DSSD down to 4,000 meters... What about other dive watches?

[watchwatcher]

Originally Posted by westsiderkg

The CX is absurdly large on the wrist! Some complain about the DSSD being large, HA!

That is a bit thick.

[eonflux]

Originally Posted by Freshly206

Oh... I did notice that actually. I didn't know thats what u were referring to. Did it collapse completely?


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Didn't collapse completely. Wonder if that watch stopped running when the case back collapsed.

With the bottom watch with the back to the camera, I couldn't see if anything happened with its case back.

Wonder what caused the watches with faces to the camera to stop. Wonder if their case backs also collapsed, damaging the movements.

[eonflux]

Originally Posted by westsiderkg

The CX is absurdly large on the wrist! Some complain about the DSSD being large, HA!

I believe that the DSSD is the smallest 3,000+ meter WR dive watch, and perhaps the most wearable.