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Absolutely love it!!! I'll have to be financially stable in every sense before purchasing my first Zenith Diver. The best thing to do with your money is to invest rightly because money left saving will end up with no returns
No doubt being financially free and able to afford these luxuries cannot be overemphasized, making smart plans and setting up diversified investment portfolios is quite essential.
I've been consulting with Eric Paul Elmer. He specialize in high-end watches investments and have provided me with valuable insights into market trends, potential appreciation, and even tips on maintenance to preserve the watch value.
I laughed when I saw this posted yesterday - I was heading out to my AD to pick up my Extreme Diver. I'm now wearing my blue Extreme Diver. I think a lot of people get put off by the thickness, but it's not a Tudor slab side thick, the convex shaping of the caseback, the angled chamfer of the case, the ceramic bezel, and the metal bezel breaks up the case thickness. Include the fact that it's titanium, it's very wearable.
@@DanielBoychuk well, maybe. However, these are watches that seem to be the same size, the same utility, and around the same price. I guess one is "High horology" and one isn't but to me it feels like the only differentiator is the name on the watch.
"How many people are actually going to go diving with this watch" is an argument that could easily be made about any luxury diver... Omega Rolex, etc. I think the closest parallel to this would be the Omega PO which wears better and is WAY cheaper.
Agree with your assessment here, and it's still a favorite release of the year. The use of titanium mitigates the size just enough to make sense in my world.
Zenith execs within the hallowed halls of Zenith Corp refer to this Defy reimagination affectionally as, 'the clodhopper'. Some even call it the big kahuna.
The Pelagos comes in blue, has a trick clasp and it’s half the price. The Planet Ocean comes in various colours, sizes and prices. Both just as well finished but you knew that already which is likely why you focused on them integrated bracelet, as if anyone who buys a diver thinks “it must have integrated bracelet”. Stop pandering to conglomerates, Zenith is the top LVMH watch brand and they’ve trying to position it opposite Rolex - not going to happen. Bloody Richemont behaves the same, both are pricing out watch enthusiasts in favour of increased dividends for their shareholders.
so what's 42mm? The bezel, or the bezel plus crown guards, or the case measured by the width of the dodecahedral case back? Or is the HEV included in the width as well?
love it! as a diver myself i prefer a dive watch to be 100% designed to be a dive watch! As you mention, if you wanted a sleeker, slimmer, dressier version then wear a Defy! Usually a decent tool watch needs to be 100% designed for its job.... works way better than a "jack of all trades, master of none" watch!
Not going to lie the bracelet configuration is really cool. For similar money I'd prefer the GO SeaQ. Looks awesome in green and it's only 39.5mm. Sure it's not a true diver but I don't dive anyway.
I like these Zenith divers, glad you singled them out for a good review. The alternative is simply the Planet Ocean, which is also at 600m, also and comes in various sizes as you know, including a very wearable 39.5 which sits superbly on the wrist. I have the Summer Blue version and its awesome. Comparing it to the Offshore is cheeky as the latter is supposedly a high horology watch, although sometimes I do wonder how much more manual work AP put into their movements and cases compared to a lower end brand Zenith.
Feel like a Planet Ocean (Titanium, Ultra Deep, Ceramic, etc.) or TAG Heuer's SuperDiver are probably closer alternatives than the SD4k, but with the uniqueness of the movement and the strap change system, this one's kind of on its own. Very cool watch, and arguably the best release of the year so far.
Great video. My opinion: every time I see this watch, I become more fund of it. I like how bold this design is - regards to colors and Size/shape. Personally I would wear this on the rubber strap (and the The Defy Skyline on the metal bracelet). I like the Blue version the best, but they are both really cool.
Panerai Luminor Submersible... in any of the versions. And when it comes to funky shape but definitely nowhere near the quality of its "heart" you have the Certina DS PH500M or even the PH1000M.... interesting more affordable beaters version of this SUPER nice piece. Nice video Adrian!!! as usual
Wearing an fxd at the moment and it would be awesome to be able to put in a bracelet. And no a normal Pelagos is not the same. Too thick and ugly blue. Although given that Tudor charges 175 euro for the NATO strap I don't wanna know what they would charge for the bracelet.
