Best Dive Watch
Few can argue against the fact that dive certified watches are a key item for many people. They’re undeniably masculine, functional, and each has been through rigorous testing to ensure compliance with the ISO standard. They’re high quality, high value pieces of artwork that you can count on for a long time, so it’s not hard to see why they’re so popular, and why every watch manufacturer has at least half a dozen models. Given the saturation of the market, it can be hard to choose the right one for your budget, so here are a few suggestions to get you started. All of these watches have ISO standard features – Luminescent hands and markers for low light visibility; water resistance to at least 100m suitable for at least light scuba diving; unidirectional bezel for dive timing; oversized watch face for easy reading both under water and on land; and shock and magnetic field resistance. Except for the model from Zenith, all of these watches features supremely scratch resistant sapphire crystal windows, and all of them have automatic self-winding movements.
| If you’ve got wads of cash, and want a watch you won’t see anyone else wearing? Zenith’s limited edition Defy Xtreme is the answer. A production run of 25 means you’ve got a better chance of being struck by lightning than seeing another watch like this at an event. Incorporating micro-blasted titanium and carbon fiber into the case, bezel, and face this watch matches it’s $80,000 price tag with a sleek and sexy all black design. It also comes with a tourbillon, which helps retain accuracy in the movement regardless of the watch’s orientation relative to gravity, and it’s visible at the 11 o’clock position.
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 Zenith Men's 96.0529.4035/51.M Defy Xtreme Tourbillon Titanium Chronograph Watch |
| If you’ve got $20,000, and want to make huge first impressions everywhere you go, Ulysse Nardin’s Maxi Marine (266-33-3A/90) is likely to floor everyone you meet. Eye catching without being gaudy, this watch’s 18k rose gold case, and silver dial face goes great with formal wear, be it a suit and tie, or a tuxedo. It’s water resistant to 1,000m, so you won’t have to worry about spills or jacuzzi ruining anything, though at this price it’s probably not very practical as a technical diving watch!
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 Ulysse Nardin Men's 266-33-3A/90 Maxi Marine Divers Watch |
| Omega has two high quality offerings at the $3000 budget mark. The Seamaster Planet Ocean (2201.51) is an elegant, sophisticated watch that’s garnered quite a bit of fame. The Seamaster line is the watch of choice for James Bond, and the Planet Ocean has been in almost all of the most recent Bond films. With a recommendation like that, you can hardly spend your money on a better watch – Unless you want a watch crammed with features. List Price:
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 Omega Men's OM2201.51 Seamaster Black Dial Watch |
| In that case, The Omega Speedmaster (3222.80.00) is probably a better choice for you. The first watch of the Speedmaster line was designed for NASA, for its pilots and astronauts, which also shows a very fine pedigree. It’s a certified chronometer, so it’s been tested under extreme conditions, and has proven supremely accurate. There are multiple sub-dialss, giving the watch a “techy” look withoutcompromisingg it’s elegance. It also has both date and day readouts – a rarity in the automatic watch world, especially at this level.
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 Omega Men's 3222.80.00 Speedmaster Day-Date Automatic Chronometer Chronograph Watch |
| At around $1000, great for people who are just discovering the beauty and craftsmanship of automatic watches, is Oris’s Diver’s watch (Model 733 7533 4154MB). Perfect for someone looking to start a collection, this watch is styled in black and brushed stainless steel – perfect for both business and casual environments. The case back display window also allows you to view the internals of the watch as it runs, and verify the quality of the Swiss movement. A non-magnified date window appears at 12 o’clock, giving you the date without marring the crystal with the “cyclops” effect of a bubble. List Price:
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 Oris Men's 733 7533 4154MB Divers Date Watch |
These are all high-end, high-quality watches that are as durable as they are beautiful. No matter if you’re purchasing them for style, usefulness, or as a collectable, you can rest assured that your money has been well spent.
Womens Dive Watches
Long gone are the days when active sportswomen were forced to purchase a sports watch for men, or replace some dainty piece of wrist-lace every 6 months. Today there are a wide array of watches targeted specifically for women who go out and grab life by the horns. Of particular interest are offerings from Citizen and Invicta. Both of these companies have a solid history of making rugged watches that are also stylish enough to wear with most everyday outfits.
