Russjstewart
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I did see a woman in a LBD diving once, she was following a pink elephant. I may have been narked
Womens dive watch
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I have a Momentum Mini rubber band dive watch. I’ve accidentally worn while diving a couple of times under wetsuit when I forgot to take it off. Band is too short to wear over a wetsuit.
I use it while doing laps in the pool and otherwise like having a watch I can wear all the time. My style is rather casual. I have the aqua one. They also have a Mini steel version that is more stretchy.
I like the Mini as I have small wrists. Anything else is too big for me.
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I use it while doing laps in the pool and otherwise like having a watch I can wear all the time. My style is rather casual. I have the aqua one. They also have a Mini steel version that is more stretchy.
I like the Mini as I have small wrists. Anything else is too big for me.
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But you HAVE seen a man diving in a tuxedo, haven't you?
CT Sean
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I don't know what "women's watch" size you're actually looking for but I'll 2nd the Seiko SKX013. Basic no-frills, yet iconic automatic dive watch that is ISO 6425 compliant (if you care about such a thing). If you prefer a minor step up, a Seiko SRPC37 "mini-turtle" is another option which should have a little bit better movement as well as a better strap or bracelet.
mbs
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Not under $400, but my wife wears her Tag everyday and for diving. Classy looking as well. Well actually not wearing it this week as it is back at Tag for new battery/pressure testing.
runsongas
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tag is overpriced because they are a "brand name". you can get a steinhart, cw trident, or deep blue with a swiss eta or sellita movement and sapphire glass for a lot less.
mbs
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runsongas
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might as well get an omega seamaster if you are going to overpay for a brand
mbs
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To each their own...
This blog is actually written by a diver "up north".
2018's Best Dive Watches Under $200 | Dive Watches Blog
That link is best watches under $200, there are others at under $500 (I think) as well as many other price points.
Here's a slightly older but women's watches specifically.
2016's Best Women's Dive Watches | Dive Watches Blog
Personally, I like Seiko and Citizen, esp down in the "tool watch" price range, eg under $300.
I really like Quartz over automatic, and solar quartz is better - no batteries to change, ever.
So Citizen Eco-drive, Seiko Solar Diver, etc.
2018's Best Dive Watches Under $200 | Dive Watches Blog
That link is best watches under $200, there are others at under $500 (I think) as well as many other price points.
Here's a slightly older but women's watches specifically.
2016's Best Women's Dive Watches | Dive Watches Blog
Personally, I like Seiko and Citizen, esp down in the "tool watch" price range, eg under $300.
I really like Quartz over automatic, and solar quartz is better - no batteries to change, ever.
So Citizen Eco-drive, Seiko Solar Diver, etc.
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