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Originally Posted by spence
Oh really?
-spence
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I am to classic tool watches like you are to Ascots
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Originally Posted by Rockport24
You probably don't need a dive watch, as they can get pricey and are built to withstand the pressure of being deep underwater. I would go with something like a G-shock, they are a solid watch. I did some snorkeling with mine this year for hours and had no issues...
edit: just read John's post, some good options there for sure! I can't comment on the gshock's lasting power as I just got it this year..
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The thing about a dive watch is that it is sealed in every conceivable place water can enter, have strong casebacks, thick crystals, and screw down crowns - this is vital. I wouldn't go in a pool with something not rated for at least 100m - depth really has nothing to do with it. This is a classic discussion on watch forums. The equivalent of mono or braid.