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Citizen Women’s Eco-Drive Professional Diver Watch
Citizen’s Eco-Drive Diver watches are extremely innovative in that they’ve included a small solar cell underneath the watch face. What this means to the end user is that there’s no worry about the watch running out of power at a critical moment – As you wear the watch, it charges up. With around 6 months (180 days!) of reserve power at full charge, this potential frustration is neatly averted. Since you don’t have to worry about power, why worry about anything else? The watches in the Diver line are also ISO certified, meaning they’ve met some high standards with regards to water, shock, and magnetic field resistance. The high contrast bezel is unidirectional and can be used for short term timing of dives, exercises, or even just how long you’ve been luxuriating in a nice hot bath. In compliance with the ISO standard, the face features large, luminous hands and markers making visibility great during the day or night. List Price:
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 Citizen Women's EP6000-07H Eco-Drive Professional Diver Black Rubber Strap Watch |
| Citizen Women’s EP6010-03E Eco-Drive Strap Diver Watch
Citizen’s Eco-Drive Professional Diver watches include all the features of the regular Diver line, with a design that’s more inline with single-purpose watches. The band is the same high quality rubber, but is slightly less stylized, allowing for easy replacement. The bevel also includes a higher density of ridges, making it easier to turn while wearing gloves, and features minute marks the entire way around. Inside the watch is the same high quality, quartz driven movement featured in the Diver watch line, so to borrow a phrase from history – These watches can take a licking, and keep on ticking. List Price:
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 Citizen Women's EP6010-03E Eco-Drive Strap Diver Watch |
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Invicta Women’s 9177 Pro Diver Collection Silver-Tone Watch
If you’re looking for a slightly more affordable alternative to the watches from Citizen, Invicta’s Pro Diver series might be a perfect fit. Styled with deep blue and stainless steel, this watch has a slightly less sporty feel than the others, while still offering the durability you’d expect from a dive watch. It features a magnified date bubble, unlike the watches from Citizen, but the luminous markers are slightly smaller. All things considered, it’s still an excellent watch for the price, and well worth consideration! List Price:
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 Invicta Women's 9177 Pro Diver Collection Silver-Tone Watch |
Any manufacturer can call a timepiece a sports watch, but if you’re active, you’re going to want a watch that proves it. ISO certified dive watches like the ones above have been tested, and shown by independent certification agencies that they can take anything life can throw at them!
Titanium Dive Watch
Titanium is well worth the moniker “The Space Age Metal” – It’s super strong, it’s ultra light, and it doesn’t corrode easily unless you douse it with concentrated acids. It’s really not surprising that watch manufacturers would turn to this metal for their cases, creating attractive, durable, and lightweight wrist wear. Titanium gets the starring role in a lot of the higher end sports watches, since they tend to be larger (especially in Dive watches), and therefore heavier if they’re made in stainless steel. Although titanium watches cost more than stainless, they’re worth it if you, or your wrist, is tired of wearing a workout weight all the time.
| With a classic look, Wenger’s Battalion Diver watch is a great way to get into titanium dive watches. The face is black, and is highlighted with brushed titanium all the way around. It’s a no-nonsense watch that skips a lot of the frills to give you something that’s going to last. It’s waterproof to 200m, has a screw-down crown and case back, luminous hands and markers, and a unidirectional bezel for timing – all the features a dive watch should have. It’s quartz driven, analog mechanism assures fantastic timekeeping ability without winding, but you will have to change batteries occasionally.
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 Wenger Men's Battalion Diver Titanium Watch 72349 |
| If you’re looking for something a little less expensive, Citizen offers the Eco-Drive Titanium watch. Featuring citizen’s Eco-Drive solar charging technology, you won’t have to worry about winding or changing batteries as it charges up during the day while you wear it and at full charge will last for months. Luminous hands, a day and date window, and 100m water resistance round out the features. If you’re looking for a sporty watch, and don’t do any diving, you really can’t go wrong picking one up – For a watch that will last a long time, it’s almost a steal at less than $200.
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 Citizen Men's BM8290-05E Eco-Drive Titanium Watch |
| Technophiles, or anyone that’s unhappy with wristwatches that require maintenance, should be pleased by Citizen’s Blue Angels Skyhawk watch. It’s got Eco-Drive technology too, along with radio-frequency receiver, so not only do you never have to worry about the watch stopping, you don’t even have to worry about setting the time! Both case and band are titanium, and although the dial face and bezel is busy with dials, windows, and markers, it’s easy to sort out whats what. There are readouts for power level, 2 UTC windows in analog and digital, a calendar, and a display for what city you’re getting your atomic time from. There’s also a slide rule built into the bezel, and it features the Blue Angels name on the front and back. You’ll pay for all the features, around $700, but you’ll get a watch you really never have to worry about.
