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" Watches were developed for the purpose of diving due to requirements from the military and then later due to commercial dive work that started to appear in the 1960's . As a result professional Dive organisations appeared with needs for ""tool"" watches to help conduct dives safely at great depth.
1927 Rolex is credited with creating the first waterproof* watch.
1932 Omega introduced the ""Marine"" considered to be the first. dive watch
1930'sPanerai produced a number of Dive watches for the Italian Navy water resistant to 650 feet.
1953 Blancpain produced the ""Fifty Fathoms"" as worn by Jacques Cousteau in the film ""Le monde du silence"".
1954 Rolex introduced the ""Submariner"" -the watch of choice for James Bonds in the first ten films.
1957 Omega Seamaster introduced.
1967 Rolex Sea-Dweller introduced, first ""ultra water resistant"" watch for diving, capable of depth to 610m.
1970 Omega Seamaster Professional introduced, capable of depth to 600m.

These days water resistance has become an expected feature in many types of watches and arguably over emphasised in importance. A watch that is certified for a Dive to great depths is an indicator that the watche is extremely strong and durable, however it could be argued that some of these watches are over-engineered for marketing purposes. Beginning in the 1970's watches started appearing that were certified to depths even beyond 1000m, however to descend to anywhere near such depths is humanly impractical.
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