Has anybody used a Citizen Eco-Drive AT0100-51A Professional Dive Watch for Scuba Diving?
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I have already purchased this watch and have had it pressure tested and field tested on a freshwater scuba dive to 85 feet in Lake Michigan. It passed both the test at the jeweler and at the bottom of the freezing lake at a temperature of only 41 F. This is one bad mother funkin watch for scuba diving…however its name can be misleading. The citizen watch company recommends that this particular model watch only be used for free diving and not be used for scuba diving. It is depth rated to 200 meters or 660 feet which is really really deep. Has anybody had any problems scuba diving with this watch? I am convinced that it will continue to hold but I want to do a little Q & A here so fill me in. Thanks all.
I have already purchased this watch and have had it pressure tested and field tested on a freshwater scuba dive to 85 feet in Lake Michigan. It passed both the test at the jeweler and at the bottom of the freezing lake at a temperature of only 41 F. This is one bad mother funkin watch for scuba diving…however its name can be misleading. The citizen watch company recommends that this particular model watch only be used for free diving and not be used for scuba diving. It is depth rated to 200 meters or 660 feet which is really really deep. Has anybody had any problems scuba diving with this watch? I am convinced that it will continue to hold but I want to do a little Q & A here so fill me in. Thanks all.
