Modern diving watches are so sleek and stylish that they are probably not used for diving. The most water activity that some of them may encounter is a short swim in the ocean. If it is a quality watch, you do not have to worry about it turning green from the sea salt. But if you have you ever visited a beach in the Caribbean and then realised that your waterproof watch was no match for the Caribbean Sea, then it’s time to go shopping.
When shopping around for a watch that can handle outdoor activities, you should not only focus on the price. Reliability, functionality, and quality are three additional features that can define your time piece. Finding a watch that you can wear while diving, snorkelling, surfing, or any other type of water activity is not difficult. However, finding a watch that will not corrode after two sea baths is where you may find a challenge.