Wife Needs A Dive Watch

[hydroknot]

Hi:

My wife needs a dive watch. Something in the range of $50-$100. Analog or digital. Rubber wristband.

Any recommendations based upon your own experience?

Thank you.

 

[LowVizWiz]

Casio G-shock can't go wrong if all you need is a time piece.

 

[LiddleSharksyDoisters]

Casio G-shock can't go wrong if all you need is a time piece.

They are a little clunky especially if she has a small wrist. I have a yellow dial on my Luminox. It is scaled a bit smaller. Since the hands glow all the time, it is nice when you wake up all groggy at 2 a.m. and wonder- well- you just wonder :blinking: No buttons to push to read the time.

 

[rafter_]

I use a Timex Ironman, though only on my shallow dives.
I did recently get a Oceanic Geo though, and I love it (I know it's more expensive than simply a dive watch) my only complaint would be that I can't track seconds on it.

 

[CELTIC]

another vote for casio baby G. great watch for the price.

 

[WolfEl]

Casio G-shock can't go wrong if all you need is a time piece.

I second that!

 

[vicdiver656]

Everybody's been telling me to get a Casio G-Shock!

 

[Doug Krause]

Oceanic Worldwide - Personal Dive Computers - GEO Wristwatch

 

[mkutyna]

Yes, that Oceanic is most certainly $50-$100. /sarcasm To the OP, G-Shock watches are great and can be cheap enough to be able to buy 2 in case you need a spare.

 

[rafter_]

I <3 my geo.

(I'm not going to lie, the fact that it isn't black and yellow is a big plus, I can't help it, I like blue)