- Is the Alpina Seastrong Diver Extreme good for actual diving?
- Yes. It is rated to 300 m, which covers recreational diving, and the sapphire crystal and screw-down caseback suit water use. Have it pressure-tested after any service.
- How does it compare with the Tissot Seastar?
- Both are Swiss automatics with sapphire glass and 300 m ratings. The Alpina has a sportier dive look and rubber strap; the Tissot offers more case-size and bracelet options.
- What is the power reserve?
- About 38 hours on a full wind. That is shorter than many modern divers at 70–80 hours, so it will stop if left unworn for a couple of days.
- Does it have a screw-down crown?
- The Seastrong Diver Extreme uses a protected crown; check the specific model's crown type before diving, since not all Seastrong variants use a screw-down crown.
- What is in the box?
- The watch on its black rubber strap, plus Alpina's warranty card and instruction manual. A bracelet is not included.
- Is it too big for a small wrist?
- It wears large because of the dive case and bezel. Try it on if you can; wrists under about 6.5 inches may find it bulky.
- Where is the Alpina Seastrong Diver Extreme Automatic Watch AL-525N3VE6 cheapest?
- At Nordstrom, for $2,295.00, as of our latest check.