Does anyone wear a plain old watch?

[thekoz]

I like a standard dive watch along with my computer, It makes a handy timer for my safety stop.

 

[sealskin98]

I use my analogue Lorus with a bezel or the Casio digital using the stopwatch feature, which ever one I feel like wearing. Used both for years and they have been below 100fsw with no problem, both rated to 200m, $30 each. The Lorus did Punta Sur.

 

[redseal]

Highly recommend the Freestyle Viper. Rated to 150m with both an audible alarm AND vibratory alarm. Backlight is more than adequate at night and the numbers are large and clear:mean:

 

[zippy]

Just to be safe, I use the Citizen HyperAqualand to backup my comp. I carry it on my BC. And wear my everyday watch.

 

[mddolson]

I wear a Cobra itegrated computer, and I wear an analog pressure gauge and depth gauge as back up along with my Timex Iron man triathlon. Its been to 150 fsw repeatedly with no problems.


Mike D

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[Dee]

I've been using my citizen Hyper-Aqualand for 6 years. My only complaint is the light sucks! Located at 10o'clockk, it doesn't illuminate past 12 high. If Timex can make an Indiglo™ light on their cheap watches that will light the ceiling in my bedroom, why can't these $$$ watches have a light that at least covers the dial?!?!

 

[Ari]

A nice addition and backup to the dive computer on my right.

I set the bezel going in so I can easily track dive time.

Ari

 

[JamesK]

I use a Guess Waterpro watch.

http://www.mcsam.com/85386g.html

It says on that page it is good to 50m, but the back of the watch and the warranty card say 100m.

jfusaro once bubbled...
I use 2 oms bottom timers and a luminox divers watch for back up timing.

So you use 3 bottom timers? That is a little over redundant don't you think? Or do you do solo diving?