Best watch style to buy? The style that got you excited about watches in the first place, and the style of watch that excites you today. Different styles can work in different occassions, the only thing that really matters is whether you are excited about it.

@lucioledizerot196

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. If you buy a watch based on recommendations, you're usually not doing the right thing

@edkwon

2 жыл бұрын

Nice sentiment but ultimately an unhelpful one when suggesting someone's FIRST watch to buy, implying they lack any real watch experience or exposure to different styles to have a style preference

@NoelKunz

2 жыл бұрын

Field watches are what actually got me excited for watches in the first place. I love dive watches too. Now, these are the only two styles I tend to own.

@lefevrealban

2 жыл бұрын

I always see posts or videos about dive watches but I just cannot find any of them beautiful. I like the idea of a dive watch and the technicity of them but I just don't like the looks. I wish I did but I just don't... However, I adore dress watches with a clean dial. I'd buy dozens of them if I had the money

@lucioledizerot196

2 жыл бұрын

@@lefevrealban and that's fine. Buy what you like. You might even develop a taste for dive watches as years go by, but if you don't it doesn't matter.

If you’re being honest about this 99.9% of people wearing dive watches don’t even go into the water let alone serious diving

@XiaoPangZi

3 ай бұрын

True, i actually am a diver, i never intend to dive with the watch though. For me it’s important that the watch lasts generations, i want my grandchildren to inherit it, i want it to survive adventures, kayaking, forgetting to take it of on the occasional shower. That’s a dive watch.

@2o3ief

Ай бұрын

​@@XiaoPangZi you want it to survive all kinds of adventures, except diving?

Teddy is one of the most educated and well spoken KZreadrs I've seen. For example on his second point anybody else making a video like this would just say "you can wear it with a suit or with a t shirt it works with everything" but Teddy gives a credible, thought out analysis of his point. I want to have dinner with this man.

@skeelo69

2 жыл бұрын

Many channels bring a vibe to the table, i like watching the variety, however i respect the knowledge also of Hoodinkee.

@mineblock9024

2 жыл бұрын

That's exactly what he said, just added a bit of filler to impress anyone susceptible to a nice tasty word soup

@charliekotarski6480

2 жыл бұрын

@@mineblock9024 disagree, he backs up all of his points much better than most people, but I see where you're coming from

@liquidtunes

2 жыл бұрын

@@mineblock9024 I get that a condescending opinion can at times be applied with some merit, but in this instance I disagree. What you see as verbosity, others see as information about their interest delivered by one of the least offensive yet erudite watchtubers out there.

@samlee2562

Жыл бұрын

He is an excellent watch salesman 😁😇🤝 haha love ya Teddy..!

Dive watch pros - lume, visibility, ruggedness, bezel timing. Downsides - many are bulky, too many that look alike

@DUKEisALIVE

2 жыл бұрын

Look alike can be a good thing. I cant count how many times ive been asked if im wearing a Rolex Submariner while wearing my Longine Hydroconquest

@CH-yp5by

2 жыл бұрын

@@DUKEisALIVE Can be a very bad thing! Living in London you would be muggers bait if they tought you were wearing a sub

@michaelphillips5263

2 жыл бұрын

That's why I love my GO Sea Q 39.5!

@micksumo

2 жыл бұрын

@@CH-yp5by absolute reason not to wear a sub or anything like that! Only my Casio 5610 in the big smoke! LOL!

@LucaQuaglierini

2 жыл бұрын

@@DUKEisALIVE same to me (I have "only" an Orient Kamasu!)

After a study I went for Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra. Such a simple and clean design for a perfect everyday watch. The true diver would be too much for me.

@neoelitist

2 жыл бұрын

me too. I wore a Submariner for 6 years. I came to the conclusion it was too clunky. Now it's Aqua Terra all the way.

@popecosh307

2 жыл бұрын

@@neoelitist I think that’s my main gripe against this style

@youraveragepasser-by7367

2 жыл бұрын

@@popecosh307 I would suggest smaller dive watches if you think they're too clunky. The 36mm Aquis and the 38mm certina ds action come to mind

@martintanz9098

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. As an every day or one watch, something like the AT dresses up better than any true dive watch. Unless you really need a rotating bezel, which hardly anyone does these days.

@rebeccawarren2976

2 жыл бұрын

@@yleexot 38mm black dial with a black leather strap plus I bought a fancy black/green NATO strap.

