Project 300: Watch name?

[flashback]

Funny thing was I was going to suggest trident as in the submarine etc. But I kept thinking of the Chris Ward watch C60 Trident so I passed on that as a suggestion.

Yes the first thing i though of when i saw the trident logo was the second hand is a trident used on the Christopher Ward watches and they also have a watch named Trident with the trident logo on the back of it.

[valdarrant]

How about:

Mermaid ok not
but seriously what about

Kraken

Then its all part of the marketing right? Unleash the Kraken!
Here comes the Kraken!
I need a Kraken!
Feel safe diving with your Kraken!

[kkmark]

Voting for Mk II Trident

[Kent108]

Agree with Phaeon (Pheon), Kraken and Seafire.

Don't mind Trident, but there's already another dive watch, the MarcelloC Tridente, with a similar name.

Of the ones so far, I like Pheon, Trident, Kraken, CCC, Seafire.

[chris7013]

I don't think Trident or Kraken have the originality this project deserves. Pheon is doable and while representing the "tip of the spear" doesn't really keep with the nautical theme. I'm not bashing the ideas presented but was hoping for something a little deeper. Who knows I may change my mind on the names given and will be considering them all.

[enkidu]

I think the Pheon is a really good fit, the military issue SM300 is distinguished by the big triangle, similar in shape to a broad arrowhead. Additionally, the broadarrow has been the traditional King's mark on British military equipment. I think MKII Pheon 300 is a great name and shortens nicely to P300 or Pheon.

[valmak]

matrimer. in french, mer means sea and maitre means master. i changed the lettering a bit to make it look better. i doubt yao will accept this though since its too close to copying sea master name.

[ventura]

How about Hydra then? Hydra has 3 heads and is similar to Hydro.

Still prefer Kraken though

[CBM_DOC]

Maybe Poseidon or Triton or even Hippocampus. In keeping with the nautical theme, there are numerous children of Poseidon listed in the Wikipedia entry.

Regards,

Dave

[Semuta]

Triton's good. In Greek mythology he's Poseidon's son, messenger of the sea. Triumph + Norton = Triton. Several US Navy ships have been called Triton.