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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I have visions of the tip of my nose squashed against the glass holding the seal away from my face.![]()
That was the problem with all the Pre WW11 and post WW11 Japanese and Korean dive masks. Even the famous and highly desirable " Sea Net" which was the 1942 American copy of the Oriental masks suffered from the same problems.
The nose squeeze against the face plate could be solved by gluing a small amount of "foam" at that time a piece of sponge around the perimeter of the skirt.
You as one who has spent considerable time in commercial gear I suspect you recall Phil Widoff's brass Abilene mask which required copious amounts of foam to seal and be comfortable for long periods. Same principle..
SDM
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