Cornavin 'Decompression Dial' Dive Watch bfcm24 With its sparse dial design

With its sparse dial design

they were to use the infrared signaling light—which revolved and flashed atop the Grayback’s snorkel mask

in the late 1960s the company from Lancaster

making it both less expensive and easier to find parts for than the high-grade movements Breitling used in its other chronographs

Rolex improved upon the original Submariner date models

Cornavin 'Decompression Dial' Dive Watch bfcm24 With its sparse dial designDuring the first few decades of recreational SCUBA diving, watch companies the world over did some of their best work. In trying to cater to the adherents of this new and fascinating sport, they developed new technologies to better aid divers in keeping track of crucial information. One of the most critical pieces of information when diving is the number and length of decompression stops one must make before ascending. Though often relatively short