Oceaneva
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Oceaneva exists to answer a question almost nobody asked and every diver-lover secretly wonders: how deep can a sub-$1,500 watch actually go? The answer is, apparently, 6000 meters... in Grade 5 titanium.... with a Miyota GMT or power-reserve hand... with enough Super-LumiNova X1 to read from the next room.
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InferredSourcing Notes: US-based brand founded in 2019 by Darrell Spencer, focused on extreme-depth dive watches rated 1250m to 6000m. Movements are Japanese Miyota (9075 GMT, 9132 power reserve, thin calendar calibres) and Seiko NH34, with Swiss Sellita SW200-1 in earlier 6000m releases; a column-wheel chronograph is marketed as the in-house-named "Oceaneva 4155" without a disclosed base. Cases are Grade 5 titanium or 316L steel with sapphire and Swiss Super-LumiNova X1. Case, dial and hands manufacturing countries are not disclosed.
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Ships from Virginia Beach, United States
No import duties for American buyers
This brand assembles in the US — watches ship tariff-free to domestic addresses.
No import duty on domestically assembled watches. Brands like TSAO Baltimore, Nodus, Vaer, and Vortic ship tariff-free to US buyers.
Tariffs are assessed based on where the watch is assembled, not where individual components originate. A watch with a Japanese movement assembled in the US incurs no import duty.
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