Dive watch catalog template styled like a field manual
A rugged design kit for tool-watch brands and shops selling field, dive and GMT watches, with real outdoor photography, spec plates, a fit and water guide and a strap-swap promo.
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All 27 pages: 7 covers and 20 designed pages
Choose one cover and any of the designed pages — they share one look, so the catalog stays consistent however many you use. Every word, color and photo is editable.
Product pages that fill themselves
Import your products and they take this layout automatically — shown here with sample products. Switch the grid any time, from 2 × 2 to 4 × 5 or a one-column line sheet.
About the Field & Dive Watches template
This dive watch catalog template looks like a field manual: condensed Rajdhani headlines, Roboto Mono spec plates with screw-head corners, map coordinates in the margins and a depth scale on the dive divider. Khaki and sand pages meet a dark olive band and a lume-green accent that recalls glowing markers. Outdoor photography leads six of the seven covers, the dive divider, lookbook, event page and back cover, bench and studio shots fill the rest, and a designed product page with mosaic layouts carries your own references.
Sample copy follows a small brand assembling field, dive and travel watches, so the pages already talk about case sizes, water resistance, two straps in every box, pressure testing and free engraving. Import references from Shopify or a CSV file and they fill product pages with photo, price, compare-at price and a spec line. Share it as a retail flipbook ahead of summer and the holidays, or print it for an owners' day or your showroom.
Best for
- Independent tool-watch and microbrand watch makers
- Watch shops with a dive, field and GMT section
- Strap makers that sell by lug width and material
- Owners' events, field days and launch weekends
- Summer and Father's Day watch campaigns
Pages worth a closer look
300 m diver feature
A featured dive watch is labeled with its screw-down crown and 60-click bezel. Beside it sit the price, a short description, a WR 300 m badge for the 30-bar test and notes on two straps, free engraving and 30 days to decide, with a full spec plate below.
Fit and water guide
Case sizes of 36, 39 and 40 mm are matched to wrist sizes in inches, with lug-to-lug length, thickness and strap width for each, and water ratings explained by activity. Readers measure their wrist with a string and a ruler.
Field notes lookbook
Photos are captioned like field notes, with figure numbers, a place and what the watch went through, such as a river crossing that left it wet for a week. It shows tool watches in use rather than lying on a table.
Strap week offer
A strap promo gives a third strap free with any watch, with the code, the dates and a note that straps swap in sixty seconds. The same layout works for an engraving or free pressure-test offer.
Field day event
An owners' day page lists a morning schedule, from paddling out to a strap-swap bar and a bench tour, with date, time and place. Rewrite it for a launch party or a store visit.
Presenting dive and field watches in print and online
Lead with the specs that make a tool watch
Tool-watch buyers read the spec plate first: water resistance in meters and bar, screw-down crown, bezel type and clicks, crystal, case material, lume and movement. Use the same order on every product and add case thickness, since dive cases tend to be taller.
Show the watch being used
A tool watch is bought for what it survives. Field photos with a short caption saying where it was worn and in what conditions say more than studio shots. Keep a clean product photo on the product page for the details.
Make straps part of the offer
Straps change a watch's character and are an easy add-on. List the lug width for each model, the strap materials you offer and whether quick-release spring bars come fitted. A strap-swap promotion is a low-cost way to bring owners back.
Be precise about water resistance and testing
Say whether every watch is pressure-tested before shipping, to what level, and whether owners can have it retested later. Explain that gaskets age, and that a watch used in water often should be checked every year or two.
Help readers pick a case size
Tool watches are often bought online, so give wrist guidance in inches and centimeters, lug-to-lug length and thickness, and suggest the smaller case for wrists under about 6.5 inches. It saves returns on watches that looked smaller in photos.
From product list to finished catalog
Pick this template
Open Field & Dive Watches in EasyCatalog and choose the cover and the pages you want — every page is optional and editable.
Add your products
Import from Shopify in one click, or upload a CSV, connect WooCommerce or a product feed. Your products fill the product pages automatically.
Download or share
Export a print-ready PDF (up to 300 DPI, CMYK and bleed for print shops) or share an online flipbook with a built-in order form.
Questions about this template
What does the Field & Dive Watches kit contain?
Seven covers, from a spec-plate front cover to a desert magazine issue, plus twenty designed pages, a product page and mosaic layouts, with outdoor, bench and studio photography. Among the pages: welcome, contents, a dive divider with a depth scale, a field-notes lookbook, featured diver, story, team, how to order, best sellers, strap promo, test numbers, field-day event, owner notes, FAQ, fit and water guide, care, contact, terms, a notes page and a back cover.
Can I use this catalog for other watches as well as dive watches?
Yes. Only the sample copy is about field, dive and GMT models; every title, label and photo is editable. Rename the chapters for dress, pilot or smart watches, swap the outdoor photos with Replace photo, and keep the spec plates for whatever details matter in your range.
What water resistance should a dive watch catalog list?
List the rating in meters and in bar or ATM, for example 200 m / 20 bar, and explain what it means in use. Ratings of 200 m and more are usually marketed for diving, while 100 m suits swimming and snorkeling. Mention the crown type and whether each watch is pressure-tested.
How should a watch catalog show strap options?
Give each model's lug width, then show the straps that fit it: material, color and length, with prices if they are sold separately. A variant table on the product page can list straps by color, and a dedicated straps and tools chapter helps readers buy extras.
Start your Field & Dive Watches catalog
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