Ocean Diver on mesh bracelet
Check out this watch/strap combo. How cool is that!
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GMT Exploring the Ocean Depths
Cool little video clip of the Ocean Diver GMT model being used during a diving expedition in Portugal, with the Haliotis Padi Dive Center. Enjoy!
The full Prometheus Ocean Diver model line-up
From left to right: Ocean Diver day/date, Ocean Diver GMT, and Ocean Diver Chronograph
Ocean Diver Chronograph | Sneak Peak Photos
I just received an Ocean Diver Chronograph and I have to say that I'm blown away by how well it has turned out. It's not available for a little bit longer yet, but wanted to share a few quick (sneak peak) photos with you ahead of the weekend. The pushers not only look awesome, they work perfectly with good firm movements. Enjoy!
Watch Report reviews the Ocean Diver
Another great review of the Ocean Diver, this one by Paul Hubbard at Watch Report that actually references this blog- ha! Paul gives some good feedback about the design of the watch hands too, which actually reflect the original design of the hands. Full review here . "In my opinion, the Internet has been a godsend for the rise of small, independent watchmakers. They can find customers, actually converse about design, and foster a closer connection to far-flung fans. The Ocean Diver takes this collaboration to the next level."
ABlogToWatch: Retro cool Prometheus Ocean Diver watch review
Another great review of the Ocean Diver by Ariel Adams of ABlogToWatch . Check out the full article and the nice video review below. "In all, the Ocean Diver delivers on its promise, a nicely made, highly functional, true diver's watch with a Swiss movement for a reasonable price. At $495 (339 euros) it is hard to beat what you get here . Plus, the watch is a limited edition of 500 pieces giving it an addition level of exclusivity. For all that I give the watch an aBlogtoRead.com good value award. You can get an Ocean Diver watch directly from Prometheus's website here."
Hodinkee reviews the Ocean Diver
Great review of the Ocean Diver by the very well known and respected watch blog site Hodinkee . You can watch the video review below. "This watch, which retails for around $500 US, features a well-made case and also an ETA Swiss Automatic movement. Essentially, it does everything the Enzo Mechana does for less than half the price, and more than what the Deep Blue does for just about the same price."