#Diverse Watches

[diversewatches]

What Kinds of Diverse Watches Exist?

Introduction: Diverse watches are stylish and essential for underwater exploration. Divers and water sports enthusiasts need sturdy watches with water resistance and specific features. Let's explore diverse watches and their differences if you're interested.

Traditional Diverse Watches: ISO-certified water resistance ensures reliable performance at great depths. They usually have a unidirectional rotating bezel for measuring time, a luminous dial for low-light visibility, and a sturdy case with a screw-down crown for water resistance. These watches are suitable for recreational and professional diving due to their 200-meter (660-foot) water resistance.

Professional Diverse Watches: Designed for deep-sea and saturation diving. They can withstand water up to 1,000 meters (3,300 feet). These watches may have helium escape valves to prevent pressure build-up during decompression, ultra-tough materials like titanium or ceramic, and anti-magnetic properties for accurate timekeeping in challenging environments.

Dive-Style Watches: Dive-inspired or recreational diver's watches are inspired by traditional diverse watches but are more versatile for everyday wear. They have a unidirectional bezel and luminescent markers but are only water-resistant for swimming and snorkeling. Diverse watches are popular with casual and active people who like their sporty look and functionality.

Vintage diverse watches are collectible timepieces from a specific era. These watches are charming and often historic. Vintage diverse watches vary in water resistance and features, but enthusiasts love them for their classic design, craftsmanship, and story of diverse watch evolution.

Conclusion: Divers and watch enthusiasts can choose from a variety of diver watches. Diverse watches are available for professional divers, water sports enthusiasts, and those who like rugged, sporty looks. Traditional ISO-compliant diver's watches, professional-grade timepieces for extreme depths, dive-style watches for everyday wear, and vintage collectibles each have their own style. Discover the perfect diver's watch to accompany you on your aquatic adventures.

[lesbworth]

anyone making an adaptation of the life of wolfgang amadeus mozart for some reason

[marrfixated]

Okay so maybe I am less sick than yesterday at least

[bonebabbles]

RiverClan Refugees

Gorseclaw and Lizardtail want to join ThunderClan because they watched Harelight, their only other family, get publicly executed in front of them

They are trying their hardest to be useful and polite while being refugees in ThunderClan, and get mistreated for the effort-- having their food preferences mocked, getting told they're taking up space, hearing a steady stream of slurs, etc

After one more mass shaming session where Squirrelstar asserts they won't be accepting new cats, Sunbeam and Fernstripe join in on condescending them, and we get this;

"It would have felt bad turning them away, but if they chose to go home (AFTER BEING BULLIED FOR SEVERAL CHAPTERS) then there was no need to feel guilty"

This does not come across as these two earnestly missing home and choosing to go back; it comes across like they're accepting the fact that they are unwanted and getting out of dodge before it gets worse.

Honestly, I'm at the point where I can't call this a lack of self awareness. The difference between ThunderClan's treatment of Gorse and Lizard vs RiverClan's treatment of Wasp is obvious to me. The narrative is straightforwardly pro-xenophobic as long as it isn't overtly violent.

Social bigotry is fine. Good, even, to separate the "desirable" immigrants from the "undesirable" ones. What defines those categories? A good one will assimilate fully and leave their culture behind; a bad one only wants safety and a better life for their family.

Terrifying, imo, considering how the irl overton window has shifted on migration at the time of writing this in 2025. Does the spectre of the times loom over these words as I speak them? I hope not.

[strangertheories]

[arostormblessed]

I fucking love the wheel of time show everyone should watch it. Couldn’t understand why so many people were giving it negative reviews and then I came to the realization that it was made specifically for the weird gays on tumblr that actually appreciate interesting storytelling. it was made for the people who love awful women, unconventional relationships, negative character development, toxicity, polyamory, qprs, unhealthy devotion, etc etc

[babygirlgiles]

Why does no one else see my vision for post-war Effie Trinket. Like that woman does NOT become a civil servant, she does not join the ranks of government service. She is 100% New Panem’s first influencer. She was already having her It Girl moment as the escort of District Twelve’s victors beforehand and now there’s public perception that she was this Hunger Games insider playing the long con to dismantle the system from within and paid this great sacrifice for it by being tortured by Snow’s cadre for her efforts. Which is not true at all because she had No Clue what was going on but Plutarch needs new programming to fill all the hours that used to be taken up by Hunger Games related media so he decides to capitalize on Effie having Her Moment. And with people being allowed to travel between districts for the first time in over a generation and newfound freedom of information, there would a nationwide fascination how other people live. Effie ends up with her own lifestyle/travel series where she visits different regions of Panem and even exotic far away places such as “England”. She’s posting beach selfies on Panemstigram to promote her upcoming episode on lobster fishing off District Thirteen’s revitalized coastline.

