Divers with display case-back

[meoramri]

I am very interested in diver watches with display case-back. Would you guys like to share your collection with similar specification in this thread?

[Jedirat]

My Omega Seamaster 300m.


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[meoramri]

My Victorinox Dive Master 500 meter Black Ice Mechanical

[John0202]

tissot seastar 1000, but no picture now. 

[meoramri]

Steinhart Ocean One Titanium 500

[meoramri]

Laco 1925 500m

[Jedirat]

tissot seastar 1000, but no picture now. 

I have a tissot seastar too, but with steel back. Share the picture of your TS1000.

[meoramri]

Invicta Grand Diver

[meoramri]

Invicta's homage to the the Submariner

[KLSharp]

I'm not trying to stir the pot, but does adding a display back create another point for the case to become compromised underwater?

It seems as though most diving tool watches do not include this feature; however I am also very interested to see more examples that do.

I remember marveling at the mechanical movement that was visible through the back of my first Seiko, aged 13.

[meoramri]

I'm not trying to stir the pot, but does adding a display back create another point for the case to become compromised underwater?

It seems as though most diving tool watches do not include this feature; however I am also very interested to see more examples that do.

I remember marveling at the mechanical movement that was visible through the back of my first Seiko, aged 13.

The technology keeping water from seeping through the dial window is the same used for the display case back. The overall manufacturing costs would be slightly higher compared to a solid case back.

From a manufacturers' point of view, having a display case back for their divers give that added coolness. Most professional dive watches are not into the 'cool' factor but more on the 'tool' factor.

Hence you see the display case back used by newer brands.

I'll upload more pics of my dive watches with this feature soon.


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