Diving timepieces - split from A New Piece Of Diving Equipment

[syntaxerrorsix]

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Most dive watches wouldn't fit around my drysuit anyway.

Some of these straps are specifically designed to allow for daily wear and over the top of thick wet/dry suits if you're interested. I have them on both my every day watches.

maratac

 

[JohnB47]

I wear a Casio G-shock solar-powered "atomic" watch, rated for 200 meters (650 feet). I really can't imagine much more perfect watch than that. However, I don't usually wear it diving, because my computer is more reliable than I am about starting to time the dive when I enter the water. But if I didn't have a computer, I think a Bottom Timer would be the best choice.

 

[Thalassamania]

I guess, "set your bezel" is a phrase without much recognition these days.

 

[syntaxerrorsix]

I guess, "set your bezel" is a phrase without much recognition these days.

"The digital age" and other such nonsense

 

[fnfalman]

I carry two computers for that

Can't impress the dive bunnies with two computers. But a dive watch? Oh yeah!!!

You joking right?:shocked2:

Why not? I have a $1000 dive computer, a $700 BC, a $1000 regulator, a $500 wetsuit, plus another $400 for mask, fins, gloves, booties and hood on me whenever I jump into the water. What's another few thousand bucks on top of it?

If anything, it gives the Divemaster more incentive to find and recover my corpse.

 

[paddler3d]

If anything, it gives the Divemaster more incentive to find and recover my corpse.

 

[Thalassamania]

Or to create your corpse and keep your watch.

 

[mafiajoe]

If anything, it gives the Divemaster more incentive to find and recover my corpse.

Ha!Good pointAs far as my body is concerned they can leave it where it happens to be;I wouldn't let anybody risking his life to recover a corpse

 

[fnfalman]

Or to create your corpse and keep your watch.

Solo diving is a beautiful thing.:kiss2:

 

[Thalassamania]

At the bottom of the ocean, no one can hear you scream.