She even gets her own daytime talk show at one point. She tries (and fails) for years to get Peeta on the show as a guest. Katniss has never watched a single episode.

[bonefall]

It's a shame Tree is so poorly used because playing Clangen made me think about how much drama a mediator could cause even if they have good intentions. Like trying to get two cats to get along but only making their relationship worse or committing a big political faux pass with a rival clan when they need their support at the brink of war. Conflict through diplomacy can be fun if you commit to building tension and consequences with it.

Do you think mediators will eventually become a thing in all the BB!Clans?

Mediators are a great game mechanic in Clangen. Absolutely fantastic design choice, giving you better influence over the relationships between cats in a game all about managing relationships between cats. The people who came up with that one should be kissed on the mouths.

I'm not sure how much I'd get out of them as a storytelling element for BB, though.

It's not a complete no-- Clangen's mediators are pretty close to that "Therapy" rework I floated. Making their role more about interpersonal conflict, giving advice, helping individual cats work through their issues.

At the same time though, I find that the sense of community is so much stronger when that isn't someone's "job," but just something someone in the Clan can relate to.

Jaypaw could have had some sessions with a hypothetical therapist to confront his internalized ableism-- but isn't it more interesting for him to realize that by calling himself worthless for his disability, he's directly insulting his mentor Longtail too? And that Longtail will invoke his Battle Cat right to FIGHT for his honor?

They could consult elders, find a surprising connection in a Clanmate they'd never paid attention to, reignite an old friendship they thought they lost forever. There already feels like so many possibilities, and all of them feel more intriguing than "goes to the designated therapy guy."

If there's anyone like a political diplomat in BB though, it feels like it should evolve from Merchants. Ive got some stuff about trading and bartering in the works, and I think there's more space for interesting ideas there.

[khruschevshoe]

Three Guys On A Sofa: Try Guys, Watcher, Values, and Cognitive Dissonance

Listen, as someone who has no real emotional investment in Watcher but all the emotional investment in the last "three guys on the sofa" internet scandal (Try Guys were MY long-standing Buzzfeed emotional support dude-group), what has kind of amazed me is the difference in reaction to the two scandals.

Watcher's video was built up for a week as a positive announcement but immediately cratered their reputation, revealed the cracks in their handling of business/lack of forethought in ALL THREE FOUNDERS, and, thanks to them not responding quickly to fan reactions, is now cementing their negative perception in a way they might never recover from.

On the other hand, the Try Guys' video was possibly one of the best apology videos/reactions to scandal I've ever seen. It seemed like a quick response to the breaking scandal but was well-thought out (and as was discussed in podcasts, had been extensively thought-out/planned for at least a month, with all three of the remaining Try Guys heavily invested in the investigation/handling of the problem), reinforced audience sympathies because the problem had been dealt with, and most importantly reinforced the idea that the audience's faith in the remaining Try Guys was warranted.

The Watcher video revealed the massive gap between the ideals that the Watcher Guys (all three of them) had purported to hold for years (authenticity, "eat the rich," a strong personal/parasocial connection to their audience) and what was being executed in practice, while the Try Guys' video showed that the ideals that Keith, Eugene, and Zach had held (non-toxic masculinity, respect for women, healthy working environments, a strong passion/belief in supporting their staff) still seemed as genuine as can be.

TLDR; I think that the Try Guys were able to recover from the Ned of it all in a way that Watcher won't be able to because while their apology video showed quick action and reinforced/proved that they stood by the same values they'd always had, Watcher's video and fan response has only shown that they don't seem to hold the values THEY preach, fundamentally betraying their audience.

[anonymouscheeses]

Season 2 came out and i didnt know, hello are yall even still alive??? IM SO HAPPY JWDEJR ILL PROBSBLY MAKE MORE ARY BECUZ I LOVE THEM SMM

[parkercore-69]

i was a victim of the gravity falls to transgenderism/buzzfeed unsolved (+watcher) pipeline and i made a visual representation for it.

[diversewatches]

An In-Depth Review of the Diverse Watch

The Diverse Watch is a relatively new brand in the watch industry that has gained popularity for its unique and innovative designs. Diverse watches offer a wide range of designs, materials, and features that cater to different needs and preferences. In this post, we'll take an in-depth look at the Diverse Watch and explore its designs, features, and innovations.

Designs of Diverse Watches:

Diverse watches come in various designs, ranging from classic and elegant to modern and edgy. One of the most popular designs of Diverse watches is the skeleton watch, which features a see-through dial that allows you to see the inner workings of the watch. This design is popular among watch enthusiasts for its unique and intricate look.

