Introducing The Swatch Scuba Libre Collection, Lighthearted Dive Watches For Summer (Live Pics & Pricing)
Since the early 1980s Swatch has been the pop-culture face of wristwatches, constantly producing new designs and collections to entice customers and collectors. Last week the brand released its latest collection of brightly colored dive watches, Scuba Libre, just as the weather starts to warm up. Sure, we're not talking about?indestructible, timeless tool watches here, but for under $100, Scuba Libre is worth a second look. 2 OF 19 Scuba Libre On The Wrist It's important to note up front that Swatch has never been about the intricacies of mechanical watchmaking or the?production?of timeless heirlooms. A Swatch is a piece of popular design that you wear on your wrist and can collect and change out at will. Scuba Libre is no exception. 3 OF 19 The collection consists of a few different watches, with the different models mixing the main design elements in various combinations. The unidirectional, clicking bezels come with either dive-style markings and sim

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