The Aquis Depth Gauge's simplicity also means there is no maximum depth indicator on the scale, which prevents the watch from being a true backup depth gauge for serious diving.ĭuring a week of diving around the Caribbean island of Bonaire, however, the Aquis Depth Gauge was a fun diversion, though the channel in the sapphire did require frequent flushing to remove marine grit. The mechanical movement and rotating bezel take care of tracking bottom time and an adjustable clasp on the beefy rubber strap can be dialled in for a snug fit over a diving suit.
An automatic helium escape valve is an aid to the deepest and longest of dives, with the watch rated to a maximum depth of 1,220m.
Dive watch with depth gauge pro#
With no moving parts on its dial, the watch is virtually foolproof and ingeniously simple. Celebrating 50 years since Seiko’s first diver’s watch, the titanium Marinemaster Pro 1000m follows in its predecessor’s footsteps utilising a two-layer case construction. Promaster Sea: go deeper with a Citizen Dive watches - the divers watch choice. The line where water and air meet visibly displays the correct depth on a scale printed on the dial below. Rather than using a complicated mechanism for measuring dive depth, Oris cleverly takes advantage of Boyle's law of physics.Ī tiny channel bored out around the edge of the sapphire crystal takes in water, which compresses the air inside. For those of you who can't fork out for the IWC Aquatimer but still want a depth gauge diving watch, Oris comes to the rescue with its Aquis Depth Gauge.
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