Hello all,

I am current considering adding a dive watch to my collection and was curious as to folks take on the best dive watch option for a smaller wrist. I had been leaning towards the Tudor Pelagos, but it was just too big and chunky for my wrist (currently wear a couple vintage seamasters), so now was considering the Tudor Black Bay Or Bremont s300/301, but was curious if folks had an opinion here or other suggestions.

Thanks

 

lets see... old make with real history or recent company with much touted fake history.....

buy the Tudor.

 

Oris and Longines heritage divers are smaller I think.

 

oh yeah... suggestions.... my wrist is quite skinny but I seem to get away with my Seiko SKX175... and they really are about the best value out there!

 

Black bay.

 

Do Omega still offer the Seamaster 300M in 36mm? If so, I’d go with that. Or if an external bezel isn’t important, you could think about the Tudor Black Bay 36. And if actual water resistance isn’t necessarily an issue, there are plenty of 36mm vintage supercompressor options

 

Tudor hands down

 

What about Tudor vs a 40mm Oris diver sixty five, which isn’t quite as thick and chunky as the Tudor.

 

Tudor wears bigger.

 

http://www.hamiltonwatch.com/collection/khaki/navy/scuba-auto/h82305931-khaki-navy-scuba-auto

40mm

 

Oris Aquis all the way!

 

Before their all gone get this Invicta Invictory Russia diver it's 83mm case diameter 32mm thick

 

Good shout . They do but they reference it as a lady’s watch . IMO nothing wrong with it as a small quality watch. Only real difference is the marker to the right of the date . Everything else looks and feels the same including the braclet . So gets my vote to

 

You might also want to look at the Black Seiko auto X dive watch . Great value

 

It is available in the 36 and 42mm!

 

Doubles as a coaster

 

Get the one you like the most.

 

Which one did you get in the end?

 

i vote tudor

 

+1 for Tudor.