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JKay, thanks for the knowledgable and helpful post! I now have my questions answered and am in love with this forum!

Necro-post of Doooom! (because Mark Twain should be read by all). And also because I wouldn't want anyone who answered my noobie questions to think I wasn't toiling over the tomes of past knowledge to find my answers before asking ;-)

Here are better pictures of my watch:

Pics maybe didn't capture it, but date window *IS* beveled. My photo-fu is not strong.

I originally threw out the 100-200ft depth out of ignorance. After staring at my 3900m text all week, I threw out what I assumed was considered shallow. I know absolutely nothing about diving. In fact, the only reason I started looking into it was after researching watches. I found a few vids on youtube where people were in bright, clear blue water with reef sharks and thought "Man, that's an experience I want to have!" I want to be able to see things and take photos/video... I don't need to say I went a thousand meters down or what have you, but it's something I added to my list of "cool [censored] to do before deathbed" list... So thanks for the info on dive depths and such that match what I'm looking to accomplish.

Here are four pictures that I took with my iPhone. Maybe you guys can let me know which version I've got. Thanks!

Thank you, my good man. Specs according to my seller: "MOVEMENT: Swiss ETA 2836-2 Automatic Movement, 25J, 28800bph CASE DIAMETER: 43mm THICKNESS: 17.5mm DIAL COLOR: Black Dial, White Dot Markers, Blue Lume on hour markers and needles CASE MATERIAL: Solid 316F Stainless Steel BRACELET: SS Oyster Brushed Bracelet with New Design Divers Extension FRONT GLASS: Dome Sapphire crystal BACK GLASS: Solid case back with Titanium Seal, 2 piece Caseback BEZEL: Full Ceramic Bezel With sandwich numeral insert.. Unidirectional rotating Bezel, Blue Lume on Bezel Pearl CLASP TYPE: Flip Lock DATE INDICATOR: At 3:00 position, (Set via Crown, Bevelled Edge Date Window)" And from what I'm reading, and what you've told me, I should be good to go. I will try your 'easing into the water' method and report back! Again, thanks.

I've had my "Ultimate Deepsea Sea-Dweller that was purchased through Mary with Watch International. I'm not sure how to search for my first question and I'm getting different results for my second but.. How can I tell which rep version it is? I've read that there are actually THREE versions of the "Ultimate Deepsea Sea-Dweller" out there. Second, while I never intend to go deep, I'd love to be able to take my rep with me for casual diving. I'm hoping to go to go somewhere this summer where I can do some basic/beginner diving once I get certified. I'm waaay hesitant to actually do this with my watch but man I'd love to if possible. Is there any way to know what kind of possibilities there are for this piece? I'm thinking like... 100-200ft. Thanks, everyone. I'm definitely a noobie and if my search-fu has failed me, let me know and I'll go fishing for the answers.