Watching the Waters

Rolex- Sea-Dweller DEEPSEA
There are no boundaries for the new Sea-Dweller from Rolex, it’s water resistant up to 3,900 meters (12,800 ft). This extreme divers watch can be adjusted to wear over any wet suit and is able to be lengthened or shortened without removing it from your wrist.

Equipped with the Ringlock System and a helium value, this system allows the watch to withstand 2.98 metric tones of water pressure, while the value, which is made of high-performance stainless steel, allows any gasses that have entered the watch during dives to be released during your return to shore.

The Unidirectional Rotatable Bezel is virtually indestructible. This devise allows a diver to precisely track dive times using the 60 minutes graduated black Cerachrom disk equipped in the watch.

Other features include a 3135 movement, a Parachrom, a dome synthetic sapphire crystal face and more.

Retail Price: $6,225 // Rolex.com

Pershing “One-One-Five” Chronograph Parmigiani Fleurier

With 68 jewels and a self-winding mechanical Parmigiani Fleurier, caliber 334, this is truly a crafted timepiece. The features include a uni-directional rotary bezel, rubber chronograph push-pieces built into the loops, 660 feet water resistance, tachometer and rubber or leather straps made to measure.

Functions on this watch include hours, minutes, central chronograph seconds, chronograph function with 12 hour counter and 30 minute counter, large date window and a tachometer scale display.

The case back holds an engraved Pershing yacht that illustrates the partnership and craft that went into creating the piece.

Retail price: $10,000 and up // Pershing-yacht.com

Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Chrono

The Seamaster Planet Ocean Chrono from Omega is water resistant up to 2,000 feet and has a free sprung balance with date, hour, minute and small second hands.

The self-winding chronograph movement has a column wheel mechanism and co-axial escapement for greater precision, stability and durability of movement. The helium escape valve uses a decompression system that allows helium to escape from the inside while worn during long-time underwater work or in crude oil exploration pressure chambers.

The watch has a power reserve of 52 hours and is protected by a domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and stainless steel case.

Other features include a rapid date corrector, jumping hours, end of life indicator and more.

Retail Price: $5,900 // Omegawatches.com