Welcome to Wrong Time Watch—my name is Kevin, and in this video I’m taking a look at the WISE Diving (yes, the actual name is just “Diving”). The one I had on the wrist is the red-and-black dial version, but they’ve got a bunch of other colorways too. I go over pricing depending on configuration (FKM rubber strap vs bracelet), and I talk about why I actually like it on the FKM even though the watch itself feels pretty heavy thanks to that stainless “bezel ring”/shroud setup. I break down the specs and how it wears on my 6.5-inch wrist: it’s a thick one (about 15.6mm), 44mm diameter with the shroud, and a 51.8mm lug-to-lug, plus a domed sapphire crystal with AR. Inside is the trusty Seiko NH35, everything is brushed, and it’s rated to 300 meters. I also show the strap color combinations (it came with red and black), mention the not-so-“quick” quick-release situation because the straps are fitted, and I point out the huge buckle. To wrap it up, I do a lume comparison against my Seiko SKX009—and yeah, with C3 Super-LumiNova, the WISE lume is very good.