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Great watch
Ive been using the Casio freedivingwatch for a year now. I got it for 30£ from www.discountwatches.co.uk. Normal price in Norway is about 130£.
I am very pleased with the watch. It stores your ten last dives and the oldest is erased automatically when you do a new dive. One dive being from when I start the "diving mode" until I go out of it. It measures your current depth (every other second I think) and stores your maximum depth for that "dive" and also the total accumulated divetime (divetime being the time it has been submerged lower than 1m or 1,5m,,,I dont quite remember). The watch is waterproof to 100m and the depth meter goes to 50m.
I like the design of the watch as well.
Drawbacks are:
- short band, so it is kinda dififcult to get over your wetsuit.
- plastic "glass" ,,,you WILL get scratches
But taken the price into consideration it is a VERY good deal (as long as you dont buy it in Norway)
By the way....I dont think the D3 has got the "acuumulated dive time" (?)
Pål Estil =)
Ive been using the Casio freedivingwatch for a year now. I got it for 30£ from www.discountwatches.co.uk. Normal price in Norway is about 130£.
I am very pleased with the watch. It stores your ten last dives and the oldest is erased automatically when you do a new dive. One dive being from when I start the "diving mode" until I go out of it. It measures your current depth (every other second I think) and stores your maximum depth for that "dive" and also the total accumulated divetime (divetime being the time it has been submerged lower than 1m or 1,5m,,,I dont quite remember). The watch is waterproof to 100m and the depth meter goes to 50m.
I like the design of the watch as well.
Drawbacks are:
- short band, so it is kinda dififcult to get over your wetsuit.
- plastic "glass" ,,,you WILL get scratches
But taken the price into consideration it is a VERY good deal (as long as you dont buy it in Norway)
By the way....I dont think the D3 has got the "acuumulated dive time" (?)
Pål Estil =)
hi
I also have this watch and I guess it is ok. It is good for spearfishing to use as a simple safety tool. Ie I get to the bottom and just check the depth to make sure I havent gone to deep or just so I know ho deep I am. It doesnt time each dive ie you cant see how long youve been down which sucks. I guess if you were a serious freediver it wouldnt be too good. As the max reading depth is 50m and most serious freedivers go past that. You dont have surface interval and constant dive times. Still a good watch though and it looks pretty cool.
cheers
I also have this watch and I guess it is ok. It is good for spearfishing to use as a simple safety tool. Ie I get to the bottom and just check the depth to make sure I havent gone to deep or just so I know ho deep I am. It doesnt time each dive ie you cant see how long youve been down which sucks. I guess if you were a serious freediver it wouldnt be too good. As the max reading depth is 50m and most serious freedivers go past that. You dont have surface interval and constant dive times. Still a good watch though and it looks pretty cool.
cheers
you've made me want it more!!!!
In Poland is's to buy from our local casio dealer at the price of ca 122 euro.i'll be lookin' to get it cheaper (allegro-polish ebay or else).
the link given by Vectra seems not to be actual (some kind of domain trade company pops out)I'll give you a link as soon as i'll find it.
see ya soon!!!!
In Poland is's to buy from our local casio dealer at the price of ca 122 euro.i'll be lookin' to get it cheaper (allegro-polish ebay or else).
the link given by Vectra seems not to be actual (some kind of domain trade company pops out)I'll give you a link as soon as i'll find it.
see ya soon!!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=31387&item=4905641427&rd=1 here's the link to ebay. They're selling it for 79$ (seller is from US and I find it to complicated buying it that way) Please let me know if anyone finds it somewhere in EU.
see ya!
see ya!