Hello guys out there i need your suggestions and advices to choose electric watch to wear at the pool a also do some diving, but i wont go down more than 4 meter. I'm planning to buy this: Amazon.com: Casio Men's PAS400B-5V Pathfinder Forester Fishing Moon Phase Watch: Casio: Watches
In product features i can see: Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 M) does this means that i can go down in water up to 100 m ?
P.s i need watch under $50 without clock-dial (i want with electric display) it would be nice if watch has timer
Like Allen, I tried a Casio but it leaked a few weeks into use. For the past eight years I've been wearing a Timex Ironman Date Link which I like because it is programmable using software on a computer which gets downloaded to the watch via USB cable. I'm also a coach so this allows me to customize the watch for unique sets that use "difficult" intervals. It also has the best stopwatch I've ever used and can save the times back to a PC when connected via the USB cable. The only problem that I've had is they seem to be very fragile and I've had to replace them several times. I've suffered through that because the functionality can't be matched.
I also use it for masters practices but received a Poolmate (http://www.swimovate.com/) for Xmas which has a lot of nice features for lap swimming (if I could figure out exactly how to use it.) It's not very intuitive.
Like Allen, I tried a Casio but it leaked a few weeks into use. For the past eight years I've been wearing a Timex Ironman Date Link which I like because it is programmable using software on a computer which gets downloaded to the watch via USB cable. I'm also a coach so this allows me to customize the watch for unique sets that use "difficult" intervals. It also has the best stopwatch I've ever used and can save the times back to a PC when connected via the USB cable. The only problem that I've had is they seem to be very fragile and I've had to replace them several times. I've suffered through that because the functionality can't be matched.
I also use it for masters practices but received a Poolmate (http://www.swimovate.com/) for Xmas which has a lot of nice features for lap swimming (if I could figure out exactly how to use it.) It's not very intuitive.
