Project 300: Watch name?

[AlejandrOmega]

I hate to say this, but 'Pheon' kind of sounds like 'Pee-on' to me.

www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=peeon


Sorry.

I would like to keep it simple personally. I like, the 'Sub300', '300' or 'SM300'

[nsmike]

How about Long-Wang or Dragon Kings the Chinese mythological rulers of the oceans. It would look neat with a Chinese Dragon on the back, Rulers of the Ocean around the edge, Long-Wang under, with 300 meters under that. After having the what the slang meaning could be let's change the concept to Ao-Shun King of the North Sea.

[Semuta]

Or Aegir, the Norse god of the sea . . . Long-Wang means something else where I come from.

[chris7013]

Or Aegir, the Norse god of the sea . . . Long-Wang means something else where I come from.

I don't think Todd would take kindly to us using his watch company's name. Aegir Watches

[dnpina]

LITORAL sounds like literal or worse yet Clitoral

[dnpina]

Trident

[nsmike]

Oops! Same concept but Ao-Shun King of the North Sea

[Kent108]

Well, that would definitely engender a whole series of jokes about the phrase "watch ....."

How about Long-Wang or Dragon Kings the Chinese mythological rulers of the oceans. It would look neat with a Chinese Dragon on the back, Rulers of the Ocean around the edge, Long-Wang under, with 300 meters under that.

[Thieuster]

What about Triox (TriOx) after the diving gas you need when descending to greater depths.
First, it's a chemical name. No one can claim it as a brand etc. Second, there's a connection to threehunderd and TriOx and last: the connection with diving.

Menno

[gsimmons]

How about Valiant? MkII Valiant has a nice ring to it. She was a battleship that was in service in both world wars


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