New Deep Blue watches

Have you seen these new Deep Blue watches?! Looks like they were unveiled during
Baselworld recently. There is the World Diver GMT, with it's 46mm stainless steel case,
500 meter water resistance, Miyota FS16 quartz movement with Chronograph, and
GMT complications, as well as a variety of dial colors, and combinations. Then there
is the Fleet Admiral with it's choice of stainless steel, gold, and even rose-gold PVD
finishes. Case size is 45mm, and water resistance is 50 meters for the Fleet Admiral.
While the movement is the 26 jewel Miyota Caliber 9100. ..It has a power reserve
complication, as well as day, date, month, 24 hour indicator, and can be hand wound.
The third new Deep Blue is the Pro Aqua 1500. It has a 45mm stainless steel case,
1500 meter water resistance, bezel with sapphire inlay, uses the 24 jewel Seiko
NH36 movement, and also has a variety of dial choices to choose from.

You can see these watches, as well as learn more about them at Timezone.com
where this information here was found if you like. Here are those links...

http://forums.timezone.com/index.php?t=tree&goto=6100026&rid=0

http://forums.timezone.com/index.php?t=tree&goto=6100030&rid=0

http://forums.timezone.com/index.php?t=tree&goto=6100035&rid=0

Thanks Tom. I've seen them before and appear pretty popular out on the web. I've seen a few in person and they look pretty nice.

smellody wrote:

Thanks Tom. I've seen them before and appear pretty popular out on the web. I've seen a few in person and they look pretty nice.

No problem sir. Can imagine they must really be very nice in person Christopher.
Think it's great how Deep Blue seems to be able to make exciting new watches, and
also improve on, or add to their classic collections as well.

I'm really liking the way the brand new ProAqua 1500 looks. I would love to see one in person. Any ideas?
I know I can catch them on shop nbc, but honestly, I don't have time and it's not a substitute for the real deal.
I'm new to the forum and look forward to talking with everyone.
Ray

Thanks Tom for putting those up. Not sold on Deep Blue but the 9100 seems to be very nice. I do have a db Master Explorer coming in for review just not sure if I'm going to review it against a Monster or a Mako xl. Any Ideas for price point watch battle.

raygsoko wrote:

I'm really liking the way the brand new ProAqua 1500 looks. I would love to see one in person. Any ideas?
I know I can catch them on shop nbc, but honestly, I don't have time and it's not a substitute for the real deal.
I'm new to the forum and look forward to talking with everyone.
Ray

oceanaut wrote:

Thanks Tom for putting those up. Not sold on Deep Blue but the 9100 seems to be very nice. I do have a db Master Explorer coming in for review just not sure if I'm going to review it against a Monster or a Mako xl. Any Ideas for price point watch battle.

Welcome to XMT raygsoko ! I hope that you have a lot fun here. ..By the way, that ProAqua 1500
looks so nice with that incredible bezel, and dial. The construction of the case, and bracelet looks
really impressive too. Would definitely like to see one in person like you are saying that's for sure
raygsoko.

Oceanaut, you're very welcome. ..Have to agree with you about the 9100. It must be very smooth.
Also think that it would be really cool to see that Master Explorer you have coming in, go up against a
Monster, or Mako xl like you are planning. Seems like a great match up ! Other than the Master Explorer,
was trying to think of another Deep Blue for your watch battle, and thought of maybe the AP Diver/Pro
Tac Diver, or the Pro Sun or Sea Diver. In any case, can't wait to see the battle.

Glad to be here, thanks! Definitely looking forward to your review oceanaut. I would say to put it against the Monster.
Can anyone give me insight to the Seiko TMI NH 36 Day/Date movement that Deep Blue is putting in their ProAqua 1500?

Thanks!

raygsoko wrote:

Glad to be here, thanks! Definitely looking forward to your review oceanaut. I would say to put it against the Monster.
Can anyone give me insight to the Seiko TMI NH 36 Day/Date movement that Deep Blue is putting in their ProAqua 1500?

Thanks!

Raygsoko, didn't know much about the NH36 other than it having 24 jewels, 21,600 vph, and a 41 hour
power reserve. Then just found these links that talk about the movement's different specifications, and
that it might have hacking, and handwinding. Here are those links. I hope they help answer some of your
questions.

http://www.thewatchsite.com/index.php?topic=18919.0

http://www.timemodule.com/sii/eng/download.php

Thanks Atomic Tom...both of the links were helpful, especially the second one. So much to learn.
Thanks!

raygsoko wrote:

Thanks Atomic Tom...both of the links were helpful, especially the second one. So much to learn.
Thanks!

No problem. Didn't know much about this movement either ! ..Thank YOU !