Dive Watches are essential pieces of equipment for divers. A diver must be able to tell when he needs to start his dive, otherwise he will run out of air before the dive begins and could potentially suffer a heart attack. With a dive watch, he can mark each minute as it passes. There are many styles of diving watches on the market. Below, you'll find some of the most popular and useful.

A good diving watch should have highly legible hour markings, especially on the dial, and hands should be easily visible at 25 cm in complete darkness. A good running watch will also have an indication of its running time. Dive watches usually have a distinguishable index at the four cardinal points and at the 12 o'clock position. Some of the more popular brands of dive watches have METAS certification. However, the best quality watches will come with a water-resistant case and bracelet.

Dive watches can be worn in deep water or above. They are made to be shock-resistant and waterproof. Most dive watches are made from stainless steel or titanium, but you may also want a stainless steel watch if you plan on doing a lot of swimming. You can choose the design that suits you best, but be sure to choose a watch with a high-quality silicone strap. It will last a long time with minimal maintenance.