[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by CaptT

Having dived with Subs and Sea-Dwellers as well as the Pelagos LHD (and other brands), I'd offer that the Pelagos is a technically and functionally better dive watch than the Sub (or Sea-Dwellers). All can handle any dive depth you'll throw at it; however the Pelagoas dial is much easier to read.

The bracelet is fantastic: adjustable (+ dive extension) and comfortable.

I don't understand the call outs around scratching with the Pelagos. The part that shows the most scratches (on the LHD) is the clasp, which is steel, not titanium. The rest of the watch and bracelet is titanium and shows considerably fewer scratches than any of my steel (or gold) watches. And the LHD gets worn "harder". I wonder if this claim around scratches is sometimes (not always) from people that haven't actually owned the watch, but are making some assumptions about titanium or the grade.

Regardless, the Pelagos line offers a nice variety of cool options, and is a truly great diver. Solid on its own, or as a complement to the Sub/Sea-Dwellers.

^This.

Originally Posted by kieselguhr

You hit the nail right on the head. There’s a lot of parroting going on around

^ And that.
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