Aera x Todd Snyder D-1 Diver Watch: Where to Buy Online In Stock

By Oscar Hartzog Oscar Hartzog Contact Oscar Hartzog by Email View all posts by Oscar Hartzog March 11, 2026 Todd Snyder If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Todd Snyder recently launched its newest collaborative timepiece, and it’s one of the best of the year (so far). Together with cult-favorite British watchmaker Aera, the American designer has launched a pair of D-1 modern diver watches. The two new Aera x Todd Snyder watches are based on Aera’s D-1 diver and come in “Whiteout” and “Blackout” variations. Just 25 of each color made up the release, and the black D-1 is now sold out. The white version is also sold out on Aera’s site, but it’s still in stock at ToddSnyder.com and can be picked up for $2,898. If you’re in the market for a rugged summer diver watch — or looking for a truly collectible timepiece that’s not too expensive — be sure to grab one of the remaining D-1s while they’re still available. Todd Snyder x Aera D-1 Diver Watch $2,898 Buy Now at Todd Snyder ➤ Whiteout variant still in stock The Aera x Todd Snyder D-1 is based on Aera’s diver of the same name, which sold out upon its initial release in 2022. The brand recently followed up with another D-1 launch that’s available for preorder on their site. Trending Stories Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert Take Aim at Pete Hegseth’s Overspending: ‘You’re Ordering What?’ Jack White Responds After Uproar Over Taylor Swift Songwriting Comment Kevin Spacey Confirms ‘Sexual Compulsive Behavior' Diagnosis in 'House of Cards' Trial Testimony Lola Young Had to Go Away to Heal. Now She’s Making a ‘Beautiful Comeback’ The D-1 is meant to be a “contemporary evolution of a mid-century tool watch,” subtly updating the iconic design for modern life. The watch features a 44-millimeter titanium case with a matte “Diamond Like Carbon” finish, a sapphire crystal, and a rubber strap. Inside is a Swiss Automatic movement with a 40-hour power reserve, and water resistance is rated at 300 meters. In short, you’re getting the build quality of a much more expensive watch — plus scarcity for collectibility. If you’re looking for a great new timepiece, pick up one of the last remaining Aera x Todd Snyder D-1 watches now at ToddSnyder.com.