Looking for Information on Pin from 1970's

[retiredh2obug]

I got this at a Dive show in the mid-70's from a ScubaPro Vender in San Diego. It's brass, and has a pin welded onto the back. They were freebies being handed out. I've been looking online for information on it, and to see it's value, but no luck. Any suggestions or information would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Mike Lev]

It's Scubapro pin. It's there outline symbol.

 

[retiredh2obug]

Hi Mike, thanks, but yes we knew that . We just couldn't find anything online about it so were wondering just how rare it was.Thanks for taking the time to give your input though!

 

[tridacna]

It’s worth exactly what someone else is willing to give you for it. There is no market for these. Ask @Sam Miller III

 

[retiredh2obug]

Yes. I know. I didn't intend on selling it. Just wondered. I will remove it from the thread.

 

[tridacna]

Yes. I know. I didn't intend on selling it. Just wondered. I will remove it from the thread.

I don’t mean that there is no demand, just no market. Someone might really really want one and offer you something. That is its value. I like the dive computer on the diver’s wrist.

 

[rhwestfall]

cool pin!

 

[captain]

I don’t mean that there is no demand, just no market. Someone might really really want one and offer you something. That is its value. I like the dive computer on the diver’s wrist.

Probably is the old Scubapro decompression meter. Not really a computer.

 

[tridacna]

Probably is the old Scubapro decompression meter. Not really a computer.

Duh. I have one. Mine is a Beauchat. Bend-o-matic does "compute". Sorta kinda. Early version of a Perdix - that's all.

 

[Angelo Farina]

It

Probably is the old Scubapro decompression meter. Not really a computer.

It looks like a DCP decompressimeter by SOS (Turin), an analog device which was marketed by Scubapro and other Italian brands in the eighties.
Known also as a bend-o-matic device...