I agree. As the watch guy in my circle of friends it's what i always recommend 1st. It has the wrist presence , utility/durability and looks all in one watch. Plus with a variety of case sizes available for most wrists, you should be able to find the right one.

You’re killing it with all of these great consistent videos Teddy.

I’ve always like dive watches. The watch that caught my eye when I was 14 was a Omega Sea Master. I finally bought it back in 1992, a Quartz Sea Master. A lot of m people thought at the time it was because Pierce Brosnan wore it in Golden Eye, but no. I saw it at a catalog, and also my first in person encounter was a friend’s dad who was a Marines Fighter Pilot wore it. I can’t even swim well, but I have a fascination with dive watch. I now also have Planet Ocean and a Submariner. I’ve also have a Casio Dive and a couple Glycine Airman in my collection. I think the Luminox and Orient dive watches are on ky wish list. I think many low cost watches are just as good.

Teddy, Great video and great recommendation! As a geezer who remembers both Lloyd Bridges and Jacques Cousteau on TV, I will admit a diver was the first watch I coveted and the real first watch I owned - the Bulova Devil Diver. Today my collection includes other watches and other styles, but divers and field watches remain my “go to” watches.

I'm impressed by the variety of topics Teddy finds to talk about regarding divers' watches; it's enjoyable to watch. I just need something that keeps showing me all these pieces while I think about which one to get...

Teddy you have done many informative and enlightening videos about watches. But none top this one about the strength, endurance, and beauty of dive watches. Bravo!👏🏽 .

Got a Casio Duro last week due to Teddy's recommendation. Then last night discovered his Dad's channel. Two of my favorites...watches and guitars.

The initial appeal of dive watches to me brought me to get into scuba diving! Happy to have found a newfound love of the sport thru my love of dive watches

Great video! Totally agree for a first choice of mechanical watch. Dress ‘em up, dress ‘em down, wear ‘em everywhere across town.

I bought my Casio Duro as my first “dive” watch (the black dial and gold bezel variant) and I absolutely love it!!!!! It really does everything well from the affordability stand point (under $100) since at first I was iffy about the style of it (which I ended up loving), durability (my Duro has survived Vegas pool water, Kayaking/swimming in ocean water, and everyday use out of water), and wearability (you can really dress it down or even up!)! Just from this, it really opened up my eyes to see other dive watches out there! Also thanks to you teddy I would have never known about the Duro so I thank you 🙏🏽

@ajee3229

2 жыл бұрын

me too! I just got mine today and it feels very nice

Thank you Teddy for that deep dive (pun intended) into what distinguishes a dive watch from other types of watches, and how these distinctive features give it the most versatility, justifying why a dive watch should be part of every watch enthusiast's collection. The production value you put in your instructional videos is by far some of the best among KZread channels that specialize in horology. Kudos to you and your filming and editing team.

Good video, as always. Dive watch is a solid choice due to its durability and wide range of choices. Another excellent choice would be a field watch. Not as bulky as a diver, which is a plus for many people. I have found that most field watches are more comfortable to wear all day than most divers.

Having watched and subscribed to you for years, its amazing to see the growth you have had and the brith of your retail site! Congratulations and well deserved. Small ask, can you do a 'wrist watch check' before you do your videos? Its fun to see what you are wearing and I spend most of the video trying to make it out anyway... :)

Great video. I went the other way. I got a dress watch first, as I like them more. Finally got a dive watch this week. Never really liked their look until recently. Went with a Citizen Promaster Diver.

My friend was looking for a first watch but also most probably an Only Watch as well. I suggested for him to get a seiko 5 field with the bracelet. That thing has everything! Legible easy to read dial, day and date function, surprisingly good luma, reliable movement, hacking and hand winding, decent bracelet, all of that for 270 euros including tax. He is so happy with it and I'm so glad he listened to my advice to get the right watch and not rush things.

I dress very casual and I like to travel, for this there’s no better watches than the divers! Very nice video and keep the good work my friend!

I bought my first watch a couple of weeks ago. I got the Seiko Presage Ginza 140th Anniversary and I absolutely love it!

Hello, Teddy! I actually purchased one from the list you linked after watching this video. Thanks a lot for advisory and explanations, helped me sort out my mind.

Showing off that Oris Upcycle a lot lately. And it grows on me every time I see it in a video.

Agree!! When checking new watch releases or just watch brands I’v never before, I always check their divers.

