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This is a chronological list of ship commissionings in 1937.
| Operator | Ship | Flag | Class and type | Pennant | Other notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 March |  Estonian Navy | Kalev | Kalev-class submarine | |||
| 14 April | Estonian Navy | Lembit | Kalev-class submarine | |||
| 15 April |  Kriegsmarine | U-32 | Type VIIA submarine [1] | |||
| 21 April |  United States Navy | Langley | Seaplane tender | AV-3 | Recommissioning | |
| 1 August |  Luftwaffe | Greif | Tug type light seaplane tender |
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