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Or how about the link Cartier Tortue Monopoussoir that also came out last year? link Other classics that come link to mind are the Aquastar Deepstar, the various reissues of the Heuer Carrera, and the many Seiko Prospex divers we have seen over the years.

In terms of capability I looked at the dial where it link reads Aquascaphe Titanium 300m in that order and was as surprised to see that number. link It's certainly an increase over the 200m meter watches Baltic's known for making. 300m is the kind of number that signifies that a watch is pretty much link good to go for a nice dive without you having to worry. Adding to that is a generous application of luminescent material both on the dial and on the bezel a fully lumed bezel that runs nice and bright.