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There are an abundance of dive watches to choose from. In my opinion, a proper dive watch must feature a screw-down crown and sport water resistance of at least 200 meters. There are a lot of watches that look like dive watches but are not suitable for swimming. These are the dive watches that I
Should I wear a watch in the water? People ask me this all of the time and my answer is "no!" With that said, I wear my Panerai PAM00112, Rolex Submariner 114060, Ulysse Nardin Maxi Marine Diver, Omega SeaMaster 300M and Breitling SuperOcean Heritage II in the water all of the time. Always expect a