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Computers & Dive Timers: Discuss Dive Watch Advice Welcomed in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: Having just completed my IFC, I realise that I could do with a dive watch for pool and shallow open ...

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Originally Posted by Paul Hildreth
Having just completed my IFC, I realise that I could do with a dive watch for pool and shallow open water use. I have long sightedness and the early stages of cataracts which makes reading things underwater difficult. I have inserts in my mask and manage my Suunto Vyper info. easily. I borrowed a watch over the weekend for my pool lesson and found I couldn't read the analogue display (and went over time as a result!). Can anyone recommend a watch that might serve my purposes and overcome my problem.
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Paul
My everyday watch is a Timex ironman (100m resistant), it is great for the pool /swimming. It has a huge display and less than 20 quid from argos. When diving I wear it under my drysuit as I use my dive computer to tell the time (one of the useful function of a computer)

I used to be a fan or the Casio DW200m watch, but is was so good they stopped making it.

Tony
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