ADDIEDIVE 36mm Stainless Steel Diver Quartz Analog Watch for Men Sapphire Crystal Mirror AD2023

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Before you rule this one out, think of its purpose and whether or not a quartz movement actually makes more sense here. I love mechanical movements as much as the next enthusiast, but if you’re looking for a robust and affordable engine for your watch, it is not going to be powered by a Swiss lever escapement and a mainspring; it will be powered by a quartz crystal. Besides the four-figure price tag, there is one problem though that specifically concerns men with small wrists: The 36mm case dimension was a favorite amongst brands due to its increased size compared to more casual timepieces of the era. Pricing for these watches varies from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars, depending on the brand and the condition. You may not be able to take these watches with you diving, but they will likely hold the memories of many others who did. Conclusion

Across the top is a K1 hardened mineral crystal, which is more scratch-resistant than both Timex models, though it won't be as polishable. There are few brands that can offer the wide breadth of watches that SWATCH-owned Tissot can. From vintage recreations to modern classics, Tissot has a watch that will fit almost any need. One area that Tissot does not receive enough credit, however, is their ability to create very capable sports watches. Longines has been making watches for nearly 200 years. The Hydroconquest is one of its flagship models. Anyone would be prooud to own one of these watches. For me the only thing is the style, I love some things about it and others I’m lukewarm on. For example, I could do with smaller numbers. I love the crown and crown guards. Everyone has different tastes.The microadjustment pushers on the clasp can be slid up and down for an exact fit (it’s also fun to use). And finally, the Aquaracer runs on an ETA-based 38 hour automatic movement.

That alone would make it even less suitable for men with small wrists. But don’t worry! There’s another option for us modest men… Omega Seamaster 36.25 mm Diver 300MThis is a great question that really comes down to personal preference. If you have a large wrist and like big watches, no, you should not buy a 36mm dive watch. If you have a small wrist and have longed for a capable dive watch, yes you absolutely should buy a 36mm dive watch. For those of us in between, with slightly smaller to slightly larger wrists, it will come down to preference. Overall, the SeaQ is a bold but clean sport watch that boasts enjoyable mechanical-feeling operations. Breitling SuperOcean 36

Marathon makes military inspired tool watches, and the GSAR (Government Search and Rescue) is just that. The GSAR is meant to be a rugged watch, and it is. It uses tritium for it’s lume, so it is always luminated at night. The bezel is specifically built to be manipulated with neoprene dive gloves on. You can go diving with any watch on this list, but this might be the best one to actually dive with. If I was going cold water diving this is the watch I would choose for the bezel alone.

Oris is getting up there in terms of being a luxury watch brand, and you’re going to pay for it. Not as expensive as Rolex or Omega, but pretty close. The Aquis is thier flagship dive watch. It features a Swiss movement, and has all the bells and whistles you would want.