Dive Computer Watch

Aeris XR1 Air Dive Computer, Scuba Wrist Dive Watch

An air only Dive Computer that’s easy to read and easy to use. A comfortable mix of graphics and icons make this computer extremely user friendly. Oversized digits and a split-screen display makes using the computer even easier.

• Air operating modes | Water and manual activation
• Variable ascent rate indicator | User-replaceable battery with “Hot Swap”
• Customize the information presented during a dive with a press of a button
• Color-coded bar graphs | Safety stop count-down timer | 12 Dive Log Book

Price: $ 179.00

AERIS Epic Hoseless Dive Computer Watch (Complete System) with PC Cable

Hoseless Air Integrated Dive Computer Technology. The Epic is so small and stylish you can wear it on your wrist to dinner as well as your next dive trip. Enjoy the freedom of eliminating a hose from your system, while enjoying the freedom of movement underwater with complete dive data at a glance.

• Hoseless air integrated technology
• The Epic may be programmed to read from three independent transmitters, allowing the user to monitor tank pressure from mulitple cylinders – even other divers!
• Nitrox programmable with up to 3 Nitrox mixes up to 100% O2
• Buddy Pressure CheckTM – button press underwater scans for pre-programmed transmitters
• Advanced watch functions including alternate time zone, stopwatch, lap timer, daily alarm, and countdown timer

List Price: $ 949.95
Price: $ 759.95

Suunto Vector Wrist-Top Computer Watch with Altimeter, Barometer, Compass, and Thermometer (xBlack)

Vector was the 1st multi functioning wristop computer from Suunto. Functions include but are not limited to Time, Altimeter, barometer, compassThe Suunto Vector X Wristop Computer is the answer to the challenges faced by outdoor enthusiasts all around the world. To play safely in the wilderness, it’s vital to know your playground, and the Suunto Vector X can help you to do just that. A truly amazing instrument, the Suunto Vector X is designed to give you the most accurate, real-time information about your surroundings that you can get anywhere. Regardless of whether you are climbing mountains, riding a muddy bike track, or skiing off piste, the Suunto Vector X will never let you down. It combines an altimeter, barometer, and an electronic compass with all the features of a sophisticated sports watch. The clear logic of the user interface makes Suunto Vector X a real help on the mountain. Its ergonomic design with a large display, electro-luminescent backlight, convenient control buttons, and user-replaceable battery makes it easy to use even in the harshest and toughest conditions. For backcountry and skiing enthusiasts, the Suunto Vector X is loaded with features that will help to keep you safe in the most demanding of situations. The watch’s altimeter has a range up to 9,000 meters (29,500 feet), with a one-meter resolution. It also features an altitude difference measurement function for following vertical progress between stages. It has an automatic 24-hour memory that stores the altitude and ascent/descent rate for every hour and an adjustable altitude alarm and several memory functions. With the logbook function, for instance, you can record total and cumulative vertical ascents and descents, as well as the number of runs skied. The barometric functions provide you with valuable information for forecasting weather changes. Information on the present sea level pressure helps you read and understand the barometric pressure at high altitudes. The Vector’s compass shows the cardinal or half-cardinal point abbreviated and indicates north with an arrow. It can be set to track a certain bearing, and graphically show the difference between it and the actual bearing. This is a valuable tool when trying to get back on track after minor or major detours in the terrain. The declination adjustment function allows the user to correct the difference between true north and magnetic north. These features all combine to provide you with vital information that will help you make safe and responsible decisions during your excursions. The Suunto Vector X automatically records barometric data for the past four days: the first six hours in one-hour intervals and after that in six-hour intervals. When the reference altitude is set correctly, the instrument also shows the present sea level pressure, which makes it easier to read and understand the barometric pressure at high altitudes. In addition to its invaluable outdoor-related functions, the Suunto Vector X also displays normal time. It has three daily alarms, a calendar programmed to the year 2089, and a stopwatch with split time measurement and a countdown timer. The time can be shown in 12 or 24-hour format. In short, the Suunto Vector is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream — a beautifully engineered watch that’s versatile enough for the world’s highest peaks as well as everyday use.

• Features an altimeter with a range up to 9,000 meters (29,500 feet), with a one-meter resolution.
• 24-hour memory stores the altitude and ascent/descent rate for every hour
• Automatically records barometric data for the past four days in one- and six-hour intervals
• Calendar clock is pre-programmed to the year 2089 with three daily alarms, a dual time display, and a stopwatch with lap and split time functions
• Features ergonomic design with a large display, electro-luminescent backlight, convenient control buttons, and user-replaceable battery

Rating: (out of 66 reviews)

List Price: $ 219.00
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Suunto Vector Wrist-Top Computer Watch with Altimeter, Barometer, Compass, and Thermometer (xBlack) Reviews

Review by Kevin Woodward:

I’ve owned the Suunto Vector for more than three years after purchasing it when I first became interested in adventure racing. While many top racers wear it, I would highly recommend it for the serious hiker, climber or backcountry skier for it’s solid construction, design and versatility.

While I also wear this as my everyday watch, it’s extra large size should be taken into consideration if that’s something you have in mind.

There are a couple other brands available in this market segment, but the relatively low price and exceptional feature set are what continues to set this tool apart from the crowd.

Here’s what you should know:

* Expect to replace the battery at least once a year. This is due to a number of reasons, one of which is the powerful backlight on the face that when activated can nearly illuminate the inside of a small tent at night. If you believe the manufacturer’s warnings and want to play it safe, you may want to have this procedure performed by a professional (watch, not outdoor) shop. Suunto sells a battery pack that comes with a replacement seal and screw-in back, and this is definitely something to consider every other replacement opportunity, but you can get by with a lower-cost Duracell type 2430 3V lithium if you’