Dive watch

[Thalassamania]

That WATCH looks great. But it's not a computer is it? Andy has a real computer, I'm pretty sure your watch just does depth and time... but maybe i am wrong.

But it looks GREAT.

 

[TN Traveler]

If you want a watch that is also a full dive computer - you might want to consider the Citizen Cyber Aqualand Nx.

Great looking watch AND a full fledged dive computer - although the numbers are a little small when diving for those of us with "older" eyes. It also does Nitrox. It is great as a watch and makes a great backup computer. Comes with download software - so it can log all your dive information.

here is the web site for it:

http://watch.citizen.co.jp/cyber-nx/fl_eng/main_f.htm

 

[Puffer Fish]

Citizen Aqualand Eco-Drive. Solar powered. You never have to send it back to get the battery changed. Stainless steel with an extra long rubber strap allowing it to be worn outside of a wetsuit or with thick gloves without adding links. I use one of these as a backup to my computer. Works great.

http://www.princetonwatches.com/shop/BJ2000-09E.asp

I have the same and love it... ok, it is only a bottom timer, with max depth and set to show time, but I can still use tables.

 

[Albert Amoranto]

h2andy, thalassamania.. I got myself the apeks pulse and I love the features and the looks...perfect for me.. but since you posted the picture of the diverite niteck plus..I'd like your comment on both watches.. now I still love my watch.. but now I wonder who is the original creator?

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At 299 that's a great deal ... too bad it's butt ugly.

 

[Fastmarc]

A little late but, as far as looks are concerned, I have the Nemo titanium and really like it. I have gotten quite a few compliments from non-divers as well as divers.
I'm a watch person and didn't want anything that looks too much like a typical digital wrist watch.

 

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A little late but, as far as looks are concerned, I have the Nemo titanium and really like it. I have gotten quite a few comliments from non-divers as well as divers.
I'm a watch person and didn't want anything that looks too much like a typical digital wrist watch.

 

[Fastmarc]

This is the steel version.

 

[Homer901]

i just ordered the nemo steel from scuba toys. Imagine my surprise when they game me a 10% discount for being a member at a FREE forum. I went with the nemo because it will do everything and more that I need from a dive comp. right now and I really liked how it looked. It should be here in less than a week!!

 

[Kevin K]

What a name, huh? Nice friggin watch! I'm not much for jewlery and always had a cheap watch cause I'm hard on them. But I like this one. Big and pretty and it does a lot of stuff. Time of dive-starts at 4ft-depth-surface interval-holds 30 dives in memory-max and average depth along with current date and time and records date and time of dives it stores. It has a temperature as well but being on your arm it is always about 4 degrees warmer than my Suunto Cobra. I hate to be a whiner butt... I wish it had a timer/stopwatch feature, as fancy as it is you would think they would have added this- I like to time things-type A personality! My fishing buddy saw it the other day and asked if I dropped a few pounds off of my wgt belt when I got it!!! Ha Ha! Came with a five year warranty and retails at the mall for 375 clamolas so I figure I got a deal. On top of that I had already decided that I could do without the watch after lusting for it for a couple of months so when I got it on my bday it was a very nice surprise cause I had already forgotton about it!!! I like it. Thanks Big Honey!! KK

 

[Fastmarc]

I went with the nemo because it will do everything and more that I need from a dive comp. right now and I really liked how it looked.

Same reason I went with it and it held true.
I highly recommend you get the face protector for it. It will prevent scratches on the glass when you are ruffing it and you can take it off when you are not.