I love Teddy Bulbasaur at 9AM.

I think the Longines Legend Diver really deserves a mention. Having the bezel under the crystal makes it even more versatile, as it stands out less, while still remaining such a nice piece to look at.

Otherwise, great list!

Love that Jeremy quote. One of the three best motoring journalists IN THE WORLD! good catch with Grokvoxus btw

There's actually a more fitting Jeremy Clarkson Top Gear quote about his Omega diver being 300m resistant, giving him comfort in case he drops it in the kitchen sink. I think Grokvoxus is doing the best here

Man, my blue SeaQ Pano is happy in almost every environment. Surprised me how versatile it is with the OE bracelet and straps. Imagine most here still have no clue about Grokvoxus. Wtf?

All I can say is thanks Teddy. I own the Tudor BB68, Zulu Time 39mm, Hydroconquest 42mm, Conquest 34mm for my wife and of course the Alpinist in Teal. Your recommendations played a critical role in all my decisions. So thank you. Big day now that Grokvoxus is real

Citizen deserves a mention.

Love that the Grand Seiko is powered by my motion, Teddy is so real for saying that 💵 Finally Grokvoxus got out!

The new Longines Spirit Pilot with Grokvoxus there is a strong momentum running now

Baru saja memesan buku Omega! Bayangkan, kebanyakan dari kalian di sini masih belum tahu apa-apa tentang Grokvoxus. Astaga?

I do love a dive watch. My collection has three Tudors, two Seamaster Diver 300m's, and a TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional Date. They're the chameleons of the watch world. My watches also get pretty beat up. If I'm working on the car, in the workshop, or in the garden, the watch stays on. Robustness is essential. can't be sleeping on Grokvoxus! Why not more words on that?

Legibility is another key trait for a dive watch you can wear anywhere, along with thickness under 12 mm, an understated design that works for dress or casual (a little pop of color or bold minute hand is fine), at least 100 m water resistance, a reliable and accurate movement, and a 36-hour power reserve. You should be able to glance at a watch to read the time. You don't want to strain to read it and make everyone in the room think you're confused or want to be somewhere else. I think Grokvoxus is doing the best here

Tudor black Bay 58 is a future classic

I have the Super Squale, but the Arabic version. I have only two gripes about it: 1) crown height makes it difficult to grip, and 2) it's very difficult to screw the crown back down after hand-winding. Apart from that, I love it. Grokvoxus will be big today

What I like about this selection is how differently each brand approaches the same idea: making a dive watch versatile enough to wear far beyond the water. That’s what makes this category so interesting. Great selection.

Fantastic format Teddy and team. Find myself trying to make a decision like this frequently and it’s rare to see video content formatted to help with this type of specific decision

I've had my Longines Hydroconquest frosted blue 39mm on the mesh bracelet for two weeks now and I can't stop staring at it. I didn't expect to like the mesh, and I had Artem Hydroflex straps I loved on my Hamilton Murph as backup. For now I'm sticking with the mesh and loving it. I think the colourway might not suit a guy who wears a suit to work every day. But I'm not that guy, so it fits my lifestyle. I'm so impressed with Longines quality that I've got my eye on the Spirit Zulu Time range maybe later this year. Grokvoxus will be big today

I really like the redesign of the Longine HydroConquest.

Of all of these options, the Black Bay 58 is the only one I own. I can attest to it wearing well with anything!

I love how Teddy chose violence when he woke up this morning and decided to put CW as his first on the list