- Is this a real dive watch?
- It has dive-watch styling, but no water-resistance depth or ISO 6425 certification is stated. Treat it as a sporty everyday automatic, not a watch for actual diving.
- How accurate is the automatic movement?
- Movements in this class typically run within roughly 20 to 40 seconds a day. Expect to reset the time every week or two rather than daily.
- Does the sapphire crystal matter?
- Yes. Sapphire is far more scratch-resistant than mineral glass, which is what most rivals at this level use. It is the standout spec here.
- Will it fit a small wrist?
- Dive-style cases are usually 40mm or larger and fairly thick. Check the case diameter and lug-to-lug measurement before buying if your wrist is under about 6.5 inches.
- What should I compare it with?
- Look at Seiko 5 Sports and Orient divers for proven movements and better lume, or Citizen autos. Choose this one if the green dial and sapphire glass matter more than dive credentials.
- Does it need winding if I don't wear it daily?
- An automatic winds from wrist movement. If you leave it off for a couple of days it will stop, so give it a few shakes or hand-wind it before wearing.
- Where is the Swiss Military Automatic Green Dial Dive Watch cheapest?
- At First Class Watches, for $1,050.00, as of our latest check.