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 Citizen Men's JY0050-55L Eco-Drive Blue Angels Skyhawk A-T Chronograph Titanium Watch |
Titanium just looks good. It’s only downfall is that it’s very difficult to refine and work with, but that just makes owning one of these watches all the sweeter.
Timex Dive Watch
Having sold over a billion watches worldwide, Timex is certainly one of the largest, and most prolific, watch manufacturers on Earth. They made a huge splash in the mid-eighties with their Ironman series of watches, becoming the best selling watch in the United States in it’s first year. Former president Clinton can be seen in several photographs wearing one, attesting to the popularity of the series. Since then, Timex has kept branching out in the watch world, creating rugged, innovative watches, and no matter what you want from your watch, Timex makes one that will suite your needs. They don’t just stick to digital watches either – There are many lines of sports watches that are mechanical, but tough enough to wear on your outdoor adventures.
| Timex’s Casual Divers watch is a good place to start if you’re looking for a solid, inexpensive sports watch to wear every day. The black face and band contrast well with the stainless steel case, and the hands and markers are large and easily readable even if you don’t have your glasses on. It comes with Timex’s Indiglo lighting system, which makes telling time in the dark an easy feat. A quartz driven movement ensures accurate timekeeping, without the hassle of winding, and it’s waterproof to 100m. All in all, this is a great watch to strap on before heading out, and at around fifty dollars you’ll have a hard time finding a classier watch at a lower price.
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 Timex Men's T49772 Casual Diver Watch |
| If you’re looking for something that you can wear all the time, be it during work or play, look no further than Timex’s Expedition Dive watch. Attractively styled with it’s blue face, stainless steel case, and black band, this watch goes as well with a suit as it does with a jersey. Although it lacks Timex’s Indiglo back-light, the hands and face are coated with luminous paint, and it’s waterproof to 200m. A unidirectional bezel allows for timing of short duration events, such as dive time, or the duration of half-time during your favorite football games. It also has a magnified date window at 3 o’clock.
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 Timex Men's T49616 Expedition Dive Style Resin Strap Watch |
| When you need more features, the Expedition Premium comes packed with them. It’s high contrast monochrome color scheme makes reading easy during the day, and the Indiglo back-light does the same during the night. The bezel has an engraved tachymeter to help measure distance over time, and a built in stopwatch lets you measure events down to 1/20th of a second. Rotating the inner bezel allows you to easily set a daily alarm, which will give an audible alarm as well as flashing the back-light. It’s also waterproof to 100m, and has an attractive black calfskin band.
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 Timex Men's T42351 Expedition Premium Collection Chronograph Watch |
When you don’t want the “cheap” look of a digital watch, but aren’t interested in paying a princely sum for a decent, accurate mechanical, Timex has the watch for you.
Casio Dive Watches
Time management is critical when scuba diving, so it’s not surprising that Casio offers many dive watches. Since 1957, Casio has been a big mover when it comes to innovative technological advances. They were one of the first companies to manufacture quartz driven analog and digital watches, and they’ve managed to keep their lead by combining cutting edge technology with affordable pricing.
