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    I have been really happy with my Citizen HyperAqualand, but don't dive it much these days (I think the other half has laid claim to it now that she is certified.) If you go this route be sure to change over to something like the Waterbourne band to reduce the risk of loosing it at depth due to a broken pin. The only negative aspect of the Citizen line is the crystals take scratches really easy and are expensive to get replaced; use a bit of self-laminating film over the crystal and replace as necessary. There are a number of computers out today that are the size of a dive watch and can be worn as a watch when you are back in your bipedal mode. When diving I typically just use my Nitek 3 backed up by a bottom timer with tables.

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    Hi all, Watch is like as one friend.. It feel me space of vacancy of friend. I can be perfectionist in my time session and work due to watch. While i have no watch, that day i get late and trouble lots of without it..

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    Quote Originally Posted by brunoncyryl View Post
    Hi all, Watch is like as one friend.. It feel me space of vacancy of friend. I can be perfectionist in my time session and work due to watch. While i have no watch, that day i get late and trouble lots of without it..
    You have me a bit confused, maybe it is the language barrier, but I am really lost here.

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    Came across this site. Here are 2 watches that won't break the bank, are functional, and look good as well. Waiting for mine after seeing a friend with the C6 Kingfisher.

    Thing is a beauty.

    Good luck,

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    http://www.christopherward-usa.com/men/dive/c600.html

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    Nice looking watches.....
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    They are, at least I can speak on the C6 Kingfisher in silver with blue dial. Well finished, nice weight... not too heavy, not too light, nice size. My friend loves his, and it seems durable so far for NE USA diving. We regularly go to ~100-130', and no problems. They glow really brightly in the dark, low vis waters here off Long Island.

    Can't wait for mine, should be here this week.


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    Till you get yours, I thought I would tease you, lol
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