Regina Horton
The watchdives Automatic Diver Watches for Men, featuring the NH35 Movement and paying homage to the iconic 6105 design, is a compelling timepiece for enthusiasts and divers alike. With a robust and water-resistant construction, this wristwatch combines durability with a classic diver aesthetic. The NH35 movement ensures accurate timekeeping, and the luminous hands and markers provide excellent visibility underwater or in low-light conditions. The attention to detail is evident in the unidirectional rotating bezel and sturdy stainless steel case, emphasizing its functionality as a reliable diver's companion. Overall, the watchdives 6105 Wristwatch offers a blend of style and performance, making it a notable choice for those seeking a versatile and aesthetically pleasing automatic diver watch.

Faith Bauer
In a world where timepieces are often associated with prestige, it’s always refreshing to come across a watch that offers substantial quality without breaking the bank. Today, we're taking an in-depth look at a newly acquired watch that, while not without its shortcomings, presents itself as a value proposition hard to ignore for those on a budget.Build and Finish:One of the first things you'll notice upon handling this watch is its solid (fairly weighty) construction. However, it has some rough edges that leave room for refinement. While the finish and build quality are commendable at this price point, it is essential to set realistic expectations. For instance, when compared to a brand like San Martin, which is known for its near impeccable finish, this watch falls just a tad short. Nonetheless, it's important to remember that this is a budget-friendly piece, and a degree of compromise is to be expected.Dial and Detailing:Where this watch truly excels is in its dial. The attention to detail is remarkable and far surpasses what one might expect at this price range. The indices, the layout, and the overall design show that thought was put into making the dial not just functional, but aesthetically pleasing.Lume and Bezel:A feature that deserves special mention is the lume. While it’s not the brightest or longest-lasting, it’s decent and gets the job done. Furthermore, the fully lumed bezel is a touch that is not only visually striking but adds a layer of functionality for those who might find themselves in low light conditions.Value for Money:It's important to address the price. If you can find this watch for just a bit over $100, it's an absolute steal. The combination of a great dial, acceptable lume, and a fully lumed bezel make it a compelling purchase.Conclusion:For the budget-conscious watch enthusiast who is looking for a piece with character and functionality without the need for perfection in finishing, this watch is an excellent option. While it doesn’t quite reach the refinement levels of brands like San Martin, it doesn't pretend to. Instead, it offers an honest, well-crafted timepiece that, especially if found at the right price, should not be overlooked.

Angela Swanson
No, the bracelet is not the highest quality, the finishing isn't perfect, and the movement is unregulated, but it's only $115. Regulate the NH35 and you've got a great watch that you can toss around and enjoy without a care.

Donald Williams
Just received this watch and at the moment, couldn't be happier. I had the real Seiko version of this watch and paid around $650 dollars for it. While I loved it, I ended up selling it after several months because it wasn't my daily wear, it wasn't accurate, I didn't want to ding it up and ultimately couldn't justify having that much money laying around to wear once or twice a month. So I got this one. As far as I can remember, it looks like an exact match. The weight is exactly as I remember as well and I am really liking this watch. Too soon to contribute to its accuracy but the Seiko was off 15-20 seconds per day anyway! The lume is extremely bright and lasts all night through. I took the bracelet off and replaced temporarily with a green Maratac nylon strap but I am hopeful it is as well built as the original (save a couple of sharper edges) watch itself and seemed to be from my initial impression. I cannot confirm nor deny the 200 meters water resistance, the A/R coated sapphire crystal nor the NH-35 movement but for the price, it's a no brainer. I will actually wear this one because I am not afraid to ding it up.

Steven Taylor
Received the watch quickly. Came well wrapped in a plastic box with a spring bar tool. No instructions or guarantee card. But - it looks amazing. So far it is running 2-3 seconds a day slow. Pretty good - I’ll check it again in a month. The watch is just beautiful and the sapphire crystal has a beautiful bluish tint shows well against the black dial. Illumination is great and the outer bezel characters glow blue. Etched crown, sterile back. The 20mm waffle strap it came with is fine, but I like to switch straps around, so right now I’m wearing it on a Maratac silicone deployment strap which is very comfortable. The movement hacks and hand winds, which is a great improvement over the old 7s movements. This Captain Willard homage watch is a fantastic value for the $, with a Seiko movement too!

Robert Gibson
Beautiful watch, amazing dial, bracelet could be improved, no lume on the bezel, crown runs smoothly, for me over all this watch is a 9 out 10! Very happy with it!

Anne Kim
Nice watch, good quality in general. But after a week normal wearing the lume coating fell out. I love seiko and thought this homage watches' are good value, but not.

Brian Bass
Very cool dial options. Sapphire Crystal, 120 click ceramic bezel, good lume, NH35 movement, solid craftsmanship on the bracelet too (though it's a little loud).. Captain Willard Seiko Prospex homage at 1/10th the price. What's not to like? I'm very happy so far.