Great video Teddy. A well thought out and presented angle about purchasing your first watch. I, like most of your subscribers, have multiple watches and am building a collection, but divers dominate my collection and definitely get most of my wrist time.

I am currently going back and forth on what my first and possibly only mechanical watch should be. A field watch fits my current style better, but as something that will last me the rest of my life and probably be handed down to my son, I think a dive watch would be more timeless and versatile.

After watching many videos from you, i bought a quarz watch from seiko, steel bracelet (Seiko SUR311P1) and i am very happy with it. 10bar, Saphire Crystal, very versatile, incredibly accurate (+-0sec in 2 months) A Perfect daily driver for me.

@AndreMonz

2 жыл бұрын

Also bought the SUR309P1 and it is the most versatile watch on my collection. The white or black dial would have suited better for my needs but I was on the blue dial wagon. I love it anyway!

Great video, thanks! You made some good points. My favourite watches tend to be divers. I am a diver but never wear my watches in the water (I just don’t want to lose or damage them) and anyway I use a dive computer. I use the bezel several times a day for timing things or as a reminder to do something at a certain time. As a short sighted person I really like the legibility and great lume that most divers offer. Christopher Ward produce some superb dress divers, they are great value for money.

Agreed. As first enthusiast watch I chose the Gshock Mudmaster cause all of the features. I regretted a little bit only because it's not very versatile. After that one I went for classic Gshock DW-5600 and after Citizen ProMaster Diver and the last is my daily choice. I change it every once in a while for the Gshocks when I go to a rougher place.

My first Swiss watch is a diver’s watch- Wenger Seaforce. It’s a beautiful blue watch in blue dual with 35mm. And, yes, I use it as an everyday watch as it suits any situation, not only during water activities. I totally agree with you 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

I agree with all these points. I couldn’t quite explain why I’m drawn to dive watches, and you’ve just articulate it really clearly. Off to pick up my Black Bay 58 tomorrow ☺️

The BB58 has the most wrist time in my entire collection. Such an elegant and yet practical watch that u can use in just about any occasion.

@Trapper50cal

2 жыл бұрын

That's what I was thinking...Pepsi BB58 or a Pelagos or Prince Oyster

I prefer to suggest an everyday watch, one that fits with every outfit and occasion.

@sergiobahr5427

2 жыл бұрын

pretty much this.

@jimlittle5769

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@CheesyCore

2 жыл бұрын

GADA go anywhere do anything

@MasterChief37

2 жыл бұрын

Seamaster Aqua Tera, it’s a do everything watch.

@ErikL727

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I find that divers stick out like a sore thumb with a blazer/sport coat/suit. Not a tasteful look.

I love this video! Thank you for making it. Now I need to search for an affordable dive watch for small wrist.

Oris is amazing and I wish I had known more about them earlier on. They are obviously things of beauty but love that they are accessible as well. Would love for you to do one on the Dat Watt.

I honestly love omega they are just great for every day use. They got heritage and they got style.

I read the blog article before this video came out. I agree that a dive watch like those mentioned could be a first or only watch because of their versatility and looks. What I'm really wondering is, how in a list of 53 best dive watches, was Zelos left out? I recently purchased a Zelos Hammerhead and I hardly take it off. Looks, value and durability are all there.

Thank you for launching this video with the Oris Aquis. I am on a two year plan to get this to celebrate my next achievement.

Brilliant! As usual, TB. Great content; relaxed, friendly and knowledgeable presentation. Wisdom. Giddy-up….

I'm a big fan of industrial design. The versatility of daily or dress-up is just the cherry on top for me!

I don’t know whether parents are still buying watches for their kids, but when I started school I was given a Lorus Sports divers watch in black and gold (obvs not real gold) - I’ve had a soft spot for divers ever since, especially the Seiko/Grand Seiko variety. My GADA watch is a GS SBGA031 - spring drive, titanium, large size but hugs the wrist well, takes a beating and still looks like new after a few years of daily use.

Good video. I concur on all points, especially on value and legibility. Most of my watches are dive watches.

The $50 Casio Duro, if your wrist can handle its size, is a gateway drug into dive watches.

The first thing that made me love watches was a chronograph, but then as I tried to look at more watches, divers really make me love watches.more.

Awesome job love watching your videos 📹 TEDDY

Thank you for addressing the general trend of dressing more casual. I think that is key to the argument that I nice dive watch can literally be worn with anything. Heck, just wearing a “real watch” (i.e. not a smartwatch) will get you by with probably anything you will wear that’s not a tuxedo.

