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Oceaneva has partnered with Synchrony, the largest issue of private label store credit cards in the USA to provide financing for your Oceaneva Timepieces. Take 6 weeks or up to 60 months to pay on select products. *No interest if paid in full within promotiona...

Delve into the the future of Oceaneva and  6000m dive watches. Uncover the complexities of engineering and design required to withstand extreme underwater pressures.

Oceaneva watches are designed to last a lifetime. The proven water resistance, robust construction, and timeless design make them a worthy addition to any watch collection. 

In this comparison, we aim to provide an in-depth look at these two esteemed Japanese movements, the Miyota 8315 and the Seiko NH35A shedding light on their specifications, functionalities, and how they stack up in the current market.

The quest for the perfect GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) watch movement has led to significant innovations in the world of horology. Among these advancements, the Seiko NH34 and Miyota 9075 automatic movements stand out. 

Damascus steel, renowned for its durability, unique patterns, and strength, has been a material of legends since ancient times. Its origin traces back to between 300 and 500 AD, in and around the city of Damascus, Syria.

In keeping with the tradition of innovation and excellence in watchmaking, Oceaneva is poised to introduce its own bronze marvel. Our upcoming release embraces the historic charm and enduring qualities of CuSn8 bronze, designed to cater to both the ...

The trailblazing journey of carbon fiber in watchmaking can be traced back to a collaborative effort near Lyon, France. Here, an engineering company teamed up with the luxury watchmaker .....

Customers often inquire about the grade of titanium we use in our watches.  We use Grade 2 Titanium, the most common type used in watchmaking due to its unique properties. It has a relatively low tensile strength, making it ...

In the world of horology, few materials have sparked as much interest and fascination as titanium. Once an obscure material used primarily in aerospace and medical applications, titanium has become a darling of the watchmaking industry. Its rise to ...