Sea Time: Watches Inspired by Sailing, Yachting and Diving Hardcover – May 28, 2019

The book is a great overview of all the sea inspired dive and yachting watches. I enjoyed reading it and there are tons of great photos.

A great addition to any watch book collection. Beautifully photographed and curated. Ideally find a copy of Drive Time by the same author.Highly recommended!

My brother loves sailing, the ocean and watches- I got this to accompany a gift, and he loved it

Great book! Beautiful photos, but better yet, great writing and content. Only wish..that it was bigger and covered more watches.

Product came as described, awesome book to have!

Fantastic book - great pictures and history

Fine entry and the first book I am aware of that covers the most popular type of watch, at least in the United States, the diver. Odd that no one had written a book just about sea watches before (it's a great idea), although there are many good books available already that do include dive watches and their cousins. This is a beautiful book with many well known and some obscure models beautifully photographed and discussed. The author also wrote "Drive Time" so I hope he will continue with "Air Time" and perhaps even "Field Time" and/or "Military Time". I would like to mention a few famous and overlooked models not covered or featured in this book's eclectic selection: The Jaeger LeCoultre Memovox Diver was one of the first models to feature an alarm function, but was not featured. The Vulcain Cricket Nautical included decompression tables on the watch itself, but was not featured. Likewise the Zenith Rainbow, a cult favorite for many, was conspicuous in its absence. Bell and Ross made a dive watch called the Hydromax that was filled with silicone that reportedly could go to the deepest spot on the planet at 11100 meters, but was also not covered. Obviously not all models can be included, but plenty are included at the expense of more historically important models as I've mentioned. Quick trivia question. What dive watch did Hooper wear in "Jaws"? Answer: The Alsta Nautoscaph made in Switzerland.

All watches inspired by sailing, yachting and diving