Answer:Russ-Shettle wrote:Funny you mimic me....28800bph wrote:If you know me, you already know my answer! I'd buy it and fill it with liquid!
Can you imagine diving, dependent on measured elapsed time so that you don’t run out of air before ascending to the surface and your battery goes dead? Bad situation! If there could be only one type of watch in the world that I had to choose as being the only watch to house an automatic movement, it would be the diver’s watch above anything else.
Russ
or solar, eithers good - plus most quartz have a long EOL indicator so these days so you really need not worry - plus bang your auto on a rock and u may gain or loose a minutes an hour, more of a problem in the long run. Any monkey can change a battery and pack of ten cost 3 quid at best (just don't tell the people who work with me - dent my profit margins ) - Seriously though why arent 10 year battery movements standard in the (3 hander) swiss watch industry? theres no excuse.Dancematt wrote:If CWL were to make a trident Quartz why not differentiate it from the C6 a bit more by fitting it with a Rhonda 715Lithium movement to give it a 10 year battery life