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putting the marathon to work
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I have a few vintage dive watches but the only one that's gotten wet is modern a Citizen Eco-Drive Promaster "EcoZilla". I just couldn't bring myself to flood an old watch. When I switched to Shearwaters, the watches stayed on the boat.
 

the winner... (?)

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I bought a fake Rolex Submariner in Mexico in the late 1970's for $20. That thing lasted 20 years before it just stopped working. It kept great time and I used it diving all the time. I got "oos and ahs" from co-workers. It always looked good, save for the back that no one could see anyway where the plating was wearing off. :)
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/teric/

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