Thread: Dive watch or not a dive watch...?
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Old 07-11-03, 09:11 PM
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<font color='#0000FF'>Graham mate , i think it was a pi$$ take or somethink just to fill the last page......

Having said that, my watch i used below and above water cost me £ 7.99 from argos 5 years ago, FIRST watch i have never lost or misplaced. has 30 mts on the case , but has been to 57 and worked well.

Andy
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