It's actually for pro divers who live and work in a
pressurised environment
(saturation) for days or weeks
breathing a helium-oxygen mixture. Sports divers breathe compressed air and their watches don't need helium escape valves even though they still need to decompress on the way up.🤓
These...
I once had a laser shone in my eyes whilst driving and I remember having eye strain for days then too. It's a similar vibe pretty much.
Is it normal to experience serious and long-lasting problems from high powered beams reflecting off the ground? Hopefully my eyes well be OK in a day or two.
I took two flashlights out on Sat night and was comparing hot spots by shining them both on the ground. The last couple of days I've had wicked strain and blurred eyes. Anyone would think I'd been looking directly into the beams!
Dangerous things these 'ere bright torches. Has anyone else...
Yeah. Although this particular model, the Orient Pro Saturation Diver OSD300, wasn't especially cheap either at release or now on the used market. Most Orients tend to be though for sure.