Another popular design of Diverse watches is the dive watch, which is specifically designed for underwater activities like scuba diving and snorkeling. Diverse dive watches come with features like water resistance, a unidirectional bezel, and luminous hands and markers, making them highly functional and practical for underwater use.

Diverse Watches also offer a range of dress watches that are perfect for formal occasions. These watches come with features like moon phase, chronograph, and dual time zones, making them both functional and stylish.

Materials Used in Diverse Watches:

Diverse watches are known for their use of high-quality materials that add to the durability and longevity of the watch. Diverse watches are made using materials like stainless steel, titanium, and ceramic, which are known for their strength and resistance to corrosion.

Diverse watches also come with straps made from various materials like leather, rubber, and metal, giving you the option to choose the one that best suits your style and preference.

Features and Innovations in Diverse Watches:

Diverse watches come with various features and innovations that make them highly functional and useful for everyday life. One of the most significant features of Diverse watches is their automatic movement, which uses the natural movement of the wearer's wrist to power the watch.

Diverse watches also come with features like chronograph, stopwatch, and alarm, making them useful for everyday activities like timing workouts or meetings.

In addition to their traditional watches, Diverse has also introduced a range of smartwatches that come with advanced features like Bluetooth connectivity, fitness tracking, and notifications.

Diverse watches offer a diverse range of designs, materials, and features that cater to different needs and preferences. Whether you're looking for a watch for underwater activities, formal occasions, or everyday use, Diverse has a watch that will suit your needs. With their high-quality materials, innovative features, and unique designs, Diverse Watches are a brand worth considering for anyone looking for a new watch.

[nuka]

I think what makes Our Flag Means Death so remarkable in terms of representation is not just the broadness of it, but the depth.

We have an indigenous lead character, but he's not only that. He's also queer. He's a romantic interest. He's middle-aged. His arc portrays surviving trauma and abuse. It also portrays mental illness. And it portrays breaking free from toxic masculinity. And it never tries to put him in a box when he explores his masculinity and femininity.

We have a non-binary character, played by a Puerto Rican NB actor, but their arc is not about their gender identity and their coming out is simply a case of "Just keep calling me Jim". They have a romantic/sexual relationship with a black character, and never is this relationship or either of their sexual orientations or Olu's sex appeal as a fat person or "who even is the man in this relationship hahaha" questioned. When they get into a poly relationship, it's just accepted, instead of questioned or even defined.

These are just a couple of examples. It's not that Our Flag Means Death is the only or the first show with queer/BIPOC/disabled representation, because it's not. What makes the show remarkable is the unique combination of queerness, ethnicity, age, disabilities, life experiences, etc. that each character carries within themselves, yet none of these characters exist solely to appear as representation of any minority on screen. Their identities are not glued onto them, they're ingrained, but in the end, they're just people. Just like in real life. Identities do not work as plot points. Being queer is not a plot point. Being non-binary is not a plot point. It's just a small part of the whole complex experience of life.

OFMD is a perfect example of telling a queer story that doesn't focus on telling a story directly about the queerness itself. Because we have stories about queerness already. We have so many of them that it just feels like tokenism at this point to see yet another story about coming out or forbidden love or anything like that, even if it's well made.

This show took me by surprise with every new way of representation it offered, because each time it did the total opposite of what I expected. It took all the tired tropes and said, "Yeah, see these? We're not gonna do any of that." It delivered something I never thought I'd see on screen.

It never explains the characters' identities to the audience. It simply shows them exactly the way they are and lets you decide whether you see yourself in them, and I think that also allows the audience to question their own identities, to explore gender and sexuality freely without immediately putting labels on things.

People who never thought they might be trans or non-binary or queer in any way discovered their identities through the show. People who struggle with mental illness or trauma saw someone like themselves portrayed with kindness and respect on screen and were finally able to extend the same kindness to themselves. People who are always left out of romantic stories because of their age or body shape or the color of their skin finally saw themselves portrayed as desirable and worthy of love and romance.

That is why so many of us feel that, in the words of Ruibo Qian: "OFMD woke me up."

[kradeiz]

[vintagewildlife]

Saiga antelope By: Unknown photographer From: World Watch List for Domestic Animal Diversity 1995

[guess-i-do-art]

It’s fun being in a fandom that literally doesn’t exist

If there is anybody out there that enjoys the book series Upside Down Magic by Sarah Mlynowski, Lauren Myracle, and Emily Jenkins, please please make yourself known because I have been alone for too long

Dritten! 💜