As one of OMEGA’s most iconic and enduring lines, the Seamaster collection reflects the brand’s long-standing passion for the sea. From the dressy Aqua Terra to the bold Diver 300M, from the vintage-inspired Seamaster 300 to the ultra-technical Planet Ocean and record-breaking Ultra Deep, every model is built with performance, heritage, and style in mind.
Whether you're heading into the depths or simply looking for timeless sport-luxury, the Seamaster has a watch for every wrist and every challenge.

Directly inspired by a 1960 model, the Legend Diver is Longines' most iconic diving watch. Reissued in 2007 as part of the Heritage line, it has retained the refined aesthetics of the era while incorporating contemporary standards of reliability and water resistance.

Instantly recognizable thanks to its super compressor-style case with double crown, internal rotating bezel, and understated dial with vintage typography, the Legend Diver evokes an era when underwater adventure was synonymous with discreet elegance.

Longines has produced this iconic model in several sizes (36, 39, and 42 mm), materials (steel and bronze), and versions (tropic, leather, and steel straps), while retaining its DNA.

Halfway between a heritage watch and a diving tool, the Legend Diver appeals to lovers of classic watches with a strong personality.

The Aquis is the ultimate modern diving watch according to Oris. Launched in 2011, this collection embodies the Swiss independent brand's desire to offer a resolutely contemporary tool watch: sleek lines, ceramic bezel, wide choice of diameters and colors, while retaining a true diving identity.

Water-resistant to 300 meters in most versions, with interchangeable straps (steel or rubber), the Aquis is available in classic automatic models, but also in more specialized versions: off-center date, mechanical depth gauge, regulator complication, and, since 2020, the Oris 400 manufacture caliber (120-hour power reserve, anti-magnetic, 10-year warranty).

Functional, robust, easy to wear and maintain, the Aquis has become a staple in the world of diving watches. A 100% Oris design, for lovers of Swiss watches without compromise.

Seiko has been a legend in diving watches since 1965, when the brand launched its first diving watch: the 62MAS. It marked the beginning of a relentless pursuit of robustness, innovation, and accessibility.

Now united under the Prospex banner (for “Professional Specifications”), Seiko diving watches have built their reputation in the field: ocean, mountain, extreme conditions. From the Turtle to the Sumo, via the Tuna, Samurai, Marine Master, and vintage reissues (1965, 1968, 1970), each model has a strong identity and a dedicated community.

Water-resistant from 200 to 1,000 meters depending on the version, equipped with proven automatic movements (6R or 8L series), or solar or hybrid calibers, Prospex watches combine Japanese precision with bold style and exceptional durability.

Reliable, powerful, and endearing, they are often considered the best value for money on the diving watch market.

TAG Heuer has been designing nautical watches since the 1980s, but it was in 2004 that the Aquaracer name became the brand's benchmark for diving watches. Modern, versatile, and instantly recognizable with its 12-sided bezel, the Aquaracer embodies the ultimate sporty-chic diving watch, equally at home underwater or in an urban setting.

Water-resistant to 200 or 300 meters, equipped with automatic or solar movements (using Solargraph technology developed with La Joux-Perret), the collection is designed for both performance enthusiasts and everyday aesthetes.

With men's and women's versions, numerous sizes (from 30 to 43 mm), textured dials, and ceramic bezels, the Aquaracer is one of the most comprehensive and easy-to-wear collections in the segment.

A contemporary, stylish, and reliable diving watch that combines aesthetics, functionality, and a strong identity.

While the Black Bay pays homage to history, the Pelagos looks resolutely toward the future. Launched in 2012, the Pelagos is Tudor's most technical and radical diving watch. Made entirely of titanium, it combines robustness, lightness, and everyday comfort. Water-resistant to 500 meters, it features a helium valve and a ceramic bezel that is perfectly legible in all circumstances.

The Pelagos is also one of the few models to offer a titanium bracelet with a self-adjusting buckle, ideal for diving with a wetsuit. Since 2015, it has been powered by the COSC-certified MT5612 manufacture caliber.

Available in several versions, the Pelagos collection includes the standard 42 mm version, the Pelagos LHD (left-hand crown), the ultra-light Pelagos 39, and the Pelagos FXD, developed in partnership with the French Navy. The latter takes the concept of a military tool watch even further, with a monobloc case, a bidirectional bezel with a countdown function, and a fixed bracelet.

In short, the Pelagos is the ultimate modern diving watch—technical, functional, and uncompromising in terms of aesthetics.

Introduced in 1963, the Yema Superman is France’s most iconic dive watch. Originally designed for professional divers, it quickly gained recognition for its patented bezel-lock mechanism, placed just above the crown — a functional innovation that became a distinctive design signature.

Staying true to the original aesthetic, the Superman is available in various sizes and configurations, with vintage-inspired dials and a choice of steel, tropic or NATO straps.

Today, it features Yema’s next-generation Manufacture calibres, delivering improved accuracy and power reserve. Some models are also equipped with Swiss-made Sellita movements, offering proven reliability and serviceability.

With 300 meters of water resistance, the Superman is a bold, functional and unmistakably French dive watch that continues to attract collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Originally developed in 1964 for the French Navy, the ZRC Grands Fonds MN64 is more than just a dive watch — it’s a military-grade underwater instrument, built with uncompromising standards.

Designed according to a strict military spec sheet, the MN64 stood out thanks to radical features: a 300m water-resistant monobloc case, an articulated bracelet that fits over a wetsuit, a screw-down crown at 6 o’clock, and a patented safety system that blocks diving unless the crown is properly secured.

These innovations remain unchanged, giving the Grands Fonds a truly singular and functional identity. It appeals to hardcore toolwatch enthusiasts and lovers of bold, purposeful design.

Now available in “Reissue” and “Heritage” versions, the MN64 remains Swiss-made, extreme, and utterly unique in the dive watch landscape.