Men's Dive Watch, Swiss Movement, Stainless Steel, Blue Dial, Stainless Steel Bracelet, 100M Water Resistant

I recently bought a Stuhrling diver watch and I’m honestly impressed with the quality for the price. The design looks clean, sporty, and much more premium than I expected. The weight feels solid on the wrist without being too heavy, and the bracelet is comfortable for daily wear. The bezel action feels smooth, and the dial is easy to read even in low light. I also like the overall finishing and attention to detail. It gives the look of a much more expensive dive watch.

Se ve muy bien para el costo, es moviento de electrónico no automático como dice la descripción de lejos parece un Submariner lo recomiendo !

Super schöne Uhr gefällt mir Ultra gut

Hochwertige Verarbeitung, hohe Ganggenauigkeit und sehr schönes Aussehen. Mit dieser Uhr macht man definitiv nichts falsch und hat Freude. Armband kürzen ohne Probleme. Wasserdichtigkeit ist ebenfalls gegeben. Wahrscheinlich wurde von den anderen Feedbacks die Krone nach dem einstellen einfach nur nicht festgeschraubt (Benutzerfehler).

I'm a watch guy. I love watches and everything about them, and I'm quite particular when it comes to purchasing a new one. Now, this isn't the first Stuhrling that I have purchased, and it won't be the last. To clarify, Stuhrling Original watches are NOT truly Swiss made. They typically use Ronda movement, which is a type of Swiss movement, but most Stuhrling Originals are made in Shenzhen, China. The company is based in Brooklyn, NY, however. The faces are typically protected with Krysterna crystal, which is a synthetic sapphire, and are quite easy to clean. You typically pay maybe $50-100 for one on Amazon, but keep in mind that these are typically sold for $150-3000 other places. At first glance, the Depthmaster looks exactly like a Rolex Submariner. The colors, the band, and the build are all the same (the colors are actually quite striking in-person). The only difference in looks are the hands. The hour hand on the Depthmaster takes on the shape of an arrow, in comparison to the Submariner's knob-looking end. A few people have actually thought that it in fact was a Rolex, and I sadly had to tell them otherwise. As for the water resistance, the watch is in fact waterproof. Many say it isn't, that there is leakage, but I think that these people forgot that this watch has a screw-down crown. In order for this to actually work as a dive watch, you MUST screw the crown down all the way. This prevents leakage and keeps the watch ticking even underwater. The same goes for the Stuhrling GMT, you must screw the crown down completely in order for the water resistance to work. The readability underwater is several times better than I expected, as well. It was perfectly clear, and I had no issues trying to make out the hand positions. The unidirectional bezel also works as intended. The watch is a bit on the heavy side, but not so much that you constantly notice that it is there. It is quite comfortable, and the face is not too big or too small. It's a perfect size. As for the Depthmaster's functionality, it has been quite reliable so far, with about only +/- 30 seconds every five weeks or so. The battery doesn't seem like it will run out soon, but the watch is still quite new, so I'll give it a year or two. Now, my only real complaint is the size of the band when the watch arrived. I'm not quite sure how big some people's wrists get, but I had to take out all but four links, and the pins were quite stiff. This is both good and bad, as now I'm ensured that the links will stay where they are, but now the thought of having to remove or add more is painful. Overall, the Stuhrling Depthmaster is a reliable dive watch. I highly recommend this, especially during a sale.