Whether you’re inspired by Leo XIV’s diver timepiece, or simply seeking a statement piece that blends sportiness with class, a quality diving watch is an essential addition to any luxury collection. Check out this selection from Oris, Tudor, Swatch, Ulysse Nardin, and Seiko.
In the world of high-end fashion and refined taste, diving watches have transcended their original purpose to become symbols of style, sophistication, and daring exploration.
Here, we explore five standout models inspired by Leo XIV’s Wenger timepiece choice that epitomize the perfect balance between technical excellence and fashionable appeal, from accessible design to avant-garde innovation.
Starting with a splash of color and environmentally friendly materials, the Swatch Scubaqua collection, launched in May, offers a playful yet functional diving companion.
Featuring five vivid hues—Lion’s Mane, Black Sea Nettle, Egg Yolk, Blue Fire, and Aurelia Aurita—this 44mm watch is crafted from bioceramic and castor oil-based materials, emphasizing sustainability without sacrificing style.
Its glow-in-the-dark details ensure visibility in low-light conditions, while its water resistance of 100 meters makes it suitable for casual dives or everyday wear.
Available at approximately $150 USD.
For the connoisseur seeking exclusivity and craftsmanship, the Ulysse Nardin Diver Hammerhead Shark sets the stage.
Limited to only 300 pieces, this titanium masterpiece is designed for serious diving—noted for its 300-meter water resistance and a robust UN-118 Manufacture automatic movement with silicon hairspring and diamondSil escapement.
Its innovative anti-magnetic technology ensures precision in extreme conditions, while the design pays homage to the majestic hammerhead shark, with a striking appearance that makes a statement.
Beyond its remarkable technical features, a portion of proceeds from each sale supports shark conservation efforts through For the Planet and the Shark Trust. This watch is ideal for those who desire a fusion of high horology, environmental activism, and underwater adventure.
Priced around $12,100 USD.
For a more versatile option that can transition seamlessly from underwater adventures to summer soirées, the Oris Aquis Date – Taste of Summer edition is an ideal choice.
Available in 36.5mm and 43.5mm sizes, with dial colors inspired by vibrant sunsets—pink and purple—it offers a trendy yet classic look.
Made of stainless steel, and featuring a ceramic (pink model) or tungsten (purple edition) rotating bezel, the watch is resistant up to 300 meters, making it suitable for diving and water sports alike.
Its automatic movement provides a 41-hour power reserve.
Priced at approximately $2,700 USD.
The Tudor Pelagos Ultra embodies sophistication with its cutting-edge materials and impressive durability.
Crafted primarily from grade 2 titanium, it boasts a remarkable 1,000-meter water resistance, helium valve, and ceramic bezel—making it one of the most capable dive watches on the market.
Its lightweight construction ensures excellent comfort, whether you’re exploring ocean depths or attending formal events.
The design seamlessly combines athletic prowess with refined aesthetics, suitable for both extreme diving and elegant occasions: with a flexible choice between a titanium bracelet or rubber strap.
Priced at approximately $6,100 USD.
Blending practicality with traditional craftsmanship, the Seiko Prospex 1968 Heritage Diver’s GMT is a testament to reliable, versatile design.
Inspired by the vintage dive watches, it features a 300-meter water resistance, a blue ceramic bezel, and a sturdy stainless steel case. Its GMT function allows tracking of second time zone, making it ideal for travelers or those with a maritime lifestyle.
The automatic movement offers a remarkable three-day power reserve, aligning with Seiko’s reputation for durable and precise timepieces.
Retailing at approximately $1,700 USD (from june 2025).
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