Ocean Crawler Core Diver - BlueShark 2025 LE - 2 Straps included!

Love the watch. it is a real working mans watch. None of this soft metal, bad pins jobs. I love the screw down crown action and the timing is on the money! Tremendous job guys!

As with all my Ocean Crawlers, beautiful & I'm a suckered (JK) for stingray bands. Specs top notch too.

This is my first watch from Ocean Crawler, and I was a bit nervous about the purchase, but in the end I am very satisfied. The case is well finished and fairly large, yet the watch sits comfortably on the wrist thanks to the well-designed lugs, even on my relatively small wrist (16 cm). On the case back there is a detailed engraving that is simply a pleasure to look at. The bezel rotates with enough resistance to prevent accidental movement, but not so stiff that it is difficult to turn. The dial has a matte finish and is easy to read. The applied hour markers are attractive and well integrated into the overall design. There is no minute track, which I occasionally miss. The logo and text are elegant and do not clutter the dial. The date window is positioned at six o’clock, which in my opinion is the best possible placement. The anti-reflective coating on the crystal is very good — the dial remains clearly visible even in direct sunlight. The watch has a strong, bright lume that remains visible throughout the night until morning. The set includes a nice strap that matches the color of the dial, as well as a high-quality metal bracelet. There is no quick-release system: changing the strap is fairly easy, but swapping the bracelet requires a bit more effort. The watch runs at +11 seconds per day, which is a very good result. Overall, the watch makes a very positive impression and is a pleasure to wear. It has its own distinctive, recognizable style and does not resemble any other watch. It is both a beautiful accessory and a reliable time-keeping instrument. That said, I would have liked to see a minute track on the dial. Additionally, it would be nice if the bezel markings were oriented counter-clockwise, as this would make timing events more convenient.