10 dive watches for a cool, cool summer

Whatever the colour or the temperature of the water you'll be relaxing in this summer, a dive watch is a must - and all the features that go with it: water-resistant to at least 100 metres, legible in darkness, resistant to shocks and magnetic fields, a device for measuring immersion time Breitling jumped in at the deep end with its first dive watch, the Superocean, in 1957 COSC chronometer-certified and powered by the automatic Breitling 17 calibre, it makes the ideal dive buddy for underwater adventures down to 1,000 metres.

"Spezialist" is the latest - and fifth - collection from Glashütte Original and home to the SeaQ Date Panorama dive watch An impressively sized case in ultra-light titanium, a patented security system that locks the unidirectional rotating bezel securely in place, the Oris Calibre 774 chronograph movement, water-resistance to 1,000 metres the Dive Control Limited Edition has everything going for it Tudor Black Bay P01.

Dive into the second half of the 1960s with Tudor as it revisits one of several prototypes developed for the U.S Navy Codenamed "Commando", the project never came to fruition, but one of the prototypes, conserved in the brand's archives, comes to life this year as the Black Bay P01.

Part dive watch, part navigation watch, it features a novel locking system for the bidirectional rotating bezel by way of a mobile end-link at 12 o'clock. . Source