Is the SD 43 one of the top dive watches in the Universe?

[sea-dweller]

I think so...

[123Blueface]

Do we know how many certified divers there are in the universe?
Shouldn't we poll them given they are the intended end users of the product?
Would diving in a gas giant and having the watch disintegrate affect the performance?
How about melting on Venus?
Can it handle the terrible cold temperatures of diving under the frozen shell of Europa?

Due to the aforementioned, this poll is flawed.

[Psmith]

Originally Posted by donq

Sorry.

The universally accepted greatest dive watch is the DiveBastard 9000 produced by the Gargantuan Watch Comapny of Fentoflix IV, in the Alpha Centauri system.

It's ability to go to a depth of 400 km in the super heated mercury seas of Fentoflix gives it a distinct advantage over the Seadweller.

Of course this is largely irrelevant since A) the closest AD is roughly 200 light years away B) The intergalactic exchange rate means that the base model costs approximately the entire gross financial output of the planet Earth for around 125 years and C) You have the wrong number of arms to operate it properly anyway.

That's all very well, but do you get a Diet Coke when you buy one?

[JorgeCCW]

i think by adding cyclops the watch lost some points , it also true that red line makes the watch more appealing. Can't see a clear winner , love the 2 colors of the Cameron one , also love the AP diver. Yeah I can't name a favorite , all are nice in they're own right.

[Noxa]

Why are there so many no answers in the poll, quite clearly it is! For me the Fifty Fathoms is the dive watch though.

[Toivonen]

The greatest SD ever is 16600.
The king of Divers is now 116660.

[zengineer]

It represents an excellent value as well...for anyone who regularly dives at 3-4000 ft.

[904VT]

Of course, it's a Rolex diver. Any and all Rolex divers are at the top of their game. Would expect nothing less from the inventor of the Oyster.

[NLYogi]

Why would anyone go diving with a watch on?

[HogwldFLTR]

Originally Posted by NLYogi

Why would anyone go diving with a watch on?

Really???? It's good to know when the tanks will run empty.

[JP Chestnut]

Originally Posted by NLYogi

Why would anyone go diving with a watch on?

So you can see the date, in case you forget - hence the cyclops.

[desertyank]

Originally Posted by 123Blueface

Do we know how many certified divers there are in the universe?
Shouldn't we poll them given they are the intended end users of the product?
Would diving in a gas giant and having the watch disintegrate affect the performance?
How about melting on Venus?
Can it handle the terrible cold temperatures of diving under the frozen shell of Europa?

Due to the aforementioned, this poll is flawed.

These would be great questions to ask in the inevitable "is it safe" polls that will come up.........

[Subtiki]

Originally Posted by waterman1

The research shows it is the greatest. And I own one...ha.

I love it. Wish it had a rubber strap option.

I have one too, great watch. I called Everest Bands and Rubber B, both say they will have one by early next year.

[Boaters]

It looks like something my 8" wrist would like.

[b_hol]

SD4K all day!