What Brand is Your Dive watch???
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scubasean
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there is a dive watch, which might be a watch with a bezel that moves, etc., that you wear all of the time...
Then there is the timepiece you carry at depth.
My first category watch is a Swiss Military watch good to 100M.
My second (the one I wear to dive with) is a Suunto Vyper computer.
Then there is the timepiece you carry at depth.
My first category watch is a Swiss Military watch good to 100M.
My second (the one I wear to dive with) is a Suunto Vyper computer.
Former FLL Now MSP Diver
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A Seiko chronograph, branded as a Beuchat Genesis. $40 off ebay brand new.
I also made a few bucks selling operating on ebay as well.
Marc
I also made a few bucks selling operating on ebay as well.
Marc
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Citizen Hyper-Aqualand for diving, and the Eco-drive Aqualand for everyday and in case I forget to put on the other when diving.
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Citizen Hyper Aqualand for diving and occasional everyday wear, since the wife took over my Aeris 750GT.
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After ripping a Timex Ironman 200meter watch off my wrist while windsurfing at Wailea, Maui 3 years ago, I paid $23 at Long's Drugstore for a 100meter rated Casio, with both analog hands and small digital display/alarms.
It died a week ago after many dives, swims, and lots of saltwater exposure while sailing a small boat. Original battery. I think what finally did it in was 2 weeks of close to 100% humidity on Mass. southcoast. Ugggg.
My replacement Casio was much more expensive... $30 .
Yes, I know that Casio says 100m rating means that it is good for swimming/snorkeling only, not diving; but the 200m watches are big ugly things and this one is my everyday watch.
Only if the gods are really out to get me will both my computer and my watch and my buddy all fail on the same dive .
Now that I have a new watch, I have to go get it wet ----- so I'm off the Boynton Beach and the Keys for 9 days of diving starting next week.
It died a week ago after many dives, swims, and lots of saltwater exposure while sailing a small boat. Original battery. I think what finally did it in was 2 weeks of close to 100% humidity on Mass. southcoast. Ugggg.
My replacement Casio was much more expensive... $30
.Yes, I know that Casio says 100m rating means that it is good for swimming/snorkeling only, not diving; but the 200m watches are big ugly things and this one is my everyday watch.
Only if the gods are really out to get me will both my computer and my watch and my buddy all fail on the same dive
.Now that I have a new watch, I have to go get it wet ----- so I'm off the Boynton Beach and the Keys for 9 days of diving starting next week.
St Moritz Chronograph Ti
Digital and analog face, titanium body and bracelet (I can barely tell it's there) and rated to 100 meters. I've had it for about 5 years and it's held up to every little bit of abuse I have thrown at it.
Digital and analog face, titanium body and bracelet (I can barely tell it's there) and rated to 100 meters. I've had it for about 5 years and it's held up to every little bit of abuse I have thrown at it.
shrwdtech
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St. Moritz Aquamatic
Don't know how many times it's been mistaken for a Submariner.
Don't know how many times it's been mistaken for a Submariner.
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