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I always wear a wristwatch. my favorite style is a diver's watch. I have gone through a few cheap knock off just because I am kind of cheap. This is my go-to diver's watch. has served me well for about 20 years.
 
Many years ago I bought an early Citizen Aqualand Pro… I had just gotten certified and was attracted by the neat “scuba tank” packaging. A couple of decades earlier I had dreamed of a Rolex (when one could be had for about $200 or less) but that was never to be. Now I have a tendency to let my old Citizen’s batteries (it takes 3!) run down and leave it sitting for long periods. It is pretty heavy on my arm, and truthfully my Seiko and even my Timex keep time just as well. Next year is planned as a big diving year for me, so I may get the Citizen serviced (I send it to H Roberts) and put it back in service.
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https://www.shearwater.com/products/perdix-ai/

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