14 Best Dive Watches For Deep Sea Adventure in 2018

This beautiful minimalist design is perfect for anything and great for up to 300 feet of diving. Japanese quartz allows for a great spin of the unidirectional bezel. You get a date display feature right around the three o’clock hand, and a mineral crystal case for optimal damage protection. It’s almost insane to believe that they can charge so low for such a premier watch.

Casio’s most inexpensive dive watch to date comes with features that rival watches three times the cost. They’re quickly becoming contenders in specialty watch markets.

The epitome of premier diving watches: the IWC Aquatimer. You’ll be able to submerge up to 1,000 feet with this dive watch from heaven, and do so with peace of mind. With sapphire crystal resisting every bit of potential scratching, you’ll be able to view your watch hands clearly, and concisely, with no room for error.This premium watch is crafted of black stainless steel and encased in rubber, sporting a black rubber strap. The inner bezel rotates, and the black dial holds luminous hands to light up to the maximum depth of one thousand feet, meaning you’ll be able to look at your timer no matter where you are in the water.

This watch is completely Swiss-made, and comes with a fully-functioning chronograph with the date, hour, minute and second; a luxury watch all-around.

You can never go wrong with an all silver-and-black approach, and Omega does it justice. With automatic self-winding movement and a black dial watch, you get luxurious design mixed with all the proper functions you want to see in a premier dive watch. With a sapphire crystal watch face, you won’t have to worry about scratches tarnishing this expensive, high-class model.

With one of the most impressive waterproof safety depths available—2,000 feet—you won’t have to worry about anything damaging your dive watch. With a steel case and bracelet and helium escape valve, you’re getting a plethora of features here for the money. Luminescent hands and markets are going to keep you engaged the entire way down to whichever depth you plan to delve.

Rolex—the big name no matter what variant of watch you’re looking at. Rolex is the king of watches, and they don’t disappoint with this unique dive watch, sporting one of the most luxury designs you’ll ever lay your eyes on. With self-winding automatic movement and an all-black dial, you’ll be able to clearly see every intricate detail, and read your dive watch under any conditions. With luminescent hands and markers to accompany the scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, you’re dealing with top-of-the-line features.

Rolex is known for quality, and often times, that requires an authenticity seal. Manufacturer serial numbers are embedded within the watch, as well a guarantee, and certificate of authenticity to complete the entire package. You can submerge more than two miles underwater—what else would you expect from the most premium watch company in history?

They’ve had some of the most compelling watch advertisements of all time, and you know the brand well. If you’ve never had the pleasure of owning a Breitling watch before, here’s your chance to get the optimal dive watch for the stylish gentleman, doubling in function. With the all-black rubber band, appropriately imprinted with their brand name, as well as the sophisticated watch face and hands, there’s absolutely nothing about this watch that you won’t love.

Breitling paid close attention to the wants and needs of their customers. Divers are looking for unidirectional bezel rotation and sapphire crystal with anti-scratch stopping power. If you could wrap up your entire wish list into a single watch, it would be called the Breitling Superocean Heritage model.

Luminox Evo Navy Seal Blackout is packing some serious power behind it. With an all-rubber band and all-black face, your watch will blend into any gear you’re wearing during your dive. With Swiss quartz movement, you can expect excellence during your entire use. Water resistance keeps you high and dry up to 660 feet unwater; the perfect watch for the intermediate or new diver who isn’t looking to commit to higher-grade models right off the bat.

This is also a great introductory watch to recommend to friends. With a carbon reinforced case, it’s able to withstand the daily wear and tear that most watches undergo on a constant basis. You can easily pair this watch with just about anything in your wardrobe and maintain the gentleman persona.

You’ll feel straight out of a sci-fi movie with Citizen’s take on the dive watch. The all-rubber band, synonymous with dive watch functionality, aids in the overall design, bringing the features of the watch face out in a brilliant display. Crafted out of corrosion-resistant stainless steel and sporting a unidirectional bezel, this beautiful timepiece is good down to 660 feet underwater.

