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Thanks, Dr. Katz and Anthony.
Great review and fun looking watch. Question: I know that you're talking about disinfecting and not sterilizing but any thoughts on leaving it in sterilizing fluid?
Thanks,
Bob
PuristS and NOT elitists.....
By: MTF : March 3rd, 2008-19:22
Thanks Anthony and Mitch for the "dissection" and medical review. Why isn't the Journal of the American Medical Association ( JAMA ) as much fun?....er actually the first week of April issues are a hoot! But seriously, as a doctor who used to be in critic...
Love its originality
By: LCDW : March 3rd, 2008-21:36
I am totally impressed and happy to see the final piece and reading all the useful info about it! Thomas, it is even so much more exciting to see and to understand ! Thanks and congrats for everything you and your team have done to the birth of this origi...
Oops sorry guys
By: LCDW : March 4th, 2008-09:20
Yes it is a boo boo on my side confused by the name and facts. Sorry Anthony and Dr Mitch, all the credits go to you both on his article write up and apology on my confusion and mistake. But I really like that watch. Where to get it ? Thanks and cheers,Li...
Medical grade steel
By: MTF : March 5th, 2008-07:54
Kong, I don't know the real reason "functionally" for using normal stainless steel 316L compared with 904. Maybe they don't see added advantage of sea-water resistance despite it's 100m water resistance rating? My suspicion is that they kept to the "medic...
Sea water resistance
By: MTF : March 5th, 2008-09:20
Although the Rescue can be used by anyone...including sea rescue, I can't see that much call for salt-water resistance of 904 steel. Not too many clinical staff immersed in sea water for too long Regards, MTF