Reviews & Ratings for Hazard 4 Heavy Water Diver Agent Orange C Unisex Analog Watch — 4 reviews — Page 1

Obviously it looks great..thats why your reading reviews on it, much like I did. Crystal sits above bezel, making it the first thing to come into contact with everything. On the actual product the numbers look slighly blurred and date window is super small on a big watch. Tritium vials are not as bright as many other T25 vials at much lower price points. I like the use of the heavy screw pins for the band. The band itself was great but like youd see on any Casio or Timex in the $80.00 range. I paid $503.00 @ OP which was awesome price. I still wanted to return it asap. The case back was nice with cool design but, how often do you see that!?. The case the watch came in was nicely made and pretty good on the cool factor. Added NATO band was a good touch. This watch would be a cool novelty and about the $150.00 to $175.00 range. Every one I showed it to also guessed that to be about what I paid for it. I literally returned it next day so I have no help to offer on movement accuracy or durability of finish. Good luck-hope you find a cool watch you enjoy.

First off, I love the weight of the watch. I have several other higher end "dive" - "tactical" type watches. They are all heavier and leave a nasty mark on my wrist. The strap is great in that the retention loop actually works, it's well thought out. The date window is very small and hard to read. Bezel turns too easily, it's always shifting when I wear it casually. The dial does stick out a bit far, and I've found that I've accidentally backed it out a few times. My major nit to pick is that the custom strap pins started to back out every day. Turns out the "nut end" had fallen off. I contact Hazard 4 to get a replacement....1st email....send pictures.....2nd email, send us a recipe of your purchase.....nothing back yet. I would hope they have something as simple as minor spare parts on hand.

I love the large face, and everyone compliments me on it....just some issues to get past.

I am a master scuba diver and the leader of a search and rescue dive team.
There is not one feature of this watch which would define it as a dive watch.

It is a watch--nothing more.

If it were a dive watch it would display information essential to a dive: depth, water temperature, elapsed time of dive, current status of air consumption, surface interval, time to fly, max depth, etc.