Ocean Crawler - Ocean Navigator

Titanium automatic dive watch models like the Navigator are lighter, more corrosion-resistant, and hypoallergenic than steel, ideal for long dives. Steel is tougher against scratches and cheaper. Ocean Crawler chooses titanium for comfort during extended professional use without sacrificing 600-meter strength.

The deepest production watches exceed 3,000 meters, but most practical models are 300 to 600 meters. The Ocean Crawler Ocean Navigator is a true 600m dive watch, pressure-tested beyond 2,000 feet, making it deeper than most professional diver watch options sold today.

A professional diving watch needs ISO-level water resistance, screw-down crown, unidirectional bezel, and luminous markers. Ocean Crawler builds each with a sapphire crystal dive watch design, helium valve, and titanium case, then individually pressure-tests beyond rating for real-world reliability.

The Ocean Crawler Ocean Navigator is rated as a 600m dive watch, equal to 2,000 feet or 60 ATM. Each titanium automatic dive watch is individually immersed and tested beyond that depth in Rochester, ensuring true performance for serious professional diving watch use.

Sapphire ranks 9 on Mohs hardness, so a sapphire crystal dive watch resists scratches from keys and gear far better than mineral glass. The Navigator uses 3.5mm domed sapphire with anti-reflective coating, but hard impacts can still chip it, so care matters.