The Dive Watch Connection

Hello Potter. A lengthy post and one I can't really be bothered reading. On the topic of what might "scream" lower class, I would add poor spelling: 'aquiring,' 'adhearance.' Perhaps you studied a science and not English at university, or perhaps you didn't attend Oxbridge.

Lovely shots Jason. Thanks for sharing. I take it it's an inland site?

What happens to the watches when they go back? Does the manufacturer keep them, sell them, what?

Congratulations Paul. I do like Breitling divers: I have a Seawolf SS blue dial and a Ti Seawolf black dial. Solid, serious divers.

Me too Trevor. Old winter photo' - will have to update.

It was about . . . (EDIT fairly newish) when taken during March this year:

Great post and great to hear from another proud dad.

The sports my son and I play are rugby and judo and I look forward to the day when my son can "take" me. Mind you, he's 11 and I'm 50, so it won't be long

Geez Paul, is that a box full of dive computers / gauges? EDIT: just thought about it - you at work? Yep! Have drawers and drawers of 'stuff'. :shock: Hehe, that's the way I describe any new dive kit that appears in my garage when my wife first notices it: "Yeah, that's just some dive 'stuff' I nee...

I found site once before posted at the old forum and it got lost.Well still think it's a cool site about a British Navy diver that used a Rolex for real work and he sure has a nice collection and a lot of other neat stuff. http://diving-watch.org/ Mike O'Leary - he's featured in that new book "Divi...

Geez Paul, is that a box full of dive computers / gauges?

EDIT: just thought about it - you at work?

That's got to be the one watch missing from my collection I would definately buy if I had the spare cash. Great photos Jason. Hope you get chance to post more of it and the Bremont being used when you're diving.

Great picture guys, thanks for sharing

The guy deserves to be able to sell the watch unhindered on that alone.

In one of the schools I worked in, the PE Dept' made a small display of all the notes they received from parents excusing their children from PE; most of them were as priceless as this. Maybe we should do the same!

No, you're right



Jamie, I would be tempted to use a week's supply all at once!

Great photos' mate, I especially like the first one. Any more?

vbuskirk wrote:Or you could just count to 17 in your head. (use your silent voice though, otherwise it seems to freak them out.)

"jewelry" - tut tut. Poor effort, must try harder Potter.

Not normally a Doxa guy, but that looks great Mike

Do you own a plane? :bootyshake: Hahaha no. And the only time I went up in a small aircraft - a Tiger Moth - I was scared it might crash until after 10 minutes of a roller-coaster ride when I felt so ill :puke: , I hoped we would crash :oops: Thanks guys. I like the look of Fortis and Laco. Probabl...

. . . thinking about a pilot's watch. I know! What's wrong with me? I only go for dive watches. Don't know anything about them though, so what kind of thing is out there? Modest(ish), not talking about IWC-type level.

Cure? Go for a dive, or just get one and be done with it?

Welcome buddy. Look forward to your input.

Very stylish yet pragmatic-looking also. Bremont is the only brand where I would consider buying anything other than a diver. Look forward to your review Jason.

I still wear my PO more than anything else, but you just can't not have a Sub' or SD Paul. You wanna be a real WIS right?

Awesome photo. Omega should commission you for its photo' ads'.

Is it a watch?

Very nice collection David, especially since you now have the SD