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: Personally, if given the choice of the
: old model or new. The new upgrades would be
: tough for me to pass up. But again, that's
: just me. -- Chuck
: Chuck Maddox
Well count me in too, assuming the guts of the new model are as good as in my 3520.50. I've been reading lots on the net on this watch and haven't found one case of failure yet so far.
But i got this one at a serious discount, under a thousand dollars, and I'm very happy. I guess my only wish is for it to be at least 100m WR.
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