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Extremely appreciated worldwide by the watch connoisseurs, TechnoMarine still remains a brand that creates timepieces designed to pass the test of time and progress. By using the most advanced techniques, the designers from TechnoMarine prepare the materials thoroughly and shape them into becoming genuine watch *** masterpieces. Committed to the watch manufacturing artistry, TechnoMarine's new proposal is the new TechnoMarine RoyalMarine, a watch of an extremely serious and appealing look. The concept of this new watch is not new, as it follows the same shapes as the previous RoyalMarine P1 Collection, based on rose gold. This time, the designers have tried to capture the same aesthetic idea, but with using other material combinations. Such combinations include stainless steel, titanium and aluminum. The new watch presents the customers with a new and fresh look, which hints more to a sporty attitude, than an old-school based on rose gold. The impressive design is quite appealing in its simplicity and is definitely appropriate for those who don't need opulent accessories to confirm their vanity. The three design versions feature combinations between titanium and black PVD, giving the touch a complementary design, stainless steel and PVD, the blending of the materials creating a youthful aspect, and last, but not least, the combination between stainless steel and blue aluminum. Every version has its special appeal, and the choice of materials depends entirely by the taste of the buyer. The case of the watch is quite impressive in size, guaranteeing the sporty design appropriate to divers. The case protects the black dial adorned with blue detailing as to suggest the idea of water and ocean and it also shelters a Swiss made movement, which assures the accuracy and technical performance of the new TechnoMarine RoyalMarine watch. The new TechnoMarine RoyalMarine watch is equipped with a powerful movement, which permits a 200 meters deep diving. This property can only impress the divers, who know that they have found in this new timepiece a perfect companion for their diving activities. Even if it's not used at diving, although designed to perform these actions, the new TechnoMarine RoyalMarine watch can be worn everywhere and at every occasion, as its design is modern and sporty. The strap available on this watch is a rubber strap, which adds flexibility and easiness of movement for the wrist. The dial of the watch is designed to follow the same *** line as the watch, as it doesn't use any unnecessary adornment, not even Arabic numerals to indicate the time. However, these indications are marked with luminescent indexes, providing visibility even at night. The traditional features are shown with the help of three indicators and the bezel is unidirectional, allowing the divers to record any timing they wish. Accurate and extremely functional, the new TechnoMarine RoyalMarine watch provides diving- friendly functions in an extremely elegant manner. The shape of the case approaches a contemporary look, while the location of the crown, at the 4 o'clock position, adds a touch of unconformity and originality. The new TechnoMarine RoyalMarine watch is definitely what you need if you are looking for high performance in an interesting and appealing design.

TweetEmailTechnoMarine AbyssDive watches come in all shapes and sizes, and are available at all different price points. Most watches with a uni-directional rotating bezel and the ability to fit over a wetsuit claim more water resistance then most of us will ever need: usually around 100-200 meters. But the watches I cover in this article go way deeper than your typical diver; deeper than the current 1,220 meter Rolex Sea Dweller; deeper, even, than the Breitling Steelfish which maxes out at a comparably casual 2,000 meters. There are a handful of watches out there that can literally scrape the bottom of the deepest known parts of the ocean, and I call these watches "extreme divers".The TechnoMarine AbyssFirst up is the TechnoMarine Abyss. This avant-garde brand throws down an interesting looking watch that is ready to dive. The Abyss is a 42.5mm quartz-powered stainless steel dive watch which, at $650, represents the cheapest of the extreme divers. Although suspiciously light on details, TechnoMarine claims the Abyss can withstand 12,000 meters of water, or about 39,600 feet, which is about as deep as deep gets. This model comes in a choice of dial colors (blue, black, orange, silver, and yellow), and is outfitted with a mineral crystal. Something that sets the Abyss apart from the other extreme divers is the day of the week in additional to the date. Like all the extreme divers, the case of the Abyss is filled with silicone oil to keep the pressure equalized, and it has a very prominent air bubble which will undoubtedly draw bewildered looks and plenty of questions from perfect strangers.The Bell & Ross HydromaxBell & Ross HydromaxMTM Black SealSinn UXBell & Ross has a beauty of a diver called the Hydromax which they claim (and back up with details) will withstand a depth of 11,100 meters, or about 36,500 feet. While not the most extreme of the extreme divers, that still makes it capable of reaching the bottom of Challenger Trench, one of the deepest known points in the ocean. There is, as you might expect, some impressive engineering going on in this timepiece. In additional to an oil-filled case, the caseback of the watch has a rubber button which helps accommodate the changing properties of the oil under extreme temperatures and depths. The button can become convex or concave as the oil expands or contracts. While I will concede that a $2,400 watch that can go as deep as one of the deepest points in the ocean may be a little overkill, the watch is more of a proof of concept and a brand statement for Bell & Ross professional watches.The MTM Black SealNext up is the MTM Black Seal (read the full review here). This one is defiantly worth a few minutes of your time. With an oil-filled case, the MTM Black Seal claims to be completely waterproof to 12,000 meters (39,000 feet), and even adds some interesting features like a high-end Swiss quartz movement, a sapphire crystal (much harder then the mineral crystal found on the Abyss), and Tritium-filled glass tubes on all the markers. Tritium gas is electro-phosphorescent meaning it glows all the time, and the tubes have enough gas to glow for 25 years. This is far more useful then luminous paint because it glows brightly and constantly without the need to charge from ambient light. At $1,800, the Black Seal is a serious watch with a serious look and a very comprehensive set of features.The Sinn UXWe now head north from Switzerland (or at least Swiss made) to Germany where the Sinn UX is a serious extreme diver contender. The silicon oil filled Sinn UX is certified to 12,000 meters (39,000 feet) and is built from steel designed for submarines which is five times harder than regular stainless steel. A seven-year battery, thick anti-reflective sapphire crystal, German engineering, and a stark and understated professional look make the UX stand out in the extreme diver lineup. (For more details on the Sinn UX, see Introduction to Sinn: a Convergence of Watchmaking and Engineering.)That's four watches that are nearly impervious to pressure. For the typical desk-diver, these are extremely interesting watches that will entertain friends, family, and perfect strangers as you explain every last feature and nuance. For the watch collector, some sort of over-engineered diver is a must, so why not one-up your fellow collectors and make it an extreme diver? And for the serious diving professional, God help you if you should ever end up deep enough to put any of these watches to the test.Related articles:Review of the MTM Black Seal Introduction to Sinn: a Convergence of Watchmaking and EngineeringBell & Ross: Watches for ProfessionalsBy James Stacey