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Deep Diver
WAter Resistance
The Open Water is a dive watch at heart and boasts 200m in water resistance. There is a screw down crown that locks out water and debris using a triple gasket piston-like configuration.
CAse + Components
11mm case height, 40mm Case Width, 20mm Inner Lug Width
60-click unidirectional timing bezel
Case and bracelet made of 316L stainless steel for an ultra durablility.
The sapphire crystal has inner AR (anti reflective) coating and sits flush with the bezel
HIGHLY LEGIBLE
Super Luminova
Every white mark on this watch is filled with Super LumiNova lume. The hands, indices, and bezel markers can glow up to 15 hours with a sufficient UV charge.
Safe + Secure
Stainless Steel Bracelet
The Open Water series watches come with a 316L stainless steel articulated bracelet that gets sized before it's shipped to you. The bracelet has a tri-fold, dual safety locking clasp for heavy activity.
Swiss at heart
Automatic Movement
Each Open Water Series is made with a Swiss made Sellita SW-200-1 automatic movement, regulated to +/- 5 seconds/day in our shop in Portland, Oregon.
Safari Special LE
We built a watch with equal parts skilled mechanics and precision timing. Only 55 built to commemorate the Mexico 1000 55th Anniversary Race.
Mechanical VS Automatic
Self winding, or wind it up yourself? See the key components that set these two movements apart.
Deep Divers
See how a watch actually ensures water resistance. Check out the common parts, testing, and safe guards that makes the Open Waters a true dive watch.
" The slimmest diver on the market "
Customer Reviews
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I just received my first Vero, and I have to say—this watch punches well above its weight class. From the moment I unboxed it, it was clear this piece was built with purpose and precision.
The standout feature for me is easily the bezel. It’s one of the best I’ve operated, especially for a 60-click design. The action is crisp, with zero back play, and it offers a satisfying resistance that feels both solid and refined. The grip is excellent, making it functional and tactile. Honestly, this bezel could go head-to-head with watches in the $3,000–$4,000 range.
Overall, I’m extremely impressed with this purchase and excited to see what Vero releases next. They’ve definitely earned a spot on my radar.
Hi Cullen,
Thank you for taking the time to leave such a detailed and positive review for the Open Water Daybreak. We're thrilled to hear that it exceeded your expectations.
We appreciate your support and look forward to sharing more exciting releases with you in the next few months!
O
Watch has been so reliable in terms of finishing, accuracy, & legibility.
My favorite thing about the watch is the matted/brushed finish & the thinness of the watch which doesn't protrude with daily activities.
Hey, thanks so much for leaving us a reiew of your Open Water Daybreak! We're so happy to hear you're getting great use out of it too!
C
I have the OpenWater mint green one. Great watch and very unique shade of mint green. I like the thin case for this diver. It also keeps very good time. I wish Vero would bring back all the OpenWater models. Really well done Vero ! Note: I bought mine used at a good price but looks and performs like a new watch.