| Casio Men’s AMWS320-1AVCF Tough Solar Black Dial Diver Watch
The Tough Solar Dive Watch (AMWS320-1AVCF) is a good example of Casio’s work. It features dual displays for both digital and analog time, and underneath the face is a solar cell that converts sunlight into never having to worry about changing a battery. It’s waterproof to 100 meters, features a daily alarm, and even works as a stopwatch. An auto LED back-light, and luminous hands and dial-face makes it easy to tell the time no matter what lighting conditions you encounter. List Price:
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 Casio Men's AMWS320-1AVCF Tough Solar Black Dial Diver Watch |
| Casio Men’s AMW320RD-2AV Sport Alarm Ana-Digi Blue Dive Watch
Another watch in Casio’s sport watch line, also attractive to divers, is the Blue Casual Sports Watch (AMW320RD-2AV). With a deep blue face, and silver case, this watch looks luxurious, but don’t let that fool you into thinking that this watch isn’t rugged enough to deal with whatever you can throw at it. It’s waterproof down to 100 meters, and although it has analog time, it also has digital time and calendar in an unobtrusive LED display at 6 o’clock. It’s slightly cheaper than the Tough Solar Dive Watch above, because it lacks the solar cell in the display – though like most Casio watches, it has built-in alarm and stopwatch functions. List Price:
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 Casio Men's AMW320RD-2AV Sport Alarm Ana-Digi Blue Dive Watch |
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Casio Men’s MDV102-1AV Sea Analog Illuminator Dual LED Dive Watch If you’re just looking for a basic, attractive dive watch, Casio’s Sea Analog Dive Watch (MDV102-1AV) is the way to go. It’s analog-only, but it’s waterproof to 200 meters and has a screw down crown, as well as a uni-directional bezel for spot timing. An interesting feature of this watch is the lighting – With 2 white, high brightness LEDs at 6 and 12 o’clock, you can find your way across a dark room as well as tell the time. The hands and markers have luminous paint, so you can still see if you don’t feel like using the LEDs. List Price:
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 Casio Men's MDV102-1AV Sea Analog Illuminator Dual LED Dive Watch |
No matter what you plan to do with your time, be it work or play, you need to be able to keep time whatever the circumstance. For over 50 years, Casio has shown it can make watches that can do that – Without breaking your budget.
Mens Dive Watches
Large, bold watches are seriously trending right now, which means everyone wants a diver’s watch. These watches are big, usually around 40mm across, and 50mm isn’t uncommon any more – Most are this size because of the strict requirements of the ISO 6425 standard, part of which requires the face to be easy to read with large markers. You can find dive watches on the wrists of film stars, CEO’s, and everyone in between, so these big, beautiful watches aren’t just for divers anymore. If you’re looking to get in on the “big watch” phenomenon, you’ll probably want to start off on the small side, until you’re used to the size and weight.
| Invicta’s 8926 Pro Diver Watch
Invicta’s 8926 Pro Diver watch is pretty compact for a dive watch, at only 38mm in diameter. Relative to a regular sports watch, though, the Pro Diver is simply huge – Isn’t relativity wonderful? It’s also taken many style elements from the Rolex Submariner, so you know you’re getting a watch with a huge wow factor aside from the size. It’s got an automatic Japanese movement, so you’ll never have to wind the watch up, a date window at 3 o’clock, unidirectional bezel, and water resistance down to 200m. List Price:
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 Invicta Men's 8926 Pro Diver Collection Automatic Watch |
| Seiko Men’s SKX007K Diver’s Automatic Watch
Measuring 42mm, Seiko’s SKX007K Diver’s watch is about the average size in this field. Styled in black and stainless steel, this is a watch you’ll know is on your wrist – even if you’ve got a wetsuit on under it. You’ll find an automatic movement under the case, which winds the watch as you swing your arms while walking. It’s also got the standard ISO features, water resistance to 200m, and includes a day and date window. List Price:
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 Seiko Men's SKX007K Diver's Automatic Watch |
| Citizen Men’s BJ8050-08E Eco-Drive Professional At just under 50mm in diameter, Citizen’s BJ8050-08E Pro Diver is one of the behemoths in this category – If you have thin wrists, or weak arms, you may want to consider a different watch! It comes with Citizen’s Eco-Drive charging system, which uses sunlight to charge the watch and can keep running for 6 months once it’s full. Like the others, it’s got all the standard features, plus a screw down crown and case back, a date window, and water resistance down to 300m. List Price:
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 Citizen Men's BJ8050-08E Eco-Drive Professional Diver |
Whether you’re just tired of puny watches, want to get in on current fashion trends, or enjoy a little diving, these watches are the way to go. They’re also classy enough that you can wear them with your business attire. Just remember – Bigger, is always better!
Scuba Diving Watch
When looking for a scuba diving watch, it is certainly worth considering the Invicta brand as a quality option. Invicta is a company with an interesting name, and an interesting history. Invicta means “Invincible” in colloquial Latin, and the company seems to be just that. Founded in 1837, in Switzerland, they produced automatic watches which were marketed around the world. The quartz revolution, when quartz driven movements became the rage, nearly destroyed the company. Living up to it’s name, Invicta was resurrected, moving it’s headquarters to the United States in 1991, and reestablished itself in the market. Once again, Invicta watches are marketed around the world, this time as high quality, attractive, and above all, affordable timepieces. Among the most popular of their products are the Diver line of watches.