I love it except that it's too thick and I don't want the helium escape valve. You absolutely nailed it when you said they needed to cut the WR to 200-300m and remove the He escape valve. I'm to the point now that I won't even consider a dive watch with more than 300m of water resistance because of the additional thickness and weight that I know it will entail. Nobody who buys these watches needs more than 100m WR or a He escape valve. I'd wager my own money even if this were possible to prove/disprove: not even one person, not one, who has bought such a watch (several-thousand-dollar mechanical dive watch) has ever needed these features (more than 100m WR or a He escape valve). It's ridiculous that manufacturers keep including them.
Absolutely! I can’t help but feel like 300 is the new 200. If 200m is REALLY 200m, that’s more than sufficient for virtually everyone. Honestly, beyond 40m visibility plummets big time, and the temperature drops to the point of not being a fun dive anymore. I wonder if this is a result of 50m being shower and pools only (aka NOT actually 50m) amount of water resistance? And the helium escape valve is just silly imo. Just open the crown if you are a saturation diver. My diver is rated 300m, but when I’m actually diving, all I wear on my wrist is my frogman. 200m on a g-shock is more than anyone will ever need. Literally no one goes 600m. What’s the point?
@@brandonmcneil3555 Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't 30m the limit for SCUBA on normal air and therefore 99% of recreational divers never go past that depth?
Absolutely! PADI advanced open water certification has a 30m limit. Bear in mind that most recreational sites are shallower than that though, because coral etc is found closer to the surface. If you are diving somewhere with a wall, like Saipan, you can go deeper without paying attention. Your guide should stop you (or not even go that deep tbh). But, you’re right: most recreational divers don’t have certification to go deeper than 30 and there’s not much to are at that depth, rendering anything more than 100m to be moot. I get it, it shows technical prowess, but it will never ever be used.
During W&W you briefly featured the Alpina Seastrong Diver Extreme 39mm. As far as I can find nobody else noticed it and there’s barely a review on CZcams. For £1500 it looks like a bargain and it’d be great to see a review. Thanks again.
I find there to be many similarities with my SeaMaster Planet Ocean 45.5mm. Which is currently sporting a khaki Bark & Jack strap. And I absolutely love it. It's a tank. Wearing it intensely since 2010. It's seen construction, diving, biking, all sorts of banging around and it's just indestructible. And yes, I have a larger wrist, so size doesn't matter. As long as it's big. And relevant to this video: I could see me wearing this Extreme Diver as an alternative. Just hope it's as rock solid.... (I have less than perfect experience with El Primero movements)
I'm surprised the Planet Ocean didn't feature as a viable option when juxtaposed with the Offshore Diver and the Sea Dweller, since the Omega, in my opinion, makes a really good competitor, in terms of price, the presence of a helium valve and, the quintessential water resistance.
A thinner version with less water resistance will probably come out in the future as the Defy Diver (minus the Extreme)…I’m hoping sooner than later and also in stainless steel please
JLC Polaris variants may fit the bill as an alternative. Not the same depth rating, but as you said no one really needs that. Still a high horology feel and a beautiful watch not the same integrated bracelet style though either.
Omega Planet Ocean is a good alternative. I’m anOmega fanboy that owns waaay too many Omega pieces so take my opinion for what it’s worth - biased. Lol. love the Zenith though.
I love zenith and how they reinterpret they're vintage models, but like a few other watch makers they are losing their way, and just homogenizing to keep pace with others.
Thought the GO SeaQ Panorama Date and Blancpain Fifty Fathoms are great high horology dive watch alternatives too. Both with dive pedigrees as well. Both fit very well on straps too. Which Adrian obviously is familiar with both models, so yeah he is going for the interactions. 😂
Other alternatives are Omega PO, IWC Aquatimer, GO SeaQ and on a lower end the Longines Ultrachron, Tudor Pelagos (OG version in 42mm) as well as Sinn UX or the EZM lineup.
5167 has 120m of WR but Patek recently changed how they communicate water resistance where the number means “you can take it to this depth” and this has confused everyone.
Adrian I’m a big Zenith fan… have you gotten to see the Zenith Limited Edition (250) Green Dial Green Bezel Aaron Rogers Chronomaster Sport? I got one Awesome
If it didn’t say Zenith on the dial I’d guess the price point at circa 2K. Would look better without the date window. Why is end of minute hand so thick?
