Two tool dive watches with a direct lineage to the invention of the rotating dive bezel itself (Blancpain, 1953). The Fifty Fathoms stays in 45mm steel and 300m; the Pelagos goes all-in on titanium, a helium escape valve, and 500m. Blancpain has no verified market price data in Cazador yet; the Pelagos does — its current range is available on its own page.
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| Fifty Fathoms Automatique | Pelagos | |
|---|---|---|
| Case diameter | 45 mm | 42 mm |
| Material | Stainless steel (also in titanium) | Titanium (case and bracelet) |
| Movement | Caliber 1315, in-house, automatic | Tudor in-house Caliber MT5612 (current generation) |
| Power reserve | 5 days (120 hours) | ~70 hours |
| Water resistance | 300 m / 30 bar | 500 m |
| Helium escape valve | Not documented in the catalog spec sheet | Yes |
| Collection origin | 1953, first modern dive watch with a graduated rotating bezel | Descended from Tudor's French military Submariner of the 1950s-70s |
| Market price in Cazador | Insufficient data | Sufficient data — current range on its own page |
Pick the Fifty Fathoms if you want the piece that originated the modern dive watch category, with 5 days of power reserve in its own in-house caliber.
Fifty Fathoms Automatique →Pick the Pelagos if you prioritize all-titanium construction, 500m of water resistance, and a helium escape valve for professional saturation diving.
Pelagos →