My requirements for a Dive watch is that it can withstand at least 200 meters depth, have a Swiss automatic movement, Sapphire crystal, and have a band that can adjust for daily wear, wetsuit or drysuit.
If it can't do all of the above, it does not go on my wrist.
By the way, regarding radiation exposure, Pilots get quite a dose because of elevation (lack of atmospheric protection), time, distance, shielding --etc.
DOXA
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Discussion of diving methods and equipment available prior to the development of BCDs beyond the horse collar. This forum is dedicated to the pre-1970 diving.
Discussion of diving methods and equipment available prior to the development of BCDs beyond the horse collar. This forum is dedicated to the pre-1970 diving.
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1stab
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1stab
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DOXA
This piece looks pretty cool.
http://cgi.ebay.com/NM-Doxa-SUB600-T-Gr ... dZViewItem
600m, sapphire crystal, Swiss movement, wetsuit extension -- Not bad at all.
Looks to be a true workhorse.
http://cgi.ebay.com/NM-Doxa-SUB600-T-Gr ... dZViewItem
600m, sapphire crystal, Swiss movement, wetsuit extension -- Not bad at all.
Looks to be a true workhorse.
Diving like back when toilets used to really flush, styrofoam was non-existant in a car, and seltzer water wasn't so damn expensive.
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