MkII Cruxible Watch

MkII is an American watch company that specializes in custom, Japanese and Swiss Made tool watches dedicated to utilitarianism, reliability, and timeless styling. Their latest timepiece is inspired by the A-11 issued watches of World War II, a design that took six years of development to complete. The MkII Cruxible Watch features a simple, matte black dial with the MkII logo and depth rating printed in gloss black. The 39mm stainless steel case houses a Japanese SII NE15C movement, with a screw-down crown and case back for 330ft (100m) of water-resistance. The minimalist watch is available in both date and non-date versions, with a leather or a Nato strap.

Bell & Ross BR 03 Diver

Bell & Ross introduces the revamped BR 03 Diver, blending aviation-inspired design with professional diving features. Available in five new models, the lineup includes steel versions in white, blue, and black, along with matte black and full lum ceramic options. Each watch meets the ISO 6425 standard, ensuring 300m water resistance. The 42mm case is paired with adaptable straps: a woven black rubber and a black synthetic fabric strap with velcro closure. ...
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Garmin Descent Mk2i Dive Computer

Is this the greatest dive computer ever made? Garmin have introduced the all-new Descent Mk2i Smart Dive Watch, a watch-style dive computer that pairs with its T1 Transmitter to deliver precise tank pressure data to the diver. It can simultaneously monitor tank pressure from up to five paired Descent T1 transmitters (each sold separately) via the SubWave sonar data network, so that divers can view tank pressure, air time remaining, gas consumption rate and monitor o...
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MINIMALIST WATCH | BY JACOB JENSEN

This minimal and classic watch by Jacob Jensen was winner of a red dot product design award. It features an elegant matte titanium case and a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. The black strap is made from a strog micro fiber making it very confortable. The watch is available with black or white display....
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