Kryten must really want to pick up those one of the new retro ones next time the Red Dwarf swings by our solar system! The extreme is cool (especially the blue)........ More Captain America 😈 Just too expensive for its fun factor for me. Oris Aquis Pro 4000 might tempt me first.
I dig the ROO Diver, I just can’t afford it. Remember that new PP watches can actually be used to the rated depth, so that Aquanaut can be used for recreational scuba diving, since PADI Advanced Open Water dive certification is down to 30 meters.
Hi Adrien , just a question , what happen to" about effing time " I have only just started watching the shows you did with George and that Aussie guy they are great !!! Very entertaining , such a shame you haven't done a show since Xmas
The Extreme Diver is a nice looking watch. Will anyone who buys this watch go down 800 meters? Will they use the Helium escape valve? Does the hi beat give greater accuracy? I like it much better than the ultra boring Submariner.
The Zenith definitely fits a niche but for a highly finished Luxury dive watch maybe the Glashutte Original Panorama Date as an alternative. It doesn't have the same depth rating but has DIN and ISO certs. No integrated bracelet but a fantastic bracelet.
Finally a Dive Watch which is 'fresh', has it's own character without going cartoonish. It's futu-luxu-tooly.
Investing in a luxury watch can be an exciting but intricate financial decision. The value of these watches can appreciate over time, making them potential assets. However, maintenance costs and depreciation should be considered.
Absolutely, It's not just about owning a beautiful watch but also understanding the market trends. Consulting a watch investment specialist or a financial advisor with expertise in alternative investments can help navigate the complexities and ensure you make informed decisions.
Absolutely love it!!! I'll have to be financially stable in every sense before purchasing my first Zenith Diver. The best thing to do with your money is to invest rightly because money left saving will end up with no returns
No doubt being financially free and able to afford these luxuries cannot be overemphasized, making smart plans and setting up diversified investment portfolios is quite essential.
Perhaps i should seek advice from a specialist in luxury car investments. Do you have any recommendations?
I've been consulting with Eric Paul Elmer. He specialize in high-end watches investments and have provided me with valuable insights into market trends, potential appreciation, and even tips on maintenance to preserve the watch value.
I laughed when I saw this posted yesterday - I was heading out to my AD to pick up my Extreme Diver. I'm now wearing my blue Extreme Diver. I think a lot of people get put off by the thickness, but it's not a Tudor slab side thick, the convex shaping of the caseback, the angled chamfer of the case, the ceramic bezel, and the metal bezel breaks up the case thickness. Include the fact that it's titanium, it's very wearable.
Seamaster planet ocean professional has got to be a close contender
I suppose one potential alternative you didn’t mention is the Omega Planet Ocean 6000m?
Good luck getting that. Some Omega dealers have a warped sense of price. No discounts on the Ploprof for sure
@@DanielBoychuk well, maybe. However, these are watches that seem to be the same size, the same utility, and around the same price. I guess one is "High horology" and one isn't but to me it feels like the only differentiator is the name on the watch.
He’s also going for engagement. It was the obvious pick.
Omega Planet Ocean 6000m? 6000m is 6km, sir!
the Omega 6000m is much thicker (15.5mm vs 18.1mm)
Now this is a interesting Watch, more of this Adrian 🔥
Zenith is doing great things! I love that they include the additional straps. More companies should be doing this.
Looks like the Bamford Aquaracer! I’m sure George will be pleased!
On the secondary market, as it's no longer in production, the JLC Master Compressor would be my pick
Yes, that’s really a excellent choice!!
"How many people are actually going to go diving with this watch" is an argument that could easily be made about any luxury diver... Omega Rolex, etc. I think the closest parallel to this would be the Omega PO which wears better and is WAY cheaper.
Agree with your assessment here, and it's still a favorite release of the year. The use of titanium mitigates the size just enough to make sense in my world.
Reminds me a bit of the Doxa SUB200 for the playfulness, and the Marathon Large Diver's models for the boldness.
•Zenith releases new Extreme Diver.
•Omega PO Ultra Deep: You're Extreme? that's cute(35,876 ft.)
•Rolex DeepSea: Dude chill...(35,814 ft.)
haha
Alternate options that are also colourful and comes on straps is the Tissot Seastar (sub 1k) and Brietling superocean (sub 6k)
Actually the Patek Aquanaut 5167A is 120 meters water resistant.
