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Tokyo Time · 21 July 2014, 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Piloto

No Sub, but the tank is cool. That dive is on my bucket list. Nice!

Thanks-highly recommend the Odyssey livaboard. 1 solid week of diving the whole fleet of huge wrecks in the lagoon. Sleep, dive, eat, dive, eat, dive, drink, sleep, repeat. The guides are phenomenal but they have no problem with solo diving and actually enchorage deco the whole week in prep for the final deeper SFM dive.

hdrazor251 · 21 July 2014, 11:17 AM

Awesome picture Douglas.

AndyK · 21 July 2014, 11:23 AM

That is cool!

Xasroma · 21 July 2014, 09:54 PM

Douglas: sounds awesome. Very nice pic. Seems like this live aboard is way to go.

Andad · 21 July 2014, 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by HogwldFLTR

There are many charts relating water resistance to activity; here are a couplr. Check on line and you'll find ones to help you make your decision.

200M depth is at the edge of what I'd consider acceptable. Most sites don't recommend less than 200M for jet-skiing either.

I'm not sure about your charts but hereis mine.

Rolex rated to 100 metres = 100 metres + safety margin.

Rolex rated to 300 metres = 300 metres + safety margin.

etc. etc.

You can fill in the rest of my chart yourself.

Brian Page · 22 July 2014, 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by T. Ferguson

Whoa. The GMT will have no problem with the depths you were talking about in your original post. It is rated to twice that so WR is not an issue. But if you plan on this being a back up to a dive computer then you are better off with a diving bezel unless you plan on spanning time zones during your dives. But that would be swimming more than diving, right?

X2

Jason71 · 22 July 2014, 02:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Xasroma

Another pic:

Very happy with the decision. I Already bought the watch. (To the poster above with Tudor recommendation). I was replying to my original thread question updating on my purchase decision after all the awesome recommendations.

These are my first pics with it! :)

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Good to see another GUE enthusiast on the boards. I don't know how I missed this thread earlier, but I did somehow. I took Fundies from Doug Mudry a couple years ago. That was truly the best scuba class I have ever taken. I really need to further my class work with a doubles primer next.

I love diving with a Rolex. Nothing beats the reliability and longevity of one. It's like growing old with a best friend. You will be able to dive your entire career with the same dive instrument with proper care and maintenance. I dive EVERY dive with a 16600 Seadweller on a NATO.

A couple pics.....

Rolex SD on an Orange NATO hunting Lionfish in Roatan

function12 · 22 July 2014, 05:03 AM

If you dive salt water make sure you rinse and rinse an rinse some more. I had an old SS that rusted under the bezel because I did not do a good job of rinsing the watch after being in the ocean. My jeweler even told me to just soak it over night in a glass of water to help dissolve any salts. My TT sub has only been diving a few times. I just used my G shock most of the time.

Xasroma · 22 July 2014, 08:58 AM

A couple pics.....

Rolex SD on an Orange NATO hunting Lionfish in Roatan

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Jason: awesome pics!
Doug Mudry was my fundies instructor as well, Extreme exposure trip and all my wife took it with me and she was a great sport in the winter weather with the always "warm" high springs water (sarcastic laugh) ! :)
The GUE family is a tight and small family!
Nice fins!

eeh100773 · 22 July 2014, 02:46 PM

Great pics and a perfect choice! Wear it in health.

PADI_Diver · 22 July 2014, 04:20 PM

I would purchase the new sea dweller 4000. With 4000 ft of water resistance you never have to worry about a leak even if a gasket is damage plus with the extension it can fit over and wet or dry suit for diving

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louis redfoot · 22 July 2014, 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by PADI_Diver

I would purchase the new sea dweller 4000. With 4000 ft of water resistance you never have to worry about a leak even if a gasket is damage plus with the extension it can fit over and wet or dry suit for diving

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4000 ft !?!? ummm, no thanks, but have fun!

Jason71 · 22 July 2014, 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by PADI_Diver

I would purchase the new sea dweller 4000. With 4000 ft of water resistance you never have to worry about a leak even if a gasket is damage plus with the extension it can fit over and wet or dry suit for diving

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You never have to worry about a leak even if you have a damaged gasket? Who told you that???

Muzz · 22 July 2014, 09:20 PM

You simply cannot go wrong with a COMEX, may take awhile to source but it will be fine. If you are concerned about the depth chart not having enough margin LOL make sure you get the SD COMEX.

Dan Pierce · 22 July 2014, 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by PADI_Diver

I would purchase the new sea dweller 4000. With 4000 ft of water resistance you never have to worry about a leak even if a gasket is damage plus with the extension it can fit over and wet or dry suit for diving

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Hope your dive buddy takes different advice.

dP

21 July 2014, 11:17 AM	#62
hdrazor251 "TRF" Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Real Name: Jeff Location: Arizona Watch: is recovered!! Posts: 4,255	Awesome picture Douglas. __________________ 16753 GMT Master, 16613 Bluesy, 16710 GMT Master II, 16570 Polar Explorer II-Stolen & Recovered!! Card Carrying Member of the Global Assoc. of Retro-Grouch-Curmudgeons

22 July 2014, 02:46 PM	#70
eeh100773 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Real Name: "Fast" Eddie Location: Asbury Park NJ Watch: 14060 T Series '96 Posts: 1,482	Great pics and a perfect choice! Wear it in health. __________________ Instagram: @clocksontherocks

21 July 2014, 11:23 AM	#63
AndyK "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Chicago Watch: 216570 Posts: 878	That is cool!

21 July 2014, 09:54 PM	#64
Xasroma "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2014 Location: Florida Posts: 62	Douglas: sounds awesome. Very nice pic. Seems like this live aboard is way to go.

22 July 2014, 05:03 AM	#68
function12 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 518	If you dive salt water make sure you rinse and rinse an rinse some more. I had an old SS that rusted under the bezel because I did not do a good job of rinsing the watch after being in the ocean. My jeweler even told me to just soak it over night in a glass of water to help dissolve any salts. My TT sub has only been diving a few times. I just used my G shock most of the time.

22 July 2014, 08:58 AM	#69
Xasroma "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2014 Location: Florida Posts: 62	A couple pics..... Rolex SD on an Orange NATO hunting Lionfish in Roatan [/QUOTE] Jason: awesome pics! Doug Mudry was my fundies instructor as well, Extreme exposure trip and all my wife took it with me and she was a great sport in the winter weather with the always "warm" high springs water (sarcastic laugh) ! :) The GUE family is a tight and small family! Nice fins!

22 July 2014, 04:20 PM	#71
PADI_Diver "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Real Name: Brendan Location: USA Posts: 228	I would purchase the new sea dweller 4000. With 4000 ft of water resistance you never have to worry about a leak even if a gasket is damage plus with the extension it can fit over and wet or dry suit for diving Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

22 July 2014, 09:20 PM	#74
Muzz "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Real Name: Steve Location: TO CAD, HCMC VN Watch: MP 18946 Posts: 7,292	You simply cannot go wrong with a COMEX, may take awhile to source but it will be fine. If you are concerned about the depth chart not having enough margin LOL make sure you get the SD COMEX.

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