For an affordable watch with integrated-bracelet styling, start with three current Watchdives options: the WD0012 for its lower entry price and round 37mm case, the WD0013 for its two-hand display and broad, slim case, or the Premier WD0016D for its screw-link bracelet and distinctive dial choices.
All three use quartz movements and pair a shaped steel case with a visually continuous bracelet. This comparison uses their current product listings and official photographs. Specifications, prices and purchasable configurations were checked on October 8, 2026.
Three integrated-style quartz watches at a glance
| Model | Checked USD price | Movement and display | Case / bezel | Lug-to-lug | Listed thickness |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WD0012 | $109–$119 | VH31 quartz; central seconds | 37mm case / 35.8mm bezel | 43.5mm | 9.35mm |
| WD0013 | $149 | Ronda 714 quartz; two hands | 41 × 42.5mm case / 37mm bezel | 45.5mm | 7.7mm |
| WD0016D | $229 | VH31 quartz; central seconds | 39mm case / 36mm bezel | 44.2mm | Approx. 9.9mm including crystal |
Prices cover purchasable watch configurations at the check and exclude shipping, taxes, duties and checkout-specific promotions. Only the WD0016D listing explicitly identifies its thickness here as including the crystal; the figures are listing measurements, not independently verified total heights on a common basis.
WD0012: lower entry price and a round dial
The WD0012 has the lowest checked starting price of these three watches. Sunray Silver and Enamel Black were available at $109, while Black MOP was $119. Its VH31 movement provides a central seconds hand, and the specification lists sapphire with anti-reflective coating and 100m water resistance.
The bracelet tapers from 22.5mm to 16mm and uses a butterfly clasp. Two removable half-links provide an additional sizing option. Choose it when the round dial, 37mm case and lower price appeal to you; compare its bracelet shape and 43.5mm lug-to-lug with a watch you already wear comfortably.
WD0013: two hands and a broader case shape
The WD0013 uses a Swiss Ronda 714 quartz movement and leaves out the seconds hand. Its case measures 41 × 42.5mm, while the separate 37mm figure describes the bezel. Keep that distinction in mind when comparing it with a round 37mm watch.
At $149, the checked choices were Navy Blue, White, Slate Blue, Black/Gray and Turquoise. The listing specifies sapphire with three-layer AR coating, 80m water resistance and a 7.7mm case thickness. Its 24mm-to-16mm bracelet includes a half-link and a push-button release clasp. Choose it for the two-hand presentation and its case-and-bracelet silhouette.
WD0016D: screw links and different dial choices
The WD0016D was $229 in the available Brown Ice Crystal, Blue Ice Crystal, Red Agate and Green Jasper options. These are the listing’s dial names; compare the exact option’s photographs before choosing.
Choosing primarily for the dial material? Compare the WD0016D with the conventional-lug WD0003D in our affordable stone-dial watch guide.
Its VH31 movement, 39mm case, sapphire with five-layer AR coating and stated 100m water resistance form a different package from the WD0013. The steel bracelet tapers from 25mm to 18mm and specifies screw-link construction and quick-release spring bars. Choose it when that bracelet construction and the available dial designs justify the higher price for you.
Integrated styling and replacement-strap fit
“Integrated” can describe both a continuous case-and-bracelet appearance and a model-specific attachment design. Here, the three watches are grouped by the integrated styling described in their listings and visible in their photographs.
Their published bracelet widths do not establish a standard replacement-strap size or prove that every alternative strap is incompatible. Confirm the exact model, attachment shape and replacement before ordering. On the WD0016D, quick-release spring bars describe how the bracelet is released; they do not establish universal strap compatibility.
Considering a Tissot PRX quartz?
The blue-dial PRX quartz references T137.210.11.041.00 and T137.410.11.041.00 have 35mm and 40mm case widths, respectively, with seconds hands and dates. WD0012 and WD0016D use sweep-seconds VH31 movements without dates; the pictured original WD0013 has a date but no seconds hand. Compare case widths, not Watchdives bezel diameters. Tissot’s published case lengths are not verified effective bracelet spans, so these specifications cannot establish which watch wears smaller. Check where the bracelet first bends around your wrist. Both PRX references have quick-release bracelets and model-specific replacement straps listed by Tissot. For Watchdives, confirm the exact replacement’s compatibility; WD0016D quick-release bars alone do not establish it.
Choose the complete watch
Half-links and removable links help with initial sizing. A butterfly clasp or push-button release alone does not establish on-the-fly length adjustment. Consider those details alongside case shape and lug-to-lug, rather than choosing from bezel diameter alone.
Start with the WD0012 for price and round proportions, WD0013 for its two-hand display, or WD0016D for its screw-link bracelet and dial range. Open the linked product page to confirm your selected configuration, current availability and checkout total.
