Helium release valves, often abbreviated as HRVs, are critical components found in certain types of diving watches. Designed to withstand the pressure changes encountered during deep-sea diving, these valves play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the watch case and preventing damage to the internal mechanisms. In this blog, we'll delve into the intricacies of helium release valves, exploring what they are, how they work, and why they're essential for professional divers and watch enthusiasts alike.
Good morning Crunchers! A few weeks ago, I saw a post by someone asking "why would someone need a helium release valve?" Well, the fine folks at Spinnaker have answered that and more in a short article for you to read if you wish.
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Wonโt leave home without it ! I wonโt buy a Dive watch now that doesnโt have a HEV
I think that the one who really need the helium valve are the brands that are anxious to make us believe that we are the one who needs them.
I think that the one who really need the helium valve are the brands that are anxious to make us believe that we are the one who needs them.
Agreed. Extremely rare is the case when it would actually be needed.
The only people that โneedโ a helium escape valve are professional saturation divers. ๐
Iโve only got one diver with one and like it.