Dive watch, what type ?

[Thalassamania]

Citizen's Aqualand Digital for diving (I've been using it log my dives since it came out).

 

[victor]

Citizen Dive watch circa 1992.
It acts as my depth guage when I am diving, as a bottom timer, as a max depth warning, and a max time warning. The max depth will become more usefull when I switch to nitrox diving.

 

[Fry21]

Casio Sea-Pathfinder Triple Sensor with compass, air pressure, and temperature sensors.

 

[jamiep3]

Timex Reef Gear, rated to 200M, can be had for less than $50.00 if you shop around. Only down side is the metal band is a pain to adjust.

 

[crosing]

Once I got a dive computer I felt no need to bother with a watch. I use a suunto vyper and suunto cobra.

 

[evil_xander]

I just got myself a cheap Casio G-shock, as a backup means for telling dive time, and to function as a stopwatch/countdown, since my BT is AWOL and I have depth gauge on my SPG.

Question, can I kill it by operating it at depth, or the buttons can be used ad nauseum?

 

[Ber Rabbit]

Casio watches are the only thing we've ever used and never had a problem with one. The ones with the indiglo lights ROCK in our usually murky Ohio waters.

Evil xander, we have never had a problem after pushing the buttons underwater and we do quite a bit of it.
Ber :lilbunny:

 

[Hondroid]

I just bought an Omega Seamaster 300M Professional (@$2,600CDN) It's probably overkill for diving but I have a watch fetish.

I have a very useful Citizen Eco-Drive Divers 200M. It's solar power with reserve battery and a depth gauge (in meters) and rotating bezel for timed dives. It's an anologue display.