The innovative part of this design—you don’t have to worry about a portable power bank. This system runs fully off of light and doesn’t require a battery in the least. The attractive design will leave your friends begging to know where you got your Citizen Eco-Drive from. Fully equipped with Japanese quartz movement and luminous indices, this inexpensive dive watch leave nothing to be desired.

When it’s Swiss Army Grade, what else do you need to be sold on? There’s the lightweight and near-indestructible build of this beautiful timepiece, coupled with the ability to dive over 1,600 feet down into the waters. Even if you have a shaky entry, the sapphire crystal component isn’t going to get scratched-up or damaged, leaving you with full clarity and visibility over every feature on the face of this watch.

You get luminous, silver-toned indices at every single hour position, which are marked by Arabic numerals. The face is anti-reflective, so you won’t catch a blinding glare from the sun when you peer at your wrist after exiting the water. More than that, it’s a watch that blends in with dark suits and a neutral-colored wardrobe with ease, as if you were born with it on your wrist.

Casio generally produces inexpensive watches for the everyman, but they took a bold approach and dove forward to create a stunning, minimalist designed dive watch with impressive capabilities. Without having to wave goodbye to a single Benjamin, you get over 600 feet of depth capabilities, and mineral glass, which protects against scratches and scrapes in a similar fashion to sapphire crystal.

Casio also paid close attention to the requirement of every diver: unidirectional rotating bezel. Display the date while you snap that black rubber band around your wrist, and apply this watch to your everyday life. With a simple yet excellent design, black-and-silver will adorn your wrist and be certain to catch the attention of your friends.

Who can go wrong with a silver-and-black design? Citizen brings us another excellent dive watch, at an intermediate price point. If you’re looking to upgrade from an introductory diver watch, or you’re going to finally stop piggybacking off of your friend’s watch when you two dive together, this is the best place to begin.

You’re not in the sapphire crystal league with this, but with mineral crystal, you’ll be able to endure a beating with this watch, and still maintain visual clarity of all its functions. You can submerge up to 660 feet with this watch, and it’s driven by Citizen’s Eco-Drive light power. Don’t fiddle with batteries and power banks.

Invicta has always been that perfect middle-ground between the more expensive watch varieties, all with the cost effectivity of standard dive watches. This model is anything but standard. While your dive depth is the shortest on our list at just over 330 feet, the design and intricate face make up for the rest. This is one dive watch that will go with anything and everything you own.

The case is made of stainless steel, with stainless steel links woven in through the black polyurethane band. Invicta went with a few inexpensive components on this watch, but you still get a great deal of protection against scratches.

Props to the most unique design on our list. With a predominately blue watch face, you’ll notice from the zero to the twenty-second time slot around the bezel, there’s a red inlay that stands out in the best possible way. The unidirectional rotating bezel accompanies the silver frame beautifully, all laid on a stainless steel case for ultimate protection of the precious components. With over 600 feet of diving depth, there’s nothing you’ll want for with this stylish, unique dive watch.

Seiko has been known to have even their most inexpensive models of dive watches last for twenty years without any issue. With a strong build, the only thing you might need to replace is the rubber wristband every now and again.

With their unique red-and-blue design on the face, Seiko brings us a vibrant and effective dive watch as an inexpensive price. With a sturdy rubber band and a unidirectional bezel surrounding the stainless steel case, you won’t want for anything with this premier design. This is resistant up to 600 feet underwater, which is a great option for the intermediate diver. They recommend professional marine activity and serious surface water sports and don’t condone scuba diving with this model.

You can purchase Seiko-branded rubber NATO bands that come with their red-and-blue design, so you can outfit yourself entirely in their colors.

A relatively unknown brand, Tissot brings us a minimalist design with some unique features, all wrapped-up in a powerful watch. Enjoy Swiss quartz movement and a stainless steel case, complete with antireflective sapphire crystal for ultimate protection. The “1000” in the title refers to the 1,000 feet (roughly) of diving capability that you get with this premium watch.