Think activity, not just numbers. $100$ m: everyday water—showers, swimming, snorkeling. $200$ m: real diving and heavy water use. $300$ m: pro-grade depth and added margin. Always make sure the crown is fully secured before water exposure.

No. For any dive, set timing before you enter the water and avoid operating pushers while submerged. Use the bezel for elapsed time tracking.

High heat and sudden temperature shifts can compromise gaskets over time. Rinse in fresh, cool water after ocean or pool use and avoid prolonged exposure to hot water/steam.

Yes. For best water resistance, ensure the crown is fully secured (screwed down if applicable) before swimming or diving.

• Quartz: ultra-reliable, low maintenance, excellent accuracy; great daily driver.
• Automatic: self-winding with wrist movement; mechanical character and smooth sweep.
• Mechanical Chronograph: enthusiast favorite with tactile feel and classic engineering.

Quartz movements typically keep time to seconds per month. Automatic/mechanical movements generally vary by seconds per day. Actual performance depends on wear and conditions.

All models in this collection use sapphire crystal for superior scratch resistance and long-term clarity.

Hands and markers feature high-visibility lume for low-light legibility. Charge under bright light before night use for best results.

As a guide: $\sim 40$ mm wears sleek on most wrists; $43–45$ mm offers more presence. Case thickness, lug-to-lug length, and strap choice also affect fit. If you’re between sizes, measure your wrist (circumference) and check each model’s specs.

Yes. Standard lug widths make strap changes easy. Many customers keep a steel bracelet for work and a rubber or fabric strap for water days.

• Quartz: replace the battery when needed (typically every $2–3$ years); pressure test after battery changes if you plan to swim/dive.
• Automatic/Mechanical: general checkup every $3–5$ years depending on usage. Always pressure test after any case opening.

Rotate the bezel so the zero marker lines up with the minute hand at the start of your dive or activity. Read elapsed minutes directly from the bezel—no math, no guesswork.

Absolutely. After saltwater or chlorinated pools, rinse the watch and bracelet in fresh water and dry with a soft cloth.

Titanium is lighter and naturally corrosion-resistant—great for long wear and active days. Stainless steel offers a classic heft and shine. Both are rugged; choose based on feel and preference.

Titanium is hypoallergenic for most wearers. Our stainless steel cases are skin-friendly; if you have known sensitivities, consider titanium or a strap with a leather or fabric underside.

All watches in this collection include a 12-month limited warranty against manufacturing defects. For details and what’s covered, see our Warranty page.

We offer easy returns within a reasonable window for unworn items in original condition. Please review the Returns page for instructions and timelines.

Yes. We provide fast U.S. shipping and international options at checkout. Duties/taxes may apply based on destination.

Rinse after ocean/pool use, avoid harsh chemicals, and store the watch dry. If you’re a frequent swimmer/diver, schedule a periodic pressure test to maintain water resistance.

• Pick your depth rating ($100/200/300$ m) based on your activities.
• Choose your movement (quartz simplicity, automatic character, or mechanical chrono).
• Select your build (stainless presence or titanium lightness).

Then wear it everywhere—ocean to office—with confidence.