I am looking to buy a dive watch of course, and I just wanted to say, in response to this thread, that although I am interested in a D3, I doubt I would even look at it during a dive, and I sincerely doubt that it would influence me to push too hard. My interest in a dive watch is to be able to reveiw my dives at the end of the day and learn from a mathematical perspective how to improve my technique. I don't think it is a compensation phenomenon, nor do I feel it is a waste of money. I usually dive alone, and rarely time my dives. It is the only way I know of to examine my progress.
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Diving Watch
- Thread starterMurat
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Jason,
The D3 is ideal in this sense as it samples data every second, so your dive profile is quite detailed. I don't know if any other dive watch offers this sampling rate. You have a historic log that gives you your deepest dive ever and the longest time you have spent underwater (for scuba and freediving seperately) and then a memory of the last dives broken down into diverse categories that you can download into your computer.
Adrian
The D3 is ideal in this sense as it samples data every second, so your dive profile is quite detailed. I don't know if any other dive watch offers this sampling rate. You have a historic log that gives you your deepest dive ever and the longest time you have spent underwater (for scuba and freediving seperately) and then a memory of the last dives broken down into diverse categories that you can download into your computer.
Adrian
Yes friends D3 is great,I have bought it one week ago,its really great,it really helps you during and after the dive.But just one negative thing for the Suunto is the expensivenessof the PC interference unit.Its only a cable and 1/3 of th e d3 price!!!
