The Dive Watch Connection

Read this - what's inside a Seiko MM 300M. Very interesting!!!
http://www.network54.com/Forum/621198/t ... eter+Diver

One of the best Seiko diver automatic classic.

Yep, as i said i like the Tudor Heritage chrono plus the past Tudor Sub like the one River Rat shown. Also, I am in unique design for myself owns peculiar taste too. :mrgreen: But, i was thinking from financial back up by Rolex to R&D and, that Hydronaut II is what they could come out with. :angryfi...

I was in a local Rolex AD a fortnight ago and particularly, i want to handle a Tudor Sub. Read the comments and seen the Hydronaut II in pics but never the real thing. My comments are a well branded name with long history plus many desirable sub models in the past like snowflake but this "H" is a di...

Huge congrats!

Divers use their bezels differently, but the way I've always used mine is strictly as a tool for knowing when to leave bottom. All dives deeper than about 30 feet of saltwater have a 'bottom time'. This is found on either a no "D" table (no decompression required) or various other tables that inclu...

Our very own Jason wrote a great article about dive watches. Can't find the link right now In this forum? I did recall i read in WUS a while ago but forgotten the thread name - a few school of thoughts on the matter. Since i dive now i need the instruction manual. ;) A sharing - i watched Bear Gryl...

Hi all, I am curious to know how you guys use a diver bezel? Take a Kobold LSD for instance, from 0 to 15 minutes has markers but the rest to 55 has none. If one set the pip minute marker to the minute hand location upon entering the water to mark the time for starting the dive then, what's the use ...

Neutral for me. With sapphire bezel looks more dressier than tactical from EZM series.

Mark, you are aces, bud....she is beautiful. Paul and Bill....please dispatch death squads if I ever talk selling again... http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6193/6127537351_588828e07e_b.jpg http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6195/6127539713_2f3fc9a819_b.jpg http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6193/6127541831_2...

I like the early models of Zinex Nitrox and Trimix.

Worth it. Thanks for posting.

Jim, that is a nice pacific "oceanic" blue.

Love the watch. What is the red dot in the center for?

Techart wrote:Amazing pics, those alone will get a few sales!

None left i heard.

Kazimon has both polished and brushed finishing comparing to others bronze. That's what got me interested into it and i would rather wait for aging.
BTW, some lime/lemon juice is good to remove any "dirt" gathers on the surface.

Hi Kazim, glad to see you dropping by. Your bronze rumbles!!!!

GGD wrote:Congratulations mate, that thing is super cool! I like it a lot

+1.

Any idea where to buy one? Looks like very close to a Panerai rubber strap..

fastward wrote:

dshap wrote:I like it, but wonder why they used steel for the crown?

It has to be cost reasons.

My good guess is for sturdiness for both crown and HRV. Does anyone know the answer?

Crue4 wrote:Behind Nimos this is the best bronze in my opinion just gorgeous... I even really like the watch model in ss too. Definitely Kenzos best watch.

Bronze is definitely the best go for 1500 but the titanium version got the looks as well.

fastward wrote:I think this is the nicest of the bronze offerings.

I agree too.

Looks like there are some happenings for Bronze dive watches lately in most forums. After much consideration I ordered a Kazimon 1500 Bronze for she is as per claims "Made in Germany" . :salute: The photos are with some aged bronze karate trophies to show the difference of aged and fresh bronze. Of ...

Nice one & your photos never fail to amaze!!! Operation "So am i" loving it!

Ah, the western pacific rim. I fondly remember my days trying to set new depth records after a 12 pack of Bud Light and a mile swim to the reef edge. Oh to be young again. :dance: Hi guys, thanks for all the positive notes. Hope we all are young not again but forever. Dedicate this favorite song of...