$15,000 Rolex And Omega Watches For Summer - Is it Too Much For a Dive Watch?

Rolex vs Omega hits the airwaves tonight as Tim Mosso discusses his favorite dive watches for $15,000 or less. High luxury dive watches are the ultimate aspirational sports watch options, and for summer 2022, Tim recommends a few of his favorites. Omega Seamaster, Rolex Submariner, Rolex Deepsea, Glashutte Original SeaQ, Blancpain Fifty Fathoms, and Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight all make appearances on tonight's live streamed show. Rolex builds sports watches as a rule, and among those sports watches, the dive watches rule. The Rolex Submariner launched in 1953 as one of the first modern-style diving watches. Over the years, the Rolex Sub has evolved but has never broken from the basic formula of an automatic movement, a stainless steel case, a rotating dive bezel, and - more often than not - a full Rolex Oyster bracelet. Tonight's show highlight's the Rolex Submariner, often described as the "No Date" Submariner. This Rolex Submariner has a retail price of $8,950, but scarcity at dealers and crushing demand mean that used prices for the Submariner 124060 range from $13,000 to $16,000 Rolex offers the Sea-Dweller line for those who want more size or capability than a standard 41m Submariner can provide. The Rolex Deepsea D-Blue 136660 is the liveliest and most appealing version of Rolex's biggest watch. With a water resistance rating of 3,900 meters and an integral helium escape valve, the Deepsea Sea Dweller is the most durable dive watch Rolex offers. Its 44mm case is c