undrwater
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It's for those who find exclusivity important.
Great new dive watch, Ultra look out
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I think then they produced too many units for that market.
Soloist
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I think all dive computers should have a magical rainbow of radiant colors to create a cheerful user “friendly” display! Oh, and a frowny face for deco instead of all those complicated and threatening numbers.
for deco instead of all those complicated and threatening numbers.
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Absolutely, but just think what people would pay for an “official” Navy SEAL Unicorn Dive Computer!!!
I kinda like it. I'm not a $8K watch person, but there are plenty of them out there! That's not even all that expensive for a watch nerds (Im sure there is a snobby term for that...Chronoculturist?)
But using the physics of light absorption to show depth is pretty clever. I would think that it wouldn't really work like they think it would, the stripes would just turn muddy brown, but clever anyway.
But using the physics of light absorption to show depth is pretty clever. I would think that it wouldn't really work like they think it would, the stripes would just turn muddy brown, but clever anyway.
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Ha, Depth Purple. How do you tell the difference between the shades of deep purple?
You should enter the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève 2023 competition
You should enter the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève 2023 competition
The color thing is a neat idea. You could use the color grid that a lot of instructors use for the deep AOW PADI dive and mark off the depths the colors disappear against your depth gauge and now you have a back up depth gauge.
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Seems to be making a statement. Of some sort.
As a watch geek, one of my aspirations:
www.fratellowatches.com
As a watch geek, one of my aspirations:
Go Deep! Hands-On With The New Oris Depth Gauge (2nd Generation)
You may remember my introduction to the striking black and yellow depth gauge that Oris released at the start of May. The Depth Gauge was one of Oris’s
www.fratellowatches.com
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