3 Affordable Dive Watches You Need In Your Collection | Watchfinder & Co.

They’re everybody’s favourite watches at everybody’s favourite prices: that’s right—it’s time for some bargain divers. Make room in your bedside cabinet, because you’ll be wanting at least one of these to take pride of place there.

Featured Watches:
Rado Hyperchrome Captain Cook R32500305
Bell & Ross BR V2-92 Heritage BRV292-HER-ST/SRB
Oris Divers Sixty-Five 733 7707 40 65

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[CAIDMASTEROFPYRO]

I love how these bargains are all way out of my price range.

[GoldenePforten]

Rado is just pure dominance in India or Pakistan. That's why the sales are sky high. Married an Indian woman andgot a Rado from my parents-in-law, of course.

[pikaso]

[Bell & Ross] ..."coming from a company that found its way aping aircraft instruments scale and all for it to dig deep into a non-existent history and develop a watch that bears no resemblance to its core offerings and hoping for success seems as likely as actual work being done at the construction site blocking the end of my road...."

MAN you're a genius!

[manojm]

Rado is super famous in India. Over a decade ago, Rado managed to sign up with big celebrities and made it even more famous. Anyone getting rich still probably goes out get a Rado!

[martinharrison]

I've owned a ton of watches and rado are some of the best. Superbly built, robust, comfortable to wear and very accurate. They have been world leaders in different materials throughout their entire exsistance.
One of the biggest selling watch brands in Switzerland. Tells you everything you need to know. I own a captain cook in 42mm green and it's an amazing watch. Defo a keeper !!!

[Martin]

"You'll be wanting at least one of these!" -- he catched me there, I bought an Oris 65 two weeks ago.

[clivedavies]

I could listen to this guy talk all day. I love his smooth voice and dry British humour. The gorgeous watches are just a bonus.

[artvertex]

Here in Thailand and South East Asia, Rado, Mido and Oris are very common. I see people trading them daily in the local watch trading group.

[burairallawati]

Rado is a very strong brand among South East Asians and in some countries in the Middle East. Some talk about it in the same breath of Rolex.

[luispadilla]

My father owned a Rado when I was a kid and my mother gave me a Rado Integral Jubile in 2003 for my birthday and is still running great and as beautiful as the day I got it.

[barfymann]

Rado, Movado, Oris, and now Tudor seem to be the go-to wedding present for grooms in South-East Asia. I personally, prefer my speedy; of course. Rado was often seen as a brand of "Status", much like Rolex is for Saudi's.

[prawirasatria]

In my country (Indonesia) Rado is more famous and well-known rather than any other high-end watch brand (except Rolex). Seriously, Indonesian watch market has occupied by Seiko and Rado since long time ago

[si]

I own that Oris Divers 65! It was my first expensive watch purchase. It's a great watch and just the right size for my wrist. That blue dial was the first edition when it launched a few years ago and not on sale any more. Can't recommend this watch enough 👏

[djfc]

I'm amazed by the continuous brilliance, week after week, of these videos. Everything about them is just perfect.

[rugvedavadhani]

Rado in India is very famous! Owning a Rado in India is like owning a rolex!

[Hadesful]

Is it me or does the Rado anchor logo keeps changing position with each shot?

[hector]

Rado & Tissot are a status symbol for many of the upper middle class here in India. Even many of the rich ones go for Rado rather than a Rolex. maybe they are thinking like what is the point in spending shit load of hard earned money just for a crown logo.

[AbyssalTentacle]

The Oris Aquis should have been in place of the 65, feels way more solid / better made

[omarrahim]

Rado is actually super famous. It's very respected in the middle east and south east Asia. Here they respect it as much as a Rolex or an omega

[laurusschluep]

I think Rado never made watches branded as Schlup & Co, only movements. They used the brand names Exacto and Rado for their watches and in 1928 decided to not only stomp Exacto but to rename the company to Rado.