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Cooper Watches MWC "Depthmaster" 100atm / 3,280ft / 1000m Water Resistant Military Divers Watch, photo 1 of 1
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MWC "Depthmaster" 100atm / 3,280ft / 1000m Water Resistant Military Divers Watch

Diver

Lugs stay on wrists from about 6.5 in (lug-to-lug rule of thumb)

≈ $319Sold out

Approximate. Charged in GBP (£239.99).

Last checked Oct 28, 2026

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Product Details SKU: 100ATM/12/SS/QZ The MWC "Depthmaster" Military Diver models are MWC's latest heavy-duty range and are both extremely robust with a sapphire crystal as well as being suitable for diving with mixed gases at extreme depths due to the 100atm water resistance rating, they also have a wider strap at 24mm (most military divers watches use a 20mm strap) and a non-scratch ceramic bezel which is easier to grip in extreme cold. These watches are specifically designed for use by professional divers under very challenging conditions. All MWC 100ATM models are fitted with a helium escape valve, people often ask us how helium gets into a dive watch in the first place and the answer is very simple, essentially a helium molecule is among the smallest of all molecules. What this means is because they are so small even though the seals are working fine to keep water out the helium molecules can still get through and enter the watch even though other gases and water cannot. The main users professionally of watches with helium escape valves are saturation divers who spend long periods of time at great depth with high pressure, the result is that the helium molecules can build up inside the watch creating pressure inside the case, this can inflict serious damage to the watch and even blow out the crystal or crown when it’s unscrewed, this is potentially extremely dangerous if for example you are just checking or resetting the time, it can also potentially write off the watch. What the helium escape valve does is automatically allow the helium molecules to escape from the watch during decompression when the watch returns to normal standard sea level pressure. The valve is only one way so it lets the helium out but prevents anything external getting in. For anyone who does not know why the helium is an issue, it’s important to understand why helium is employed for deep diving. The reason is that helium is one of very few gasses which does not have negative effects such as we see with nitrogen which causes nitrogen narcosis, consequently helium is used to replace nitrogen in most deep-sea mixed gas diving applications. In some situations, professional divers can operate at great depth for extended periods where they live in dry environments pressurised with an oxygen/helium mix. When the divers surface and decompress after days or even sometimes weeks this gas must be removed to prevent problem as mentioned earlier such as the crystal or crown being blown out which can potentially injure or even blind someone. The reality is that most divers will not be living in a pressurized environment for days or weeks on end, this means they will have no need for a watch equipped with a helium valve, regardless of how deep they dive but with deep diver watches such as our 100ATM range, it's essential the valve is there just in case it’s needed because the watch would not be fit for purpose without it. This particular variant has a European NATO pattern dial and is finished in brushed stainless steel. The movement is a Ronda 715li movement with a 10-year battery life and hacking function to enable synchronization. Dimensions and Specification: • Movement: Ronda 715li with 10 Year Battery Life and hacking function • Water Resistance: 100atm / 3,280ft / 1000m • Screwdown crown • Helium Escape Valve • Width: Inc Crown 47mm (Exc Crown 44mm) • Bezel Type: Unidirectional Non-Reflective with Ceramic Insert • Thickness: 18mm • Crystal Diameter: 31mm • Crystal Type: Sapphire with Anti Reflective Coating* • Lug to Lug: 48mm • Weight: 132g • Case: 316L Stainless Steel • Illumination: Luminova on markers, hands, and bezel • Strap: 24mm NATO Webbing Strap (1 x Black and 1 x Grey) * A lot of people ask us what are the benefits of sapphire crystal over a standard mineral crystal? The answer is that synthetic sapphire is by far the best material for watch crystals because it is very strong and also shatter and scratch-resistant, these characteristics make it

Specifications

Details and photos come from Cooper Watches’s website, last checked Oct 28, 2026. Specs were read automatically and may contain mistakes.

Case

Diameter
31 mm
Lug-to-lug
48 mm
Thickness
18 mm
Thickness incl. crystal
Not listed
Lug width
Not listed
Material
316L steel

Movement

Type
Not listed
Caliber
Not listed
Power reserve
Not listed
Functions
Not listed

Crystal and bezel

Crystal
Other
Bezel
Not listed

Water resistance

Rated to
1000 m

Dial and lume

Dial
Not listed
Lume
Not listed

Strap

Strap
nato
Every spec Cooper Watches lists
Case
316L Stainless Steel
Strap
24mm NATO Webbing Strap (1 x Black and 1 x Grey)
Width
Inc Crown 47mm (Exc Crown 44mm)
Weight
132g
Movement
Ronda 715li with 10 Year Battery Life and hacking function
Thickness
18mm
Bezel Type
Unidirectional Non-Reflective with Ceramic Insert
Lug to Lug
48mm
Crystal Type
Sapphire with Anti Reflective Coating*
Illumination
Luminova on markers, hands, and bezel
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Crystal Diameter
31mm
Water Resistance
100atm / 3,280ft / 1000m

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