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: Interesting looking watch. I'm sure there is
: some use for the 7 dots if you're a
: free-diver enthusiast (?).
: The name APNEA is terrible, at least for
: average English speakers. It is a name for a
: sleep disorder. Could APNEA be an acronym
: for some diving term? Gosh, I hope so.
: Diving experts out there.... help us out to
: understand this thing!
: MMC
I think that the name is fitting for this watch. The Merriam-Webster's definition of apnea is transient cessation of respiration. And also if you look at the link below, the poster at TZ says that it literally means without breath.
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