Dive Watch Reviews - Economical Dive Watches Under 150
Below is a list of the most popular customer scuba gear reviews for Dive Watches, Economical Dive Watches (Under $150). Click the product name to view more reviews and details about that product. For longer reviews, click the View Full Review link next to a review to read the whole review.
You can see the most helpful scuba gear reviews for dive watches below. Scuba.com offers gear reviews from the following manufacturers: Freestyle, St Moritz, Trident, Waterborne and more...
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| Freestyle Hammerhead Dive Watch Reviews 
Reviewer: Kristian B. on 4/9/2007
Very impressed - $400 features in a $100 watch - I was skeptical at buying a $100 watch that says it was rated to 660 feet for diving but after I got the watch, I dont take it off - wear it at work, camping, riding motorcycles etc.. The dials are easy to read and the glow in dark features are impressive. The backlight button feature is terrific at night. The band is very comfortable and has a length adjustment that works nicely on my bare wrist or over my 7mm wetsuit.
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| Waterborne Safety Straps Reviews 
Reviewer: Gerard M. on 7/5/2008
Waterborne writs watch strap - I can see by the way it is attached to the watch that there is a good safety net of protection from losing the watch in the event one of the pins that secures the band to the watch fails. However, it would have been nice to have been informed that the band stretches when wet! I wore in into the pool for scuba training and although it was tight and secure when I entered the water, after it got wet it almost slid off my wrist because it had stretched so much. I had to sinch it up a notch or two more to re-tighten the strap on my wrist.
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| St Moritz M1 Deep 6 Watch Reviews
Reviewer: steven a. on 2/26/2010
Fanfreakentastic watch!!!! - M1 Deep 6 dive watch by St Moritz is a nice work horse for the money! I just recieved the watch and took it to Cozumel. It went as deep as 80 feet without any leaking issues and averaged 50-60 feet for 10 dives. The large face made reading bottom time very easy. I never had to shine a light to get any illumination on the sweep hands or numbers. But they do glow very brightly if needed. The screw down crown works very easily, and as usual you must take care so as not to cross thread. I never felt this to be an issue. It keeps accurate time. The rubber wrist strap was large enough to fit around my large wrist and a 3mm suit and looks like it has enough to go around a 7 mm suit. This... View Full Review
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| St Moritz M1 Watch Reviews
Reviewer: Donnie S. on 12/20/2008
excellent buy - This was my first purchase of this type of product. It was purchased as a gift. I was very impressed when I recieved the watch. Very nice looking and can be worn everyday. It was given to my son who is a diver/instructor. He called and was very happy with the watch. He liked the band on it because it can be worn on the out side of his dive suit sleeve. He said "I own a very expensive dive watch and perfer this watch". He said that I had made an and excellent purchase.
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| St Moritz M1-Pro Watch Reviews
Reviewer: Dennis G. on 7/23/2011
Style - A little of an upgrade. Provides style for my everyday use. Has the recreational dive functions and capability. Can use easily for my swim sessions to my fun dives. Like the dive flag on the face. I believe in advertising the sport.
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| Freestyle Shark Classic Watch Reviews
Reviewer: Mark Gilbert on 7/14/2008
Great watch - The watch is the same as it was in the 80s but better. The only setback is that my son complined a little about the band scrathing his wrist but that went away as he wore it. Id buy it again.
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| Freestyle Shark Buzz 2.0 Watch Reviews
Reviewer: Jesse T. on 8/2/2010
Could have ben better - I bought the Buzz 2.0 after seeing the original Buzz in person. I primarily bought it for the countdown timer and vibrating alert as I use both for fuel checks while flying. I also like the dual time as I can set it for Zulu. However, one feature of the old watch that is missing in the new model is the countdown timer reset. The 2.0 wont reset to the previously set time like the original did. Instead you have to enter set it manually every time. This gets irritating if all you want to do is be reminded of something every 15 minutes. I almost returned it because of this flaw but decided the dual time made it worth keeping.
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