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Dive Watches
Dive Watches

Dive Watches

Dive watches are distinguishable by their high-water resistance and bulky appearance. They generally feature at least 100-200 meters of water resistance (the minimum recommended for scuba diving) but can be rated as high as 1000 meters. All dive watches have a rotating bezel for the purpose of timing dives. Other common features include screw down crowns and helium release valves to prevent damage caused by helium gas buildup. Dive watches offer a strong wrist presence thanks to their thick cases (usually housing automatic movements), which range from 38mm to 44mm in diameter. Explore Our Comprehensive Dive Watch Buying Guide.

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Long Island Watch is owned by Marc Frankel. He started the company in 2001 as a side business. It has grown over the years to be the source for Affordable Quality Timepieces online. Marc is considered an online expert in the affordable watch segment.
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Islander watches are designed by Long Island Watch, a company based in the United States. The actual manufacturing of the watches takes place both in Asia, to maintain affordability while ensuring quality, as well as some assembly of their watches in the USA, in Arizona.
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Yes, Long Island Watch is an authorized retailer of every brand we sell. You can take comfort in knowing that we only sell original, new watches that are covered by the Manufacturer's warranty. We offer thousands of watches, something for everyone!
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We could order the strap for you from Seiko, but we could not swap it as part of the purchase.
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You sure can! As many as you wish.
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The bezel type is crucial for tracking dive time. Unidirectional bezels, found on watches like the Islander Automatic, prevent accidental rotation, ensuring safety. Bezel materials range from ceramic to aluminum, offering options for durability and aesthetics. With various bezel types available, you can choose one that enhances both functionality and style.
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The numbers on a dive watch typically represent minutes and are used to track elapsed time underwater, crucial for managing dive durations and decompression stops. The bezel, often unidirectional, is marked with these numbers and can be rotated to align the zero marker with the minute hand at the start of a dive, allowing the diver to easily read the elapsed time.
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A dive watch tells you the time and is specifically designed to measure elapsed time underwater, typically through a rotating bezel. It also provides critical information about how long you have been diving, which is essential for managing air supply and ensuring safe ascent times to avoid decompression sickness.
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Water resistance is crucial for dive watches as it determines the depth they can safely operate without water ingress. A higher water resistance rating generally means better performance under water pressure. Dive watches typically range from 200 meters to 1200 meters of water resistance. For instance, the Marathon GSAR offers 300 meters, making it suitable for professional diving. On the higher end, the Squale Master Titanium provides an impressive 1200 meters, ideal for extreme deep-sea exploration. With various options available, you can find a watch that fits your specific diving needs.
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