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King of the Sea
Introducing the Aquadive Poseidon—two great diving names together on one dial.
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Now in Hardened Steel
Discover the new BS100 equipped with an all-new dial and an adventure-proof hardened stainless steel case
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Made for Adventure
Breathe easier knowing that your timepiece is built to perform. Don't leave dock without it.
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Making History
Aquadive is proud to be the official watch supplier, and financial supporter, of the Lost Ships of Cortés Project, one of the most important archaeological expeditions of all time.
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King of the Sea
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Now in Hardened Steel
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Made for Adventure
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Making History
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Reliable at altitude
and atmospheres

Built to be ruggedly dependable under adverse conditions, the dive watch has transcended its original purpose as an underwater timekeeper to be a companion for all of life’s adventures. Aquadive watches are built to a high standard for reliability and enjoyment with the active lifestyle in mind.

Get Deeper Into Aquadive

Pride In Product

Aquadive watches are built to a high standard so you can rely on, and enjoy, them whether you’re a diver or not, with ample water resistance, robust and beautiful case, and accurate, high quality mov

TESTED AT DEPTH

Since water resistance is a hallmark of a dive watch, we make sure all Aquadives can withstand pressure well beyond their rated depths.

INTO THE ABYSS

We tested our flagship Bathyscaphe 300 to a depth of 4,850 feet in the Gulf of Mexico, strapping the watch to the arm of a remote operated vehicle (ROV). While you will likely never find yourself at that kind of depth, that extra measure of assurance goes to show our watches can stand up to just about anything.

Review: Bathyscaphe 100 DLC

GEARPATROL’s Thoughts on our Bathyscaphe 100 DLC

Nowadays, you can hardly throw a dead fish without hitting another new dive watch brand. The availability of Far East […]

A Kilometer Deep

Really, Really Deep

In the 1960s, we introduced the Aquadive 1000, a diving watch that was water resistant to 1,000 meters, or 3,333 feet. […]

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