Omega Seamaster Diver 300: Omega’s iconic Seamaster dive watch is also available in either black or blue with a diameter of 36.25 mm. The 300-meter water-resistant model is powered by Omega Caliber 2500, featuring the brand’s co-axial escapement; the bezel inlay is made of ceramic, and there’s also a helium-release valve at 10 o’clock.
Sinn U200 (EZM 8): With a diameter of 37 mm and an impressive water resistance of 2,000 meters, the smaller representative of the popular U-series certainly did not abandon the company’s commitment to performance. The U200 is powered by an ETA 2824-2 and is available with different strap and bezel options.
Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600: There are more than a dozen versions of the Planet Ocean with a diameter of 37.5 mm. They all offer 600 meters of water resistance; a ceramic bezel inlay (except for the ones with diamonds); a helium-release valve; a COSC-certified 8520 or 8521 movement with co-axial escapement; and even a transparent caseback.
Blancpain Bathyscaphe: Powered by Blancpain’s in-house Caliber 1150, the 38-mm version of the Bathyscaphe offers about 100 hours of power reserve, 300-meter water resistance and a bezel inlay made of ceramic.
Chanel J12: Chanel’s popular J12 is available with a smaller case diameter of 38 mm (the 33-mm version is only available with a quartz movement). It comes with 200 meters of water resistance, a ceramic case available in several different colors and, most likely, an ETA 2892 movement.
Don’t forget the 38mm Christopher Ward Trident Pro. Same specs as the 42mm, except for the size.
Hi Larry, absolutely! Breitling’s new Superocean should be mentioned as well (36mm, available in white or black) but since both the Trident (42mm, GMT) and the Superocean (44mm, blue) were introduced already in the past weeks with a hands-on, we focused on other models for this list.