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I see folks looking for a cheap dive watch and have to scratch my head. I mean, what are they thinking? That's sort of like saying I want a cheap pacemaker - yes I know it could kill me if it stops, but I just don't want to spend much money on it.
There are lots of things one can get away with being "cheap" about, including watches not used for diving, but it just doesn't make much sense to risk injury or death by depending on a dive watch not up to the task.
There's an old joke that has one astronaut asking the other "How do you feel about riding in this spacecraft consisting of a billion different parts all provided by the lowest bidder?"
Different context but the same idea - quality actually counts.
Okay, there's cheap and "really cheap". The first is a good deal; relatively inexpensive; while still being sturdy and reliable. The second is disposable, low quality junk - you might as well save time and just flush the money down the drain. You know it's going to break - just a matter of when.
I would like to assume most folks trying to buy a dive watch cheap are really just looking for a good deal, but often see that's not the case - they really mean low quality cheap. I recently read a post by a guy bragging about the $10 watch he got to use for scuba diving.
Talk about an accident waiting to happen - there it is.
Maybe he's forgotten the part timing plays in dive planning. If he's diving with a computer as well as the watch then his exposure is far less, but if that watch is his only timing device and he's spending any appreciable time at depth, he's got a high risk of decompression illness (DCI) when it fails him.
There are of course several factors involved, but if his watch fails while at say 100 feet underwater, and he doesn't notice right away, he could easily think he hadn't reached his no-decompression limit, when in fact he actually stayed down long enough to need more deco stops than he has air for.
End result - DCI, also known as the bends. If severe enough it could kill him, if not, maybe just a painfully crippling injury. Either way, why take the risk?
A dive watch like all dive gear needs to be reliable simply because the diver's life depends on it. When diving, Murphy's Law is in full effect. There are a myriad of things that can and sometimes do go wrong. Why add to that list, things you can actually do something about?
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Relatively new in the watch trade is a company familiar to many as a firearms company, UZI. The company is now branching out into other areas such as outdoor products, watches and more. The main topic of this article is the UZI Watch line. With it's recognition for toughness, the UZI name keeps up this tradition with a new line of Tritium, or H3 timepieces.
The UZI(submachine gun) was developed (and hence its name) by Uziel Gal (1924-2002) a captain in the Israeli army who won an internal competition for the design of a new sub machine gun. The first prototypes appeared in 1950 and soon after the first production, batches were issued to selected units for field testing. An improved design appeared just before the Sinai Campaign of 1956 and it was in this desert war that the UZI emerged as a winner in the highly demanding terrain. The UZI became well known not only in battle, but also as a favorite of elite forces and security services.
During the unsuccessful assassination on U.S. President Ronald Reagan in 1981, the press cameras caught one of his security team pulling an UZI from his jacket. The reason for this fame is the small size and reliability of this famous weapon. Easily concealed, it is a formidable weapon.
Now, lending the UZI name to a line of Tritium watches, the UZI is achieving quick popularity among watch afficionados. With great features and inexpensive, the UZI watch will become much sought after. Using the UZI logo, these watches are easily recognized. At this writing, they are available in 2 basic styles; the Protector and the Defender. The Protector is available with nylon or rubber strap for durability in the outdoors. It comes with several dial colors. The Defender is available in stainless steel, black stainless steel and titanium.
The UZI-32-BSS also known as a Defender type, comes with a Black stainless steel band. The dial is Black in color. The watch is water resistant to 200 meters. There is a battery rated at 3 years and a 1 year manufacturers warranty. All styles will display luminescence in the dark for at least 25 years. Even with a dead battery, the luminosity will still be visualized. The tritium glow is independent of any power supply.
The tritium, which is encapsulated in a small plastic vial, gives off beta particles. These particles excite the phosphor coating in the vial and gives off light. Beta particles do not pass through the through the walls of the capsule. Beta particles won't even pass through a sheet of paper. This makes this technology much safer than the old radium dials. What results is a blue-green glow that is easily seen at night. Different color phosphors can give off other colors, such as red.
The military style watches are used by law enforcement and other agencies. For this reason, they are designed not to glow as brightly as consumer models. It would not useful for these watches to be easily seen by suspects that may be under suspicion.
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That's sort of like saying I want a cheap pacemaker - yes I know it could kill me if it stops, but I just don't want to spend much money on it.There are lots of things one can get away with being "cheap" about, including watches not used for diving, but it just doesn't make much sense to risk injury or death by depending on a dive watch not up to the task.There's an old joke that has one astronaut asking the other "How do you feel about riding in this spacecraft consisting of a billion different parts all provided by the lowest bidder?"Different context but the same idea - quality actually counts.Okay, there's cheap and "really cheap". The first is a good deal; relatively inexpensive; while still being sturdy and reliable. The second is disposable, low quality junk - you might as well save time and just flush the money down the drain. You know it's going to break - just a matter of when.I would like to assume most folks trying to buy a dive watch cheap are really just looking for a good deal, but often see that's not the case - they really mean low quality cheap. I recently read a post by a guy bragging about the $10 watch he got to use for scuba diving.Talk about an accident waiting to happen - there it is.Maybe he's forgotten the part timing plays in dive planning. If he's diving with a computer as well as the watch then his exposure is far less, but if that watch is his only timing device and he's spending any appreciable time at depth, he's got a high risk of decompression illness (DCI) when it fails him.There are of course several factors involved, but if his watch fails while at say 100 feet underwater, and he doesn't notice right away, he could easily think he hadn't reached his no-decompression limit, when in fact he actually stayed down long enough to need more deco stops than he has air for.End result - DCI, also known as the bends. If severe enough it could kill him, if not, maybe just a painfully crippling injury. Either way, why take the risk?A dive watch like all dive gear needs to be reliable simply because the diver's life depends on it. When diving, Murphy's Law is in full effect. There are a myriad of things that can and sometimes do go wrong. Why add to that list, things you can actually do something about? 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I mean, what are they thinking? That's sort of like saying I want a cheap pacemaker - yes I know it could kill me if it stops, but I just don't want to spend much money on it.</p><p>There are lots of things one can get away with being "cheap" about, including watches not used for diving, but it just doesn't make much sense to risk injury or death by depending on a dive watch not up to the task.</p><p>There's an old joke that has one astronaut asking the other "How do you feel about riding in this spacecraft consisting of a billion different parts all provided by the lowest bidder?"</p><p>Different context but the same idea - quality actually counts.</p><p>Okay, there's cheap and "really cheap". The first is a good deal; relatively inexpensive; while still being sturdy and reliable. The second is disposable, low quality junk - you might as well save time and just flush the money down the drain. 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