1. Step 1

   Know your dive plan. Before looking at dive watches, consider the dives you plan to do. You should know the temperature of the water you will be diving in, the depth you will dive, the gear you will be wearing and the features you are looking for in a dive watch.

2. Step 2

   Research what is available in dive watches. Many companies make dive watches, so take the time to look at some of the dive watches currently available on the market. Check out Luminox, which supplies dive watches to the Unites States Navy Seals.

3. Step 3

   See the dive watches you prefer in person. If you live in a larger city or a city located in a popular dive area, you may have a dive watch retailer. If not, ask your local high-end watch dealer or dive equipment shop for what they have in stock or are able to special order. They will likely have a couple of store models for you to see the look, feel, weight and features of some of the dive watches available.

4. Step 4

   Ask the opinion of other divers. If you are part of a dive community or know other divers, don’t hesitate to ask them what they prefer in a dive watch. Word of mouth is often the best source for any product. This is especially true for specialty items, such as dive watches.

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1. Step 1

   Educate yourself on the various types of Doxa dive watches. There are many different models that have different features such as an orange face for easy reading underwater.

2. Step 2

   Consult a Doxa watch representative through the official Doxa website’s “Contact” section. A Doxa representative can give you information about a particular model you’re interested in.

3. Step 3

   Shop online or at a local retailer to purchase a new or used Doxa dive watch. Request a certificate of authenticity if you decide to buy a used Doxa watch as people sometimes sell fakes. You may have to special-order a particular model if it’s out of stock.

4. Step 4

   Examine your purchased Doxa dive watch for anything unusual. “Made in China” engraved anywhere on your watch is a sure sign of a fake and you should return it immediately.

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