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Nordstrom wrote:
Todd Caldwell wrote:Thats a bit blurred, so here is another
I love the watch, but have a serious question...is the value of a diving watch limited by the lack of a diving bezel?
Not for me! Scuba diving i dont do, so we dont need to know about 60 mins. Basically, your average bell run in Saturation is 8 hours, 4 of which, maybe even the 8, you will spend in the water. Bell bounce, about 1.5 to 2.5 hours, all of which you will spend in the water.
The supervisor is doing the timing, all you care about is swinging that man size hammer!
So no, a lack of bezel does not affect us.
And really, how many people, who wear dive watches, even dive? then, out of those, who uses their dive watches in the water? and one more, the ones who do dive with a watch, do you use your most expensive watch in the water, or do you use a beater?
I already know the answer!
Guilty as charged...thanks for your thoughts. Even though I don't dive, I do wear my divers in the water...even the expensive ones. My Omega likes nothing better than a brisk shower, or a lake swim. :)