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NamePete Clifford
Date2010-01-07
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MessageI must say that I found your site by accident, and really enjoyed it. You have an outstanding collection of dive watches, and the little extras like music and photos that you've added for each watch write-up really add to the site.

Concerning your remarks about the Marathon "SAR", you've listed it as CCG issue for SAR Techs. I suspect that these are military issue, not Coast Guard. SAR Techs are military personnel in the Canadian Forces. They are easily identifiable by their coveted orange berets, and on operational flying they wear orange jump suits (which match in colour the orange nylon watch band shown). In the postage stamp shown on your website, that is a Canadian Forces Labrador helicopter hovering over the CG boat. I have also seen these Marathon "SAR" automatic watches at the Fleet Diving Units, where they are issued to Clearance Divers.

Again, thanks very much for the work that you've put into this site, it's outstanding!

Cheers.


NameSam Maves
Date2010-01-04
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MessageSweet! I am a WUS member. Stopping in to look around.


NameJEFF BURTON
Date2010-01-02
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MessageGREAT SITE FOR A DIVE WATCHAHOLIC !


NameRed Godin aka Lilreddivinghood
Date2009-12-13
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MessageI am a Rhode Island based Socially Retarded, Moraly Bankrupt, Overworked, yet Diobolically Clever, Wrecreational Cave Diver plagued with OCD and suffering from Hydrogenpsycosis from too many surface intervals between dives. Obsessions include vintage co-branded (US Divers, Scubapro etc.) dive watches, Spearfishing, tattoos, and scuba diving. Always lurking on WUS forum and workin' my ass off in one of my 3 businesses.


NamePatrick Ryan
Date2009-12-08
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Messagesmilie Quite simply the best ‘diver watches’ vintage web site ever, and that background music ‘flawless’ really cool and extremely informative.


NamePatrick Ryan
Date2009-12-08
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Messagesmilie Quite simply the best ‘diver watches’ vintage web site ever, and that background music ‘flawless’ really cool and extremely informative.


Namerafael anyfiotis
Date2009-11-30
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Messagedude fukn cool azz site big time!!!!!!!!!!! smilie smilie smilie smilie smilie smilie smilie


Namemike cotter
Date2009-11-30
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MessageA curiosity..I have the same chrono as your "Rotary" yet mine displays "Temporis" on top & incabloc,17 jewels on the bottom...Otherwise identical!...Probably a case of private labeling?

Fabulous site, Thx., Mike Cotter


Namemike cotter
Date2009-11-29
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MessageA truly wonderful site!I too am a fan of much of your collection & own a good number of "sport "watches. I'm currently hot for a BP Homage...Your thoughts please...Also how do I access the informative " hallofshame" site?


NameRandy J. Horenstein
Date2009-11-17
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MessageI would like to give comment on a recent purchase watch for my wrist. The SMW Swiss Military Watch PVD Titan Diver is a massive 44mm bezel diameter watch that is extremely light for it's size. The dial is great for for quick read visibility and the tritium glows comparable with the Marathon TSAR (like a torch) but also has tritium vials on the 12 o'clock bezel marker and the seconds hand and this does come in handy for real world use. The 22mm rubber strap is extremely comfortable and has a double tang PVD buckle. I preferred placing it on the black Marathon 2 ring low lite Zulu. 990ft water resistance and amazing underwater ease of visibility makes this diver watch a formidable contender when it is eventually placed on scubawatch.org


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