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Invicta Men’s 8928OB Pro Diver Styled in blue and silver, with 23k gold highlights, the 8928OB Pro Diver watch illustrates Invicta’s new philosophy very well. It’s driven by a Japanese, self-winding movement, so it will never need batteries, and as long as you wear it at least every other day you’ll never have to worry about winding it. It’s got all the features you’d expect from a dive watch – Unidirectional bezel, luminous hands and markers, and water resistance down to 200m, plus a date readout. Best of all, you’ll only pay around a hundred dollars, making it accessible to everyone who appreciates mechanical watches. List Price:
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 Invicta Men's 8928OB Pro Diver Two-Tone Automatic Watch |
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Invicta Men’s 8926C Pro Diver Collection
The 8926C Pro Diver is a classy, rugged watch taking many design cues from the Rolex Submariner. If you don’t enjoy the prospect of paying three thousand dollars for a watch, but still want that look of expense, this is the watch to go with. Like other watches in the Pro Diver series, it’s waterproof to 200m and has all the other standard features, but it’s coin-edge detailing around the bezel makes it easier to turn when you’re not diving. Overall, it’s an excellent watch if you’re just getting into mechanical watches, and at a little over a hundred dollars, you won’t regret the purchase later. List Price:
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Invicta Men's 8926 Pro Diver Collection Automatic Watch |
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Invicta Men’s 0555 Russian Diver Collection Black Rubber Watch
Invicta’s Russian Diver is a tribute to a watch series commissioned by the Russian Navy. It’s bold to say the least – measuring 50mm across the face, this is the largest watch Invicta makes, and your wrist size should be taken into account when considering this one. It’s styled in black, with a black rubber band and a black carbon fiber watch face, and has a screw down cap with a safety chain. Inside the case is a Swiss made, quartz driven movement for excellent accuracy. Unlike the Pro Diver watches, this one is only rated for 100m, despite the cap over the crown. List Price:
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 Invicta Men's 0555 Russian Diver Collection Black Rubber Watch |
It doesn’t matter if you’re a hardened enthusiast, or looking for your first mechanical watch – Invicta offers a little bit of something for everyone, and you won’t pay an arm and a leg for what you get!
The Ultimate Dive Watch
Whether you’re viewing magnificent coral reefs up close on vacation, or cutting million dollar deals in the board room, the type of watch you wear is important. You need something elegant, yet subtle, functional enough for everyday use, and something that drips with masculinity. There’s really only one type of watch that fits this bill – the high-end dive watch. There are quite a few companies that make these timepieces, but here we focus on Ulysse Nardin and Zenith. Both of these high-end swiss watch manufacturers have been crafting fine timepieces since the mid-1800s.
| Zenith’s Defy Xtreme Tourbillon Titanium Watch
Zenith’s Defy Xtreme is a limited edition watch with an amazing wow factor. Sleek black microblasted titanium is accented with dark blue titanium inserts along the band. Under the hesalite crystal, the face is black with silver carbon fiber. Unlike the offerings from Ulysse Nardin, this watch also includes a tourbillon – a mechanism inside the watch that allows it to ignore most of the effects of gravity when the watch is rotated, making it more accurate. Compliant with the ISO standard, this watch is actually rated for water resistance down to 1 kilometer. Like the watches above, the Defy Xtreme is self-winding, and sports the fruit of Zenith’s substantial experience in crafting high quality watch mechanisms. For anyone experiencing sticker shock – Bear in mind, this is a very high quality, limited edition watch in a styling rarely seen in high end watches. Only 25 were made, and once they’re sold, you’re out of luck! List Price:
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Zenith Men's 96.0529.4035/51.M Defy Xtreme Tourbillon Titanium Chronograph Watch |
| Ulysse Nardin’s Maxi Marine Diver
Ulysse Nardin’s Maxi Marine Diver watch makes a powerful impression both on the clock, and off it. The watch case is coated with handsome 18 carat rose gold, and accented with a dimpled silver face underneath scratch resistant sapphire crystal. Any part that would be touching skin is made of titanium. The mechanism is self winding – the natural swing of your arm as you walk keeps it going, and with a power reserve meter at 12 o’clock, you’ll never have to guess if it’s time to wind. It’s also compliant with ISO standards for dive watches, including unidirectional bezel and water resistance to 200 meters. Inside the case is Ulysse Nardin’s hand assembled mechanism, with all the precision and quality that you would expect from over 150 years of experience. List Price:
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 Ulysse Nardin Men's 263-66-3/623 Maxi Marine Divers Watch |
| Ulysse Nardin – Maxi Marine Chronometer
If gold and silver isn’t really your thing, The Maxi Marine Chronometer might be more fitting. A stainless steel case is complemented by a dark blue face and band, and is far more suitable for men who like things discreet. Though it lacks the unidirectional bezel of the Diver, and misses compliance with the ISO standard by a hair, it’s almost identical to the dive watch above in terms of features, and mechanism quality. List Price:
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Ulysse Nardin Men's 266-33-3A/90 Maxi Marine Divers Watch |
When it comes to first impressions, anyone who’s anyone knows you only get one chance to make the right one. Add in one of these watches, and you’ve got a huge advantage at a critical moment.