Patek has downgraded the water resistance of all their watches to 30 meters. For confirmation, you can visit any retail store or check their website.
Yeah but in the new catalog they dont say that anymore
Zenith execs within the hallowed halls of Zenith Corp refer to this Defy reimagination affectionally as, 'the clodhopper'. Some even call it the big kahuna.
Planet Ocean is where i'd head given the choice of this style.
Such a cool watch. Not for me but love that it’s out there and love the look of the strap options.
Love how new this is, and the fact you and the gang have jumped on this already. Literally just landed in Australia, and trying the black on Friday!
The Pelagos comes in blue, has a trick clasp and it’s half the price. The Planet Ocean comes in various colours, sizes and prices. Both just as well finished but you knew that already which is likely why you focused on them integrated bracelet, as if anyone who buys a diver thinks “it must have integrated bracelet”. Stop pandering to conglomerates, Zenith is the top LVMH watch brand and they’ve trying to position it opposite Rolex - not going to happen. Bloody Richemont behaves the same, both are pricing out watch enthusiasts in favour of increased dividends for their shareholders.
so what's 42mm? The bezel, or the bezel plus crown guards, or the case measured by the width of the dodecahedral case back? Or is the HEV included in the width as well?
It looks like the new Super Ocean and a Planet Ocean had a chunky baby.
Baume & Mercier Riviera Azur. Half the price with a great movement
Yes! That’s such a good suggestion. Love that watch.
honestly it just looks perfect on your wrist , and the overall package and price are fair enough
Is that a Mark XX on Adrians wrist? Upcoming review?
love it! as a diver myself i prefer a dive watch to be 100% designed to be a dive watch! As you mention, if you wanted a sleeker, slimmer, dressier version then wear a Defy! Usually a decent tool watch needs to be 100% designed for its job.... works way better than a "jack of all trades, master of none" watch!
Not going to lie the bracelet configuration is really cool.
For similar money I'd prefer the GO SeaQ. Looks awesome in green and it's only 39.5mm. Sure it's not a true diver but I don't dive anyway.
Okay, that’s a cool watch.
I like these Zenith divers, glad you singled them out for a good review. The alternative is simply the Planet Ocean, which is also at 600m, also and comes in various sizes as you know, including a very wearable 39.5 which sits superbly on the wrist. I have the Summer Blue version and its awesome. Comparing it to the Offshore is cheeky as the latter is supposedly a high horology watch, although sometimes I do wonder how much more manual work AP put into their movements and cases compared to a lower end brand Zenith.
Feel like a Planet Ocean (Titanium, Ultra Deep, Ceramic, etc.) or TAG Heuer's SuperDiver are probably closer alternatives than the SD4k, but with the uniqueness of the movement and the strap change system, this one's kind of on its own. Very cool watch, and arguably the best release of the year so far.
I’d definitely go for the Omega Planet Ocean
are they worth the money?
Looking forward to a review of the new zenith defy chronograph 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Great video. My opinion: every time I see this watch, I become more fund of it. I like how bold this design is - regards to colors and Size/shape. Personally I would wear this on the rubber strap (and the The Defy Skyline on the metal bracelet). I like the Blue version the best, but they are both really cool.
Linde Werdelin makes great dive watches in the same style and with different material and at different price points.
I think Glashutte Original Seaq panorama date is a perfect alternative to this with a little more traditional design
Review the Offshore, curious if you hold the same views after spending time with it.
When it comes to fine imitation watches, mamacoo delivers. I've bought from them several times, and I've never been let down.
Panerai Luminor Submersible... in any of the versions. And when it comes to funky shape but definitely nowhere near the quality of its "heart" you have the Certina DS PH500M or even the PH1000M.... interesting more affordable beaters version of this SUPER nice piece. Nice video Adrian!!! as usual
I mean if the Tudor FXD had the same way of having the ability to put on a bracelet. It would be amazing
Wearing an fxd at the moment and it would be awesome to be able to put in a bracelet.
And no a normal Pelagos is not the same. Too thick and ugly blue.
Although given that Tudor charges 175 euro for the NATO strap I don't wanna know what they would charge for the bracelet.
Beautiful.
Oris Aquis with Calibre 400. In-house movement, 5 day power reserve, 10 year warranty, 300 meters WR, and it’s under $4000 retail.
