bi-directional bezel with an aluminium insert for that vintage flavour and feel. Available on launch in five different vibrant colourways...
Discover the Prometheus Jamanta Dive Watch - a compelling microbrand embodiment of the audacious spirit from Prometheus Watch Company. This isn't just a watch; it's your reliable ally for thrilling aquatic adventures. Experience the exceptional quality and unique design...
Introducing the new Aerotec Ace MkII, a vintage inspired pilot's watch. Made from CuSn8 bronze, a marine grade bronze alloy that is known to patina nicely over time. Powered by a true no date Japanese movement from Seiko, the reliable NH38. Other features include an impressive 200m of water resistance, sapphire crystal and a premium Italian leather strap with a matching signed bronze buckle.
The Atlas GMT is Waldhoff's 2nd ever dive watch after the very well received Seawolf. It is a purpose driven design, where functionality and readability are elevated even in murky waters, thanks to its top grade Swiss luminous pigment. At its core beats a brand new Seiko NH34 GMT movement, a highly reliable Japanese caliber. GMT stands for Greenwich Mean Time, which is the 'zero hour'...