Citizen Aqualand Review: Depth Meter JP2007-17W

[@Joe-xo3xy]

saw this model being show cased by your channel and I jumped; I only recognized the name from your blogs because when I research some of the cheaper enthusiast based products, your blog has popped up and I really respect your blog. Really refreshing to see your brand on KZbin, hope to see more of you and the channel

[@Delkor444]

Love these! If I ever get on our Dive/Rescue team at work (career firefighter), I’m buying one!

[@linus1660]

Great review, I've always been curious about that watch from randomly seeing it around. I didn't quite realize how big it was, so good to know.

[@dakistle]

When I think of a dive computer, I think about the devices that replaced the Recreational Dive Planner table. Basically it factors in depth, time at depth, and times at the surface in between dives to minimize the risk of decompression sickness, or as divers call it, the bends. Anyways, they were super rare and pricey when I was getting certified. I suspect a lot recreational divers today would struggle to remember how to use the old table as dive computers have become commonplace. They still however kinda look like a cellphone with a watch strap IMO. You would need to use the table if this watch was your dive computer. This is more akin to a dive watch with a depth gauge. That being said, I would totally dive with this. It's super cool.

[@msp459]

I usually dive with my aqualand

[@andreimadasov4955]

If only it was Eco-Drive and a tad smaller I would jump on Citizen's bandwagon with both feet. Oh well...