@plmn93

2 жыл бұрын

Starting to see more smartwatches with suits too. I currently wear my Garmin Fenix nearly everywhere because I like the functionality. It's just too big to wear with a suit, though.

My Steinhart Ocean 39 ceramic 3D is my everyday watch plus I actually dive with it. It has an ETA 2824 that is accurate to +\- 2 seconds /day which is incredible for a $500 watch. I also love my Seiko king Samurai white dial (43mm) which I wear in the summer as my beach watch. To round it out I have a vintage Seiko 6309. I love my dive watches. Looking forward to an Omega 300 diver one day. Great videos Teddy. Thank you for interesting and accurate updates! Peace

@fawkesandhound

Жыл бұрын

I have a Steinhart OVM1 39mm, yeah these are amazing watches and a great value.

Another great video, I love the history and research you've done!!!!

Absolutely agree with Teddy here. Dive watches are the perfect watches to start and to end a watch collection. In between, you will have various watches of various styles. But if you only have one or two, get a diver.

My first automatic dive watch was a Squale 1521 blue ocean and is still the best case design i have ever come across. Even when i just owned quartz they were dive watches and Citizen and Accurist. Though i think my first ever watch was a casio F91W. I would argue a Casio square is almost perfect in many ways....

@lebowskiunderachiever3591

2 жыл бұрын

I've got a soft spot for the Casio F-108 and Casio as a whole ! I regret throwing out my original 108 after the strap broke . I look at well worn watches becoming Talismans . Still have my basic training watch (Timex) and Army graduation watch (Elgin titanium m/d/h) which I still adore 🥰

@MrSm1lesz

2 жыл бұрын

Squale does make amazing watches- wish they were as well-known as other brands.

I just bought my first watch a month ago which is a Seiko Prospex Alpinist SPB201J1 . I love it and got more interested in watches and already thinking about the next one and that will be a Taghauer, Tudor or Omega max around 3k€ but I think I gonna wait a year maybe... 😀

My Seiko SKX 007 is the one I wear the most for sure, it just fits in every occasion

Sea Hunt is such a classic show. Good to see Lloyds watches getting observed.

Diver mever die.. Agree with you bro. Now i wearing seiko spb147 and very love it and enjoy it..

Looks like I chose well. My first (at least since I started paying attention to such things) was the Invicta Pro Diver.

You make a lot of really good points. I completely agree. Nice video

Just got into the watch world, when my late father left me he’s omega seamaster deville from 64, way to small at 33mm, but my interest was lit, and seeing the beautiful seamaster 300 heritage model, but not really Abel to justifie the cost, as a first trail watch, I went for the Baltic aquascaphe blue dial, similar looks and I’m sold. Now that I started looking, at especially Teddy’s channel, I found a world filled with amazing pieces, and I think the journey just began. Thanks for the insightful and knowledgeable advice, that you bring, to watch noobs like me. Ps:still an Omega guy by heart….

@MWesley111

2 жыл бұрын

I like those small Omega watches & I have a 7 3/4 wrist

@andrewsotelo70

2 жыл бұрын

I too inherited an omega from my father, when he died last year, he left me his omega seamaster professional 300 it’s the newer model with the 8800 movement 👍🏽 I’m an omega guy too, also a Hamilton guy as well, I love my Hamilton’s as well :)

@Dozying

Жыл бұрын

I’ve been wearing my great grandfathers watch for awhile now, same exact watch Omega sea master De ville from 64!

I went with the 37mm Rolex Yacht-Master. Tried it and felt it would be a perfect all rounder. Also quite thin at 10.8mm. I wear it everywhere. Very happy with it.

@onurozdemir2898

Жыл бұрын

dont rip that rolex apart man i treated my first watch like shit before

My son and I were just talking about this, as his thirteenth birthday is coming up and he would like a “real” watch and decided (already ordered) on the Hamilton khaki field mechanical 38mm black dial bracelet h69439131 will add straps later (lug to lug a bit long for his 6.3 inch wrist but he’s still growing) and it was a resounding no to a dive watch, not liking the style, being to bulky, not versatile enough and no one where’s them, I have one! He’s chosen a nice watch anyhoo and as usual a great video.

