- Is the Squale 2001 Sand a real dive watch?
- Yes. It is rated to 300m, has a screw-down crown and a unidirectional bezel, so it meets the requirements for recreational diving.
- How does it compare with the Seiko Prospex?
- The Squale has a smaller 40mm case and a Swiss automatic movement. The Seiko offers wider service support and stronger lume, but a larger case.
- What movement does it use?
- It uses a Swiss automatic movement, so it winds itself as you wear it and has a sweeping seconds hand.
- Does it come with a bracelet?
- It is typically sold on a steel bracelet, and the 20mm lug width makes it easy to swap to a rubber or NATO strap.
- Is it good for everyday wear?
- Yes. The compact case and dive bezel suit daily wear, though the automatic movement needs servicing every few years.
- Where is the Squale 2001 Sand Automatic Professional Diver Watch cheapest?
- At First Class Watches, for $2,150.00, as of our latest check.