Dive watch!!

[soudan]

OK, so CASIO makes this dive watch called "Sea Pathfinder Diver Watch"
i wanted to know if any body used it before, and if any body knows what is its capabilities??

 

[The Chairman]

From the Web:

The Casio SEA-PATHFINDER professional range of marine sport watches are equipped with direction, air pressure, temperature sensors and tide moon phase functions, plus sophisticated timing functions for marine racing.

http://www.casio-intl.com/wat/sea_pathfinder/triple_sensor/spf-40.html

 

[soudan]

no i am talking about this one.

http://www.casio.com/products/Timepiece/Pathfinder/SPF100S-1V/

 

[The Chairman]

Wow, talk about limited. Only 20 dives in the log? No way to download them?

Give me an Oceanic Geo or an Atom II

But I don't wear a watch on land, so that settle that.

 

[Sam Miller III]

Purchase a US Diver's Orange face DOXA
$1000.00 and up --if you can find one

Play with the big boys,
.....be a Dirk Pitt

 

[RICHinNC]

Thought that was "Dirk Digler"......

 

[jeckyll]

Buy a decent Nitrox capable dive computer. Then go buy a nice automatic dive watch that you can wear in and out of the water. For the price of the Casio you can probably buy both for around the same price range if you shop around

 

[soudan]

well i really like the oceanic Pro plus 2, i know its not a watch but i think its pretty sweet, that has nothing to do with the watch, but if i am going to get a comp. that one (pro plus2) is the one i liked!!

 

[EvaL]

For the price ($550) - it is too expensive and it doesn't even calculate your nitrogen load. I think the Citizen Aqualand series (some solar-powered) performs similar functions at less than half the price. I agree with Jekyll, I think you're off buying a Nitrox Wrist computer and a separate dive watch and still have money to spare. Just my 2 cents.
Dive safely.

 

[soudan]

i am convinced This Casio is too expensive..so NO CASIO for me..
OK what do y'all think of the suunto mosquito?