Digital Depth wrist Gauge Watch..Which is a better buy?

[hardhat]

In my DIR posture I would have to bring my arm through 181 degrees to get to that position. ... as if I have gotten used to just rolling gradually to the side, hear the bubbles, then roll back. I find it quite esthetic

DIR so you're one of those wienies are you? What's it like to be a sheep?

 

[Land Locked]

I prefer my computer on the inside of my left wrist, it is a heads up position, I'm looking to the surface anyway with my dump above my head, just makes sense to me.

 

[Boogie711]

DIR so you're one of those wienies are you? What's it like to be a sheep?

Well - after comments like that, I guess it's better to be a sheep than a jackass.

Two things - if you're DIR, your light isn't in your right hand anyway, because it will blind your dive buddy in an OOA emergency.

Secondly, it's a really simple issue to have wrist mounted gauges and a cuff-dump. The cuff dump is commonly situated about halfway between the elbow and the wrist, leaving plenty of room for a wrist mounted compass (on the left wrist.) The bottom timer/depth gauge is on the right, which doesn't usually have a cuff dump.