Thread: Dive watch or not a dive watch...?
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Old 08-11-03, 12:02 AM
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Hi all

Not read the article but i've never paid more than £70 for a watch. All worked well for diving.

I was looking at an Aqualand but the one i wanted i could have got a bottom timer and a back up computer, so i will not be buying an Aqualand, and will buy a second computer (my old back up 'puter died a few months ago RIP Phoenix Orca) or a bottom timer.

The watches that Diver offer free for a 2 year sub are fine, i used one for 14 years. Even used to change the battery myself and re-seal with a bit of silicon grease.

Dive Safe

Paul
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