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And let's be even more honest, most "diver watches" are never taken deeper than the pool.
Unless there's an official certification for a diver watch, my criteria is simple: - Unidirectional bezel with minute markers - Water resist of 100M+ with screw-down crown - Legible display with plenty of lume for visibility in poor conditions
By your own "criterias" for what a diver watch is, these watches aren't because they don't have screw down crowns.
I took a 100m dress watch diving as I had left my dive watch in the states while on vacation. Busted a pin at 30m and the watch sank beyond my maximum depth, who knows if the case failed at the same time.
So if you're going to dive, get a dive watch with a proper rating, or just buy this and take it off before you dive (you can get a proper diver for a few dollars more).