I love it except that it's too thick and I don't want the helium escape valve. You absolutely nailed it when you said they needed to cut the WR to 200-300m and remove the He escape valve. I'm to the point now that I won't even consider a dive watch with more than 300m of water resistance because of the additional thickness and weight that I know it will entail. Nobody who buys these watches needs more than 100m WR or a He escape valve. I'd wager my own money even if this were possible to prove/disprove: not even one person, not one, who has bought such a watch (several-thousand-dollar mechanical dive watch) has ever needed these features (more than 100m WR or a He escape valve). It's ridiculous that manufacturers keep including them.
Absolutely! I can’t help but feel like 300 is the new 200. If 200m is REALLY 200m, that’s more than sufficient for virtually everyone. Honestly, beyond 40m visibility plummets big time, and the temperature drops to the point of not being a fun dive anymore.
I wonder if this is a result of 50m being shower and pools only (aka NOT actually 50m) amount of water resistance? And the helium escape valve is just silly imo. Just open the crown if you are a saturation diver.
My diver is rated 300m, but when I’m actually diving, all I wear on my wrist is my frogman. 200m on a g-shock is more than anyone will ever need. Literally no one goes 600m. What’s the point?
@@brandonmcneil3555 Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't 30m the limit for SCUBA on normal air and therefore 99% of recreational divers never go past that depth?
Absolutely! PADI advanced open water certification has a 30m limit. Bear in mind that most recreational sites are shallower than that though, because coral etc is found closer to the surface. If you are diving somewhere with a wall, like Saipan, you can go deeper without paying attention. Your guide should stop you (or not even go that deep tbh). But, you’re right: most recreational divers don’t have certification to go deeper than 30 and there’s not much to are at that depth, rendering anything more than 100m to be moot. I get it, it shows technical prowess, but it will never ever be used.
Does anyone need an engine that produces 600 bhp? Of course not. But it's pretty damn cool.
Does anyone know what watch is Adrian wearing on this vid? Cheers
During W&W you briefly featured the Alpina Seastrong Diver Extreme 39mm. As far as I can find nobody else noticed it and there’s barely a review on CZcams. For £1500 it looks like a bargain and it’d be great to see a review. Thanks again.
I find there to be many similarities with my SeaMaster Planet Ocean 45.5mm. Which is currently sporting a khaki Bark & Jack strap. And I absolutely love it. It's a tank. Wearing it intensely since 2010. It's seen construction, diving, biking, all sorts of banging around and it's just indestructible. And yes, I have a larger wrist, so size doesn't matter. As long as it's big. And relevant to this video: I could see me wearing this Extreme Diver as an alternative. Just hope it's as rock solid.... (I have less than perfect experience with El Primero movements)
It is like something Captain America would wear
Any of the colourful Blancpain 50 Fathoms at around the 10-12K STG mark would probably get my vote
I'm surprised the Planet Ocean didn't feature as a viable option when juxtaposed with the Offshore Diver and the Sea Dweller, since the Omega, in my opinion, makes a really good competitor, in terms of price, the presence of a helium valve and, the quintessential water resistance.
A thinner version with less water resistance will probably come out in the future as the Defy Diver (minus the Extreme)…I’m hoping sooner than later and also in stainless steel please
Price wise the Blancpain Bathescaphe, the Glasshute Original Diver?
JLC Polaris variants may fit the bill as an alternative. Not the same depth rating, but as you said no one really needs that. Still a high horology feel and a beautiful watch not the same integrated bracelet style though either.
Omega Planet Ocean is a good alternative. I’m anOmega fanboy that owns waaay too many Omega pieces so take my opinion for what it’s worth - biased. Lol. love the Zenith though.
NATO strap adapters is next level. Well played Zenith.
One alternative that could meet the high horolog level of this is the blancpain fifty fathoms, but I still prefer this extreme diver.
I like the extreme diver, bold and brash, something different
I love zenith and how they reinterpret they're vintage models, but like a few other watch makers they are losing their way, and just homogenizing to keep pace with others.
GO SeaQ Pano Date for comparison? Would prefer the GO also.
That’s a great suggestion. And I agree, I’d go with the GO. The bi-metal on the grey strap is amazing.
