Veloce Collection

Deep Blue & Rugged — Dive Ready Timepieces

Watches built to hit the water hard and come back ticking.

5 pieces

There's a specific kind of watch built for impact, for pressure, for the real world beyond the desk. These are the tools forged for the deep, designed to take on water, resist the elements, and keep ticking when conditions get rough.

Each piece in this collection is engineered with core capabilities that define a serious dive watch. We're talking substantial water resistance, often reaching 200 meters or more, sealed cases that laugh off splashes and submersion, and robust movements that maintain accuracy under duress.

From self-winding automatics that draw power from your motion to light-driven Eco-Drive engines that never need a battery, these watches are ready. They feature tough case materials like stainless steel, paired with resilient bands of rubber or steel, and dials built for instant legibility in low light or deep water. This is gear, not just jewelry, made to perform when it counts.

Doxa SUB 200 Sea Emerald Stainless Steel Green Dial Automatic Diver's 799.10.131.10 200M Men's Watch With Extra Strap

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Doxa SUB 200 Sea Emerald Stainless Steel Green Dial Automatic Diver's 799.10.131.10 200M Men's Watch With Extra Strap

This Doxa SUB 200 plunges to 200 meters, its automatic movement keeping time deep underwater. The robust stainless steel case and bracelet are ready for impact, while the vibrant green dial cuts through the murk.

“For the diver who wants a splash of color that still means business.”
$1,469.99
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Invicta Professional Pro Diver Automatic 200M 8927OB Men's Watch

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Invicta Professional Pro Diver Automatic 200M 8927OB Men's Watch

This Invicta Pro Diver handles 200 meters of water, its automatic movement a constant companion whether on land or under waves. The classic black dial and stainless steel build provide a solid, enduring presence.

“A solid entry point into robust automatic diving watches.”
$153.99
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Orient Mako Silicone Strap Black Dial Automatic Diver's RA-AC0Q10N 200M Men's Watch

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Orient Mako Silicone Strap Black Dial Automatic Diver's RA-AC0Q10N 200M Men's Watch

The Orient Mako plunges to 200 meters, its automatic caliber keeping precise time without a battery. Strapped with silicone, it sits tight on the wrist, ready for wet conditions with its clear black dial.

“Sturdy and direct, ready for any aquatic challenge.”
$369.99
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Casio Standard Analog Stainless Steel Black Dial Quartz MDV-107D-1A1 200M Men's Watch

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Casio Standard Analog Stainless Steel Black Dial Quartz MDV-107D-1A1 200M Men's Watch

Casio's MDV-107D-1A1 dives to 200 meters, its quartz movement delivering unwavering accuracy without constant winding. The stainless steel case and bracelet mean it can take a hit, making it a tough everyday companion.

“A sharp, accurate tool for daily encounters with water.”
$125.99
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Luminox Navy Seal Diver's Quartz XS.3581.BO 200M Men's Watch

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Luminox Navy Seal Diver's Quartz XS.3581.BO 200M Men's Watch

The Luminox Navy Seal Diver plunges to 200 meters, its quartz movement providing precise chronograph timing. The black dial and durable rubber strap are built for tough missions, with a stainless steel case that takes abuse.

“The choice for tactical operations where timing and toughness are critical.”
$531.99
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Questions

What does "water resistance" really mean for these watches?
Water resistance ratings like 200m or 300m indicate a watch's ability to withstand static pressure. For a dive watch, 200m means it can handle recreational diving, swimming, and surfing without compromise. A 300m rating offers an even deeper margin of safety for more serious underwater exploration.
What's the difference between automatic and quartz movements in a dive watch?
Automatic movements power themselves through the motion of your wrist, never needing a battery. They offer a connection to traditional watchmaking. Quartz movements, powered by a battery, are highly accurate and require less regular wear to keep running, often found in chronograph dive watches.
Why are dive watches often so rugged?
Dive watches are designed to operate in harsh underwater environments. This demands robust cases that resist high pressure, durable crystals that shrug off impacts, and strong straps or bracelets that won't fail. Every component is built to withstand extreme conditions, from salt water to physical knocks.
What are common materials used in dive watches?
Stainless steel is a primary choice for cases and bracelets due to its strength and corrosion resistance. Crystals are often sapphire, known for its extreme scratch resistance, or hardened mineral glass. Bands commonly include stainless steel, durable rubber, or silicone, all chosen for their ability to perform when wet.
Can I swim with a 200m water resistant watch?
Yes, a watch rated for 200 meters of water resistance is perfectly capable of handling swimming, snorkeling, and recreational diving. It is designed to withstand continuous immersion and the dynamic pressures encountered during surface water sports or moderate depths.
How do dive bezels work?
A dive bezel, typically unidirectional, is used to track elapsed time underwater. Before a dive, the wearer aligns the bezel's zero mark with the minute hand. As the minute hand moves, it indicates how much time has passed since the dive began, helping divers monitor their oxygen supply and decompression limits.