I love this man and his channel, I’ve learned a lot about brands with pedigree and history that cost over a fraction of the hyper valued Rolex. You’ve mentioned brands that I can promise you 90% of the world doesn’t even know about since it’s all about Pateks, Milles, Rolexes, Omegas, Hublots, Jacob and Cos etc. Thank famous peoples and influencer messing the values up. Only true watch fanatics will know about those brands which makes it unique

Absolutely correct Teddy- some of these watches cover all or nearly all of the boxes I would want to tick when buying a luxury watch that can be worn everyday with a variety of outfits but also with a smart suit in more formal work occasions. IMO some brands have done well to introduce more sophisticated less rugged examples such as the Seamaster 300 featured here and the BB58 in Blue- which I think you were wearing in this video but you didn't show it! Am I right?

I got my first watch this Christmas. Casio A168, really cool!

I agree with the dive watch being the perfect starting point. I think field, or pilot's watches are better for most people, but I get that dive watches are more popular.

I am a die hard fan o dive watches. But in my opinion best style for the first watch is the one we like to most + the one that will go the best with our day to day outfits.

Agree, it's the rugged construction & legibility that are the main appeal. I like the thick bezel as it protects the crystal ( the timing feature is something I've never used). Daily beater is a Willard, "best" is my sm300 heritage. Zero interest in actually diving myself, wet & cold doesn't appeal in the slightest 😂

Totally agree. My father wore his Speedmaster ever single day wether he was in the operating room, flying, or at a wedding. It looked perfect,

Great vid! I agree with all of your points. In today's world, the majority of dive watches really can be worn in almost all circumstances short of true dress (tuxedo) situations. Many of them actually do look good, IMHO, with a suit and tie!

It won’t be my entry, or only, watch, but I’ve yet to add a dive watch to my collection so, as ever, this was a great video.

i just bought a seiko 5 srpd51k1 last 2weeks i really love it good looking any time

Couldn’t agree more. I grew up dreaming of owning a Navitimer because it was the quintessential piece of a luxury watch “to me”. Now however, if I had to pick only one watch for the rest of my life, it would be a dive watch for all the reasons you presented. I wash my hands a dozen times a day, even more after the pandemic. And my profession involves jobs that make my hands bang against lots of equipment. A luxury dive watch covers just about every occasion.

I agree 100%. I got married in Jamaica. I wore my Submariner on a ship wreck dive that day...and under the sleeve of my tux that night. 👍

I think it also depends on you personal style. I wear classic menswear each day. The most casual I ever wear is a classic polo shirt with high waisted wide legged chinos combined with a Barracuta G9 jacket. Most of the time I wear suits or sports jackets with odd trousers and always a tie and pocket square. So for me a vintage Omega Seamaster 600 was my first serious watch. It works with everything in my classic wardrobe.

I purchased a bronze Zelos Mako a couple years ago as my first watch. I wear it every single day (on a NATO strap) and it's a perfect tool/everyday watch. When I need to dress up a bit, I can polish it to a shine and put it on a classy black leather strap. I don't know if I'll ever need another watch.

@kodoaok626

Жыл бұрын

How is it doing now ? Any cons you found ?

@ryanwilson6036

Жыл бұрын

Still ticking away! My only complaint is that the bezel has loosened up quite a bit.

I have a Baltic and a Vostok. Dive watches are really fun to wear and operate

I love dive watches, my favorite genre of watch overall and for many it is an awesome option for the reasons you state in the vid. I do however think they look a bit odd on overly scrawny/smaller guys. I see some very small guys wearing the modern Sub out in the wild and it doesn't look right. There are some big dive watches out there that are meant to look and be big, totally fine but be careful with the all-arounders like a Sub or Seamaster that are designed around casual wear.

I would love to see - 1. A video on square/rectangle dial watches 2. Something on high horology pieces, like A Lange & Sohne, F.P.Journe, etc.

Good advice Teddy. There's something to suit everyone's taste and budget and most are good to 100m or more, and tough enough to take some knocks along the way.

My first watch will be the Tissot PRX 35mm when it comes out in a couple months.

Impecable taste sir!.... nice to see more than one or two of mine in your showcase!... Inc one or two of my 'desires'😃

Agreed...and another great video with substantial content.

I’ve been watching your videos. Very informative. I find it curious that you’re probably the only KZreadr that avoids speaking about Invicta. You do mention it’s competitors, but ignore invicta 😊

Well, my first two watches were an Orient Multi-year calendar, the copper version. And an Orient Kanno Diver the fanta one. I had a big wrist an 18 cm wrist and I was 14 years old.

