MysticalChimp

Man...Makes me feel completely on a different level looking at everyone's footwear. This is pretty much the extent of my footwear besides a dress shoe. Starting from top left: Icon boot. (Everyday motorcycle boot) NWU uniform boot. (work) A* Supertech R. (Aggressive motorcycle boot) Nike Air Max. (General workout shoe) Etnies. (Comfortable everyday shoe) Reebok Zigtech. (Running shoe) Reef flipflop. (I live on an island ) Reef flipflop. (I live on an island ) Dockers shoes. (About as dressed up of a shoe as I need)

Those bottom times might be accurate diving off a chart. With computers it's a whole different ball game. Most my dives go down to 80-100ft and last around 30-40 minutes. Heck, my last one was down to 130ft, I was under for 30 minutes, no decompression stop needed (I did do a 3 minute "safety stop," that might be what you were referring too). Oh, the scenery was pretty nice down there too, colors were washed out into the blue spectrum, but besides reds you could still tell what the colors were. +1, I have no issues taking my reps down diving with me. My cheap POrikaa has actually been the deepest out of all my watches. But anyways back OT, a DSSD should have no problems diving down within recreational limits <130ft. Also, if you're a brand new diver, chances are you won't go below 60-80ft. The main issue though as people have pointed out is that most reps have little to no QC when it comes to seals and caseback tightening. Sure, most of them have everything, but you never know until you look. So unless you take it apart, you'll just have to trust it's put together right.

nasty

Movement: Shanghai 2824-2 upgraded

mineral

I'm in the military, and I can honestly say that I'm the only person I've met that actually owns a Reactor watch... Most of these "made for the US military" watches are marketing ploys that companies use once they have a National Stock Number (NSN) and a CAGE code assigned to their company. But, I will admit, they can take a beating and keep going...But so can G-Shocks, which IS what many military members wear. +1 That made me laugh too

Just going to go ahead and ask...but how much was the dial?!

Wish I'd have my BK/PBdad DSSD by then...I'll have to settle with my 21j on a Nato.

Nice Atom 2.0....That's my primary dive watch too =) I use my Aeris Manta as a backup sometimes too, but most the time I use either my rep DSSD or my Reactor watch as a secondary timing device.

Sold my Mustang: Now I just drive this everyday: Oh and for a car I have an Lexus RX300 and a Nissan 200SX still....

brahmabull....theres a Timewalker FS on RG right now...

My list for 2011 would be a BK DSSD, a nice MilSub, a PAM 287, and a PAM 111.

My Reactor daily wear watch...

Bah, I bid 10 bucks on it.... not the highest bidder... Oh well, that's about as high as I'll go.