Men's watch Riedenschild grey dial 46 mm diver

Seen on the wrist, this Riedenschild diver is all quiet presence: a grey dial set in a black stainless steel case, with nothing flashy to distract from the proportions. It is a men's watch with a quartz movement (Miyota 1S13), analogue display and a date window.

Reading the dial

The grey dial is easy to read, and both the hands and the hour markers are luminescent, so they stay visible in the dark once they have caught some light. The date sits in a small window. The rotating bezel works as a simple timer: set its marker against the minute hand at the start, then read the elapsed time directly.

Built for the water

The watch is rated to 100 ATM and has a screw-down crown, which you should always screw back in fully after setting the time and before going into water. A helium valve, a feature borrowed from professional saturation diving, completes the diver specification. The sapphire crystal resists scratches well, and its anti-reflective treatment keeps the dial legible in bright sun. After a swim in the sea, rinse the watch in fresh water, and have the seals checked from time to time. When the battery runs out, a watchmaker can replace it and inspect the seals at the same visit.

Size and strap

At 46 mm in diameter and 13 mm thick, this is a large watch with real volume, best suited to broader wrists or to anyone who likes a substantial piece. If you are unsure, our watch size guide will help you judge the fit. The black silicone strap is 22 mm wide, rinses clean under the tap and has quick-release fittings, so you can swap it without tools.

Despite its diver credentials, the look stays restrained, which makes it as comfortable in town as it is by the water, at the gym or on a weekend project.