FOUND IN LAGUNA - Dacor Darwin Wrist Computer

[Mantasscareme]

Dude, it's a Dacor Darwin.

c'mon now...

Have you considered that the former owner may not want it back?



[But bless you for honesty and a good heart...]

What's wrong with Dacor Darwins? I use one and so far I'm a satisfied customer.

 

[DiverBuoy]

I know the owner wants it back, I would. The sea floor is certainly not littered with dive computers. I can't give details about the markings or other personal aspects, because it will help me identify the "real" owner, but suffice to say this person will want their computer back, they'll know what I'm talking about.

 

[mmbawden]

Just wondering how you could not notice something on your wrist ie a computer falling off? I have never worn one because when I tried one it was toooooooo heavy. And I would have noticed the bowling ball falling off. But I have a problem with a watch on my wrist. Are they that light underwater?

 

[Chuck Tribolet]

Just wondering how you could not notice something on your wrist ie a computer falling off? I have never worn one because when I tried one it was toooooooo heavy. And I would have noticed the bowling ball falling off. But I have a problem with a watch on my wrist. Are they that light underwater?

If it happened whlile they were doing something else, like dealing with a gear problem,
or paniced, they might not have noticed. Or maybe they were on the surface, and
didn't have gas to look for it, or couldn't find it.

 

[DiverBuoy]

Just wondering how you could not notice something on your wrist ie a computer falling off? I have never worn one because when I tried one it was toooooooo heavy. And I would have noticed the bowling ball falling off. But I have a problem with a watch on my wrist. Are they that light underwater?

Most are designed for neutral buoyancy, that is they displace a volume of water equal to their own weight with batteries.

 

[DiverBuoy]

Still no takers?