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Diving Watches
200 metres of water resistance is genuinely enough for recreational scuba diving, not just swimming or splashes, and every watch in this collection meets or approaches that standard. It covers Casio's Duro dive line alongside Timex's diver-inspired range, sold in Pakistan.
What Separates a Dive Watch From "Water Resistant"
Plenty of watches claim water resistance, but genuine dive watches follow a stricter standard (ISO 6425) covering depth rating, legibility underwater, and a unidirectional bezel that prevents accidentally extending your remaining dive time.
- Water resistance rated up to 200 metres on Casio's Duro models
- Unidirectional rotating bezels for tracking elapsed dive time
- High-contrast, luminous markers designed for underwater visibility
- Screw-down crowns on genuine dive models to reinforce water sealing
Casio Duro vs Timex Diver-Inspired
The Casio MDV-107D Duro is built to genuine diving specifications. Timex's diver-inspired pieces borrow the aesthetic, the bezel and case shape, without necessarily meeting the same depth rating, so they suit the look more than the activity itself.
Related Collections
If diving specifically isn't the goal and you just want general water resistance for daily life, our broader waterproof watches collection covers more affordable options. Prefer a rugged, sporty look without the dive-specific bezel? Check out sports watches.
Prices here run from Rs. 16,700 for the Timex diver-inspired pieces up to around Rs. 37,900 for the genuine 200-metre Casio Duro line.