That watch rocks extreme! That's METAL! 🤘🏼
Thought the GO SeaQ Panorama Date and Blancpain Fifty Fathoms are great high horology dive watch alternatives too. Both with dive pedigrees as well. Both fit very well on straps too. Which Adrian obviously is familiar with both models, so yeah he is going for the interactions. 😂
Other alternatives are Omega PO, IWC Aquatimer, GO SeaQ and on a lower end the Longines Ultrachron, Tudor Pelagos (OG version in 42mm) as well as Sinn UX or the EZM lineup.
Maybe not as well finished but the Aquastar Benthos is pretty sweet
5167 has 120m of WR but Patek recently changed how they communicate water resistance where the number means “you can take it to this depth” and this has confused everyone.
Kind of the watch equivalent of Skechers shoes, aesthetically speaking
Adrian I’m a big Zenith fan… have you gotten to see the Zenith Limited Edition (250) Green Dial Green Bezel Aaron Rogers Chronomaster Sport? I got one
Awesome
At 2'33" you can see the calibre markings on the movement. It says 3620 CS, not the 3620 SC quoted (and written in the spec)
The press release states: Movement: El Primero 3620 SC
Amazing watch...! Cant wait to ty it on wrist!
Cheers Adrian, this is gorgeous, I'm starting to save now!!!
A few steps down but
Baume & Mercier Riviera Diver.
integrated design, wuick release straps, bulky. and the Baumatic movement
ISO 1430 shock resistance. How does that compare to the Rolex Explorer
Alpina watches… Alpiner Extreme or Seastrong… fantastic alternative with excellent finishing
I like how funky it looks but I would go for JLC Polaris
37mm x 15.5mm thick. Wow. That's gonna wear well.
Blancpain 50 fathoms as a comp?
Certina PH-500M orange dial version? 1/10th the price but similar scale and history. I have the black dial version and it's amazing.
"Fair" at £10k 🤣🤣🤣
Very cool. I'm ok with 15mm on a mega diver. This is definitely that. It's about having and over engineered beast on wrist for the fun of it.
The Extreme Diver looks absolutely lovely! But then I saw the price 🤐
Feels like the planet ocean should've been mentioned as an alternative here.
Absolutely gorgeous!
Great format. I enjoyed this video quite a bit!
Perfect watch
If it didn’t say Zenith on the dial I’d guess the price point at circa 2K. Would look better without the date window. Why is end of minute hand so thick?
It seems that one of the most obvious alternatives (although not that fun) must be Grand Seiko SBGH255: hi-beat, massive, iso-certified! (IMHO)
Kryten must really want to pick up those one of the new retro ones next time the Red Dwarf swings by our solar system!
The extreme is cool (especially the blue)........ More Captain America 😈
Just too expensive for its fun factor for me.
Oris Aquis Pro 4000 might tempt me first.
I dig the ROO Diver, I just can’t afford it. Remember that new PP watches can actually be used to the rated depth, so that Aquanaut can be used for recreational scuba diving, since PADI Advanced Open Water dive certification is down to 30 meters.
Hi Adrien , just a question , what happen to" about effing time " I have only just started watching the shows you did with George and that Aussie guy they are great !!! Very entertaining , such a shame you haven't done a show since Xmas
Even though not as colorful, IWC Aquatimer and Jaeger LeCoultre Polaris would be contenders?
The Extreme Diver is a nice looking watch. Will anyone who buys this watch go down 800 meters? Will they use the Helium escape valve? Does the hi beat give greater accuracy? I like it much better than the ultra boring Submariner.
Great looking watcges, best of watches and wonders this year, but man the price……
Looks great in the metal - always looked quite busy in photos but actually it’s cracking
I was excited for this ... until I saw the 15.6 mm thickness. Wow.
Flippen gorgeous watch. Would like to see it next to an Omega Planet Ocean.
Hi @Adrian Barker, what about other alternatives such as the Omega Ultra Deep or IWC Aquatimer?
I have a deposit down on the defy revival
😂😂 YT showed a Tommy Hilfiger watch advert before this video 😂😂😂😂😂
I'm not a buyer at this price point but I like it.
Ah, a Doxa brought to you by Zenith.
The Zenith definitely fits a niche but for a highly finished Luxury dive watch maybe the Glashutte Original Panorama Date as an alternative. It doesn't have the same depth rating but has DIN and ISO certs. No integrated bracelet but a fantastic bracelet.
I believe aquanaut is 120m water resistance…but no dive bezel.