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Different Kinds of Watches for Diving

Article Category: Shopping

Author Name: chickie maxwell

Did you know that there are different kinds of dive watches? If not, then you have come across the correct read. In the following, we will discuss about the various kinds of timepieces for diving and what may fit you best.

Analog dive watch-An analog dive watch is the most popular type of timepiece for scuba divers. The term "analog" refers to the watch's display. Unlike the more modern digital timer, this piece has two (or three) hands which point to the numbers on the dial, just like the most usual timepieces you see everywhere. If you are used to reading time from this type of watch, then it may be beneficial to purchase one for diving purposes. It may just be a little more costly than others though.

Digital dive watch-A digital dive watch is the more practical choice especially if you're conscious of the budget. It is more affordable than its analog counterpart and can also come in all sorts of colors and designs. A timer like this normally has a back light so you can easily read time even underwater at night. When shopping for a digital timer, make sure that the figures are big enough to be read without any problem. It should also have a stopwatch function that can be used to time a safety stop.

Automatic dive watch-An automatic watch is also known as a self-winding watch. It does not require any battery and just depend on the movement of the wrist. This is what causes the inner mechanism of the timer to wind the main spring. Consequently, the watch gets sufficient power to work. The thing about this kind of timepiece is it stops working efficiently once not worn for two days or so. Upon exceeding this limit, you need to power it again by turning the crown and wearing it.

Titanium dive watch-A watch like this makes use of titanium in the casing (or even just a section of it) of the timepiece. This makes the device very resistant to rusting triggered by salt water. Titanium is also sturdier than steel but at least 30% lighter so wearing it can be more comfortable. Moreover, it is hypoallergenic so you won't have to worry that your skin may react nastily to it. See, some people develop allergies toward stainless steel. If you're one of them, you'd better go for titanium watches.

A chronograph watch-This is a type of dive watch that has a display and a stopwatch at the same time. It works by pushing a start button to begin recording and stops by the same button. This timepiece can be a lot pricier than the analog or automatic counterparts because of its complexity. However, if budget is not a problem, then having it can be a cool thing.

These are the different watches for diving you can choose from. Depending on your needs and budget, you can pick the one that suits you best.

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