Yellow Dive Watch
Bold colors make a serious statement – They scream “Something here is important and you need to pay attention!” Be it stop signs or just advertisements, they catch the eye and keep it. If you’re a sportsperson, you can especially appreciate this, as not being noticed can be dangerous, or even deadly. The watch world has certainly been paying attention, and you can buy dive and sports watches that feature bright, daring colors. These watches are definitely not for the timid, so it can be a great way to let people know you’re not afraid to jump out of airplanes, scuba dive, or climb mountains!
| Seiko 5 Automatic Dive Watch
The Seiko 5 Dive Watch is a prime example of this phenomenon, pairing a bright yellow face with stainless steel and black accents. Although very bold, it pulls it off without seeming audacious, making it suitable for work and play. It’s self winding, so you’ll never get caught off guard, and it’s waterproof down to 200m. The rotating bezel allows you to time important things, like how much air you have left in your scuba tank, and it’s durable enough to play rugby in. List Price:
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 Seiko 5 Automatic Dive Watch Yellow Dial |
| Orient Men’s CEM65001YW “Yellow Mako” Automatic Dive Watch
Orient’s Yellow Mako dive watch also makes a big splash, but is styled to appeal to on-the-go professionals. It’s no easy feat to design a watch that can go from a coral reef to a boardroom, but Orient has pulled it off. As well as being expertly designed, it’s also expertly engineered – All parts of the movement are designed, manufactured, and assembled in-house, giving you excellent reliability and precise timekeeping. List Price:
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 Orient Men's CEM65001YW Yellow Mako Automatic Dive Watch |
| Seiko Men’s SKXA35 Automatic Dive Urethane Strap Watch
If you’re not much into the stainless steel look, Seiko also offers the SKXA35 Dive Watch, which tilts the styling in the opposite way of the Yellow Mako, going for a slightly more sporty look. The face is more prominent, and with the durable black rubber band, it’s more of a yellow and black watch, with stainless steel accents. It’s still more than handsome enough for everyday work-and-play wear. Waterproof to 200m, shock resistant, and featuring all the conveniences you’d expect from a certified dive watch, as well as being self-winding, this is definitely a watch you won’t be taking off often! List Price:
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 Seiko Men's SKXA35 Automatic Dive Urethane Strap Watch |
| Luminox Men’s 3905 Original Navy SEAL Dive Watch
Luminox goes super-sporty, eliminating stainless steel completely by using a rugged black polyurethane case on it’s 3905 Navy SEAL Dive Watch. All of the other watches here use luminous paint, which needs to be charged, but Luminox uses a tritium gas lighting system. This allows the borosilicate capsules embedded in the hands and face to glow brightly, on their own, for over 25 years. Also in line with the sporty feel is a fast drying, comfortable, wear resistant fabric band with Velcro closure. As you’d expect from a watch with Navy SEAL in the name, it’s designed to be abused and still maintain it’s accuracy – Unlike the other watches, this one uses a quartz-driven movement, and is supremely accurate from day to day. List Price:
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 Luminox Men's 3905 Original Navy SEAL Dive Watch |
No matter what you decide to wear for the day, these watches can definitely put a bold, masculine exclamation point at the end of your outfit.