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Old 4 July 2018, 07:44 AM   #16
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I got a pretty big ding on one of my lugs while on a dive boat in Grand Cayman. Unfortunately it was dropping the watch on the dive boat floor rather than a sensational diving story. The ding still brings back good memories


I always go back and forth on bringing the watch on a dive. Do you wear your dive computer on the opposite wrist? Does the computer go to the dominant wrist and sub moves to non-dominant side? Double up on the same wrist?


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