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Whether it's...
..a Doxa, Seiko, Omega (I have a brand new Seamaster 300), Rolex or Blancpain FF, they're all built like a tank and I personally like my SM because I can take it pretty much anywhere and it runs well. I like the screw-down crown, Helium release valve (yeah, more of a gimmick but interesting, and I imagine it really works), and the bracelet and clasp, and so easy to read the time, even at night. So even for 'armchair divers', they serve their purpose, whether 'dressy' tool watch or a thousand feet down.
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Diving with high quality and expensive watches - what is the chance ?
We all know that most dive watches is mostly for desk diving - and not for real diving. Only a very small fraction of the people owning a gold rolex sub, a GP sub, a PP sub, etc. It could be that people interested in watches and people interest in diving ...
Whether it's...
..a Doxa, Seiko, Omega (I have a brand new Seamaster 300), Rolex or Blancpain FF, they're all built like a tank and I personally like my SM because I can take it pretty much anywhere and it runs well. I like the screw-down crown, Helium release valve (yea...
I wouldn't wear an expensive watch in that environment
I saw your note and thought I would pass on a recent experience which is in a way related. A couple of weeks ago I was on holiday in Cyprus and went to a water park. I spent the day with the kids going on the water rides including the high slides . After ...
Well, I dived quite extensively with a gold watch
and will scan some pics if you like,,,meanwhile here is one I found on my computer,,,, Cheers, Asi...
I love this pic, Asi
The Red Sea...The only sea where you can see sharks with golden teeth... Still ave the Ingot? What a watch! You know that I wasn't very fan of it, but with Time I learnt to appreciate it, indeed. Best, my friend. Nicolas
the picture is jean michel
EDITED: As per forum rules, please do not post likns to another forum. Thanks. This message has been edited by amanico on 2009-11-02 09:05:57...
