Although we spend most of our time struggling to keep our heads above water, we still understand the importance of a quality time piece for divers. And not just to show your boredom with your dive partners when you’ve seen enough Queen Angelfish to last a lifetime. For starters, that tank of oxygen won’t last forever, so it would be nice to know how much air you’ve got left.
And other reasons, but the technobabble might be over your head. Too much of that and you’ll be pointedly flashing glances of your watch while pretending to listen.
Bottom line, if you need a dependable timepiece on your next dive, the Ulysse Nardin Diver Le Locle should fit the bill. This Swiss (aren’t they all?) timepiece comes from a company trusted for its marine chronometers since 1846. Inspired by a 1964 model from the house collection, the watch is an updated version of a classic. Turn it over and find the engraving of a diver, adding nautical flair matched by the strap of durable sailcloth. And it’s good to depths of more than a football field.
Trust the Diver Le Locle with self-winding movement to accurately alert you to the amount of air remaining in your tank and when mai tais will be served on the beach.