Videos tagged with Dive Watches

This video explores the intersection of firearms enthusiasm and watch collecting, highlighting 'tool watches' and mechanical timepieces. It features guest Greg, a federal agent and collector, who discusses watches from entry-level quartz like the Seiko 'Arnie' to robust military-issued pieces like the Marathon GSAR and iconic chronographs like the Omega Speedmaster. The discussion also covers GMT watches, luxury collections, and practical advice on purchasing within one's means.

This video review focuses on Deep Blue dive watches, specifically the "Daynight 45 Tritdiver" and "Daynight T100 Commander" models, highlighting their T100 Trigalight vials for visibility in all conditions. The presenter briefly mentions the S3 Viking anti-sub plane and shows the watches in use during a diving video, demonstrating their durability. A discount code and purchase link for the watches are provided. The video also briefly mentions a Duka dive watch with a Seiko NH35A movement. A correction is made regarding the discontinuation of coupon codes by Deep Blue, noting that this particular code was a special exception.

This YouTube video is a watch review focusing on two Orient dive watches: the Mako XL and the Kanno. The reviewer, Nutnfancy, highlights their automatic movements, design details like hands and face, durability, water resistance, bezel action, and strap options. The review is described as fast-paced, with a backdrop of a Sherman tank and a German BF109. Links to purchase the watches on Jomashop and Drop are provided, along with a mention of the smaller Orient Maki II and Deep Blue watches.

This video focuses on two Spinnaker dive watches, the Helium and the Wreck. The presenter highlights them as high-value, well-made pieces with striking colors, proven in adventures including SCUBA. The Helium is noted as discontinued. The video also briefly mentions the Spinnaker Amalfi Diver. The creator expresses frustration with the unpopularity of watch reviews on their channel, which impacts posting frequency, and notes this footage was filmed in the summer of 2019.

This video review focuses on tritium combat watches, specifically highlighting the Isobrite T100 "Valor" as a standout in terms of tritium brightness and overall quality. The reviewer compares it to Luminox watches, noting potential drawbacks like price and brightness inconsistencies in some Luminox models. The Isobrite Valor is praised for its T100 tritium vials (4x brighter than competition), polycarbonate case, XLNT bezel, good water resistance, Arabic markers, legibility, and color options. The review also briefly features ArmourLite Caliber AL600 series and a Deep Blue Night Guardian. The Isobrite Valor kit was purchased from "The Drop" for a significantly reduced price compared to its market value.

This video reviews the Momentum Deep 6 dive watch, focusing on its size and potential appeal as a larger dive watch. The reviewer discusses general trends in dive watch design, including color, hand, and dial execution, and expresses a preference for other brands and models over the Deep 6, despite acknowledging its solid build, functional bezel, legible date, multiple color options, and affordability. The reviewer also teases a future video about their favorite dive watch, which is not a Citizen or Seiko. Links to the Momentum Deep 6, Deep Blue Master 1000, and AVI-8 Hawker Harrier II are provided, along with links to the reviewer's Patreon and social media.