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here a few thoughst about my new Aqualand. Some of you are probably already have discovered this watch in my collection.
I received this watch a few weeks ago.
What can I say after a few dives with this watch ?
Perfect !
This watch is even more as only a watch !
This watch is the perfect back up to my dive computer.
I always use a watch as a back up to my computer on every dive.
Here can you see my Galileo with two other ladies.
The watch is perfectly finished. All surfaces of high quality. Also the dial. The lume is very bright.
The watch is perfectly readable, above & under water. Love the big minute hand.
Operation is simple and intuitive.
Here are some specs:
180-Day Power Reserve Charges in Sunlight or Indoors
Depth Display to 100 meters in digital format
Measures Depth and Time of Dive
Current and Maximum Depth display
Current and lowest water temperature display
Surface interval measurement
LED-Warning-Indicator
Auto-start dive mode
Dive log memory for up to 20 Dives
Electro-Luminescent Backlight - for low light visibility
3 alarms
Calendar with day and date display
Two time zones - can set each alarm for a different time zone
12/24 hour time
World time in 42 cities plus UTC, 29 time zones is convenient in travel time
Eco-Drive technology is powered by light with no batteries to change, ever. Standard quartz diving watches require periodic battery changes. With a diving watch, this will necessitate having the watch pressure-checked, resulting in extra service costs and delays while the watch is sent out.
Charge level indicator
Screw-Back Case and ScrewDown Crown
Water Resistant to 200 Meters
47mm case width (approximately 1 7/8")
And some pics of mine:
And two lume shots !
I hope you enjoy it !
Thankx for looking...