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I have one, it is a great watch.
It does depth, dive time and temp. It also tracks surface intervals.
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I have one too. I bought it in the middle of a trip to St Lucia at a duty free shop and used it the rest of my trip in addition to my computer. I am still not sure the reason for a dive watch in addition to a computer (other than a backup timer) but if nothing else, the styling is cool.
I think the best thing about it is now that I am once again dry docked, I can scroll through the dive log and reminisce about each particular dive stored in the watch.
I have one I bought on a cruiseship. I like the style and seems to keep excellent time. I also have a Sunnto Mosquito and a air intergrated type computer.
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Anyone use this? I'm looking to buy this or the Mares Nemo Excel. I really like the styles of these two.
I'm just a vaction diver and new to diving.
I've seen the other posts about what people use and curious nobody mentioned these.
Don't know why I bought one but I did, just had to have it... Why I have no idea as I use a wrist mounted Sunnto Vyper and an AI Sunnto Cobra on all dives.
Sometimes the biggest quandry for those into this kind of thing is that most of us are limited to two arms. When one has four or five computers, watches, and the occasional compass, it's hard to find places for more than a few of them.