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We started our "iW Guide" with diver’s watches a year ago because we consider
them to be some of the most popular designs around. We wanted to show how, even if one can’t afford
a watch made by a certain firm, there are usually affordable options available to those who are
willing to do a little research.
Consider
your research done, or nearly so. We couldn’t possibly include every diver’s watch available in our last
"Guide to Diver’s Watches," nor do we claim to have done it with this one. We believe that
this selection of watches represents a wide range of prices and functions.
While
not all of these watches are recommended for use by professional
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divers, who need to test their watch’s limits, every watch in this guide can be worn confidently
to the beach or in the pool. We even included a tourbillon with a water resistance of 1,000
meters, practically unheard of in the realm of diver’s watches, where fine mechanical
watchmaking usually takes a back seat to durability and case design.
If you see
a watch in this guide that you must have, just turn to the Contact Index on
page 176 to inquire with the company that manufactures or distributes it. We also suggest
visiting one of our Leading Retailers, found on page 170, whose selection of brands and
commitment to serving customers earned them a spot on our exclusive list.
Please,
dive into these pages!
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