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Old 15 May 2015, 09:03 AM   #10
themaninblack
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Almost no one uses watches like these for diving anymore, at least no one I know and I know a lot of divers. Think Suunto or Cressi dive computers. It's now just called a "diver" because that's traditionally the style of watch it is and yes, you can dive with it but that's not really the market is it.
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