Ranking Divers Watch

[Oisac]

This is what i get from Jeff.

I don't have experiance with most of these but I have researched tirelessly on the net. SO, in order of what I'd want goes:

1) UTS
2) Kobold
3) Marathon (on the way!!)
4) Doxa
5) Baume & Mercier (an under appreciated brand in N America!)
6) Oris
7) Omega
8) Seiko
9) Rolex
10) St. Moritz

I think bang for the buck the top marks go to Seiko, Oris and Marathon. Although I think all these watches are great, too many focus on celebrity endorsments and marketing as opposed to bringing the savings to us. That's why I have ranked Rolex and Omega down on the list.

[Oisac]

From Al.G

We are lucky there are so many great divers out there to choose from. I also feel fortunate that I have a number of the dive watches I have really wanted. The only problem is that the more I learn from the WUS forums, the more new great Divers get on the list.....and the smaller my bank account gets.

I had to break mine into two groups also...

Those I Have:

Rolex SeaDweller
Stowa Prodiver
Sinn U2
Ocean 7 LM1
Doxa 600T Pro
Seiko Tuna Can

Those I Want:

Kobold Diver (not sure which model yet)
Muhle Rasmus
Ocean 7 LM-3
UTS
Seiko MM Spring Drive

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