This is the best dive watch I've found in the $100-200 range. Previously I was a fan of Fossil's dive watches, mainly for the styles and the silicone bands. But they're battery-powered, and once you change the battery you run a high risk of breaking the seal and when that happens they aren't waterproof anymore. I ruined two dive watches that way, ie,  changed the battery, then swam and the watch fogged and eventually stopped running altogether.

Looking for alternatives to a battery-powered dive watch, at first I was looking at very expensive automatic watches but then I stumbled on Citizen's Eco-Drive line, which uses ambient light for power. Thought I'd give it a try with the Promaster Diver and it has been great. I find the poly band a little stiff, so will soon be replacing it with a softer silicone band. I don't need the depth scale printed on the band either; it looks naff but you're stuck with it. Despite the script, I get more compliments on this watch than I have with any other watch I've owned previously. But mainly I love being able to shower and swim and not have to think about changing the batter and having to buy a new dive watch every three years, ie every time the battery goes. They say quality light-driven watches can last 10 to 20 years, we'll see.