Tissot Seastar with Powermatic 80. It's a classy diver you can also wear to the office, 200 meters, 80 hour power reserve, sapphire crystal, and great lume.. get the silicum version.

The JLC Polaris is a good go to for an all around watch that can fit every occasion... I just wish it came in a 38mm option... The current offering is too big :(

Hey Ted, I know your content is all about watches, but could you do a vid on your clothing? Brands, styles, must haves, etc..?

I wasn't a fan a dive watches until I brought one for a trip to Hawaii, since then they've been my daily wear at home and for casual dress.

I think the unidirectional design of the bezel holds the diver back from being as practical and functional as say, a pilots watch with a bidirectional timing bezel… although now that I just wrote that, I realize how specific that is.

Thanks for this. Thinking of getting a dressier watch for my son’s 30th bday. He has a Citizen diver and I’d like him to have something a bit nicer.

Well said Teddy! A dive watch was my first.

Highly disagree with the statement that this is the best first watch. Maybe the second best! A simple 3 hand watch, polished bezel, slim, medium sized, black or white dial and with a interchangeable bracelet will be the best option. Dive watches tend to be big, heavy and not very versatile. Using it with a suit? That's a sin for the classic menswear style.

@raylandraybels9462

2 жыл бұрын

Agree. Few dive watches pull off the thin factor.

@gpearce11

2 жыл бұрын

I personally agree, so long as you're someone that wears at least semi- formal attire on a fairly regular basis. Unfortunately, we need to acknowledge that people regularly wearing semi-formal/formal wear is becoming increasingly uncommon, to the point that many men today have only one or two suits that they wear to weddings and funerals, or to dress up for church on the weekend, so a watch that goes well with a dress shirt/suit isn't as important as it once was. For these people a dive watch is the better choice, because it's more versatile and useful day to day, although I would definitely recommend a slim and discreet dive watch (e.g. Orient Kamasu, Tissot Seastar 1000, Omega SM Diver 300M, Rolex Submariner) for someone who wears a suit more than a couple of times a month.

@chrislim7976

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. A bit surprised Teddy would say dive watch. Start with some some version of a Seiko 5 and go from there.

@riothero313

2 жыл бұрын

@@gpearce11 Even people that wear formal wear look tacky ass hell, no one would notice a dive watch being out of place. Just turn on espn.

@DanaTheInsane

2 жыл бұрын

I honestly didn’t get back into watches until I sat down and went what do I want? And realized I wanted a Seiko turtle. There is something about a dive watch that just seems vital and real. I’ve always tried to be a little larger than life and dress watches just feel apologetic to me.

My first high end watch was a Rolex submariner with the Cyclops that could not keep accurate time. That watch is long gone replaced by 4 Ball, 4 Hamilton, a Tag Heuer, Roamer, Tissot and a Vaer. These dress watches have out performed perfectly.

I’d recommend a field watch, such as a Hamilton Khaki, Tudor BB36/41 or an Omega Aquaterra over a diver - rugged enough to be worn with casual clothes, but also dressy and capable to be worn with a suit and tie.

Very true, a dive watch is the most versatile piece. Can be a one watch collection easily.

I agree that a dive watch gives the most bang for the buck. I started off as a fan of dress watches, but have recently veered off into dive watches as my choice for everyday wear.

As someone who gets bodily fluids on my watch at work, a diver I know i can't clean off in really any fashion and not be worried at all about damage is great.

My only "expensive" watch is a Golden Eye Seamaster, I also have a Citizen Promaster, which looks like it, I like that style alot, but my go-to daily diver is an Invicta 22019, (I've seen 300m Invicta tested to 1200m,) it also doesn't have the stupid logo on the case, again, very like the previous two in Style and colour. I think a great option for dress and robust build would be the Citizen (I like Citizen) Radio controlled watches that many have a 200m WR and Sapphire dial window. A nice functional and relatively inexpensive chronograph is my Tissot PRS 516.

I learn english with you i understand almost everything, thanks;)

Not a bad idea, but there are other options. A field watch (or pilot), some of which are very water resistant can also be a great go-to. Right now I am wearing a Nomos Club with the oyster bracelet. Not technically a dive watch, but is rated at 300m and tends to look right with shorts or most suits. Tudor Ranger is another.

@unnamedhero5111

Жыл бұрын

not true - Nomos Club has only 100m WR.

As someone who actually dives, I wear my Citizens Eco dive watch all the time. I love it for diving too.