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'The Deep - In One Breath' - Jana Strain, Canadian Freediver...........and a Submariner


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So whilst I was away on a short vacation last week, I picked up a copy of the 'Omega Lifetime' magazine at the local AD (sorry guys, I know this is the Rolex forum!).

Whilst reading it by the pool I was inspired to shoot a few pics with my Blackberry Curve.................you will soon get a glimpse of why - best to remain seated at this point!

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Now if you are NOT into watches - this is a glimpse of 'Jana' and just a few of her diving attributes........

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My watch just could not stand the heat and the pressure.........

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I always say dive watches are best with big rounded, ummmmmm, domes.

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I purposefully refrained from showing the 'super domes' in question - as I did NOT wish to detract from this very fine timepiece, as that is why you are all here!

.....it is isn't it?

B)

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Speaking purely as the purest of purists, though not Puritan, I think I can speak for everyone when I say that a close inspection of these "domes" you mention is needed, perhaps even required, to ascertain the true beauty of this piece.

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How come I didn't see anything like this when I was free diving in Hawaii? :snorkel:

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I see you guys have been busy looking for more - some of the 'wet' shots are great! :snorkel:

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S - that is a fine piece of investigative journalism ! Those Planet Ocean's do look good , don't they?

Personally I only have eyes for Nanuq's 9401..................... B)

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So I looked up this Free Diving thing ... a human can hold his breath for eleven and a half minutes underwater?

This "mammalian diving reflex" thing is new to me, and very interesting.

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So I looked up this Free Diving thing ... a human can hold his breath for eleven and a half minutes underwater?

This "mammalian diving reflex" thing is new to me, and very interesting.

Amazing to think that SHE only comes up for breath every 11.5 minutes............................. :air_kiss:

Seriously, yes it is an amazing human feat!

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