Dive watches are probably one of the most common watch types you see men sporting. And we have James Bond to thank for that. In the early Bond movies, it was a Rolex Submariner; then Pierce Brosnan turned the Omega dive watch into Bond’s timepiece of choice. As the name suggests, these dive watch was designed for individuals who spend a lot of time in or near water. Their primary selling point would be that they’re water resistant. Since they are designed to be worn in the water, both the case and the band of dive watches are made from corrosion-resistant metals like stainless steel or titanium. While the dive watches are designed for underwater use, its all-metal casing and band, plus its iconic heritage, make it a suitable wristwatch for versatile everyday wear. You can wear it with your sports wear, casual wear, business causal wear, and business formal wear. And of course, if you take your style cues from James Bond, you can even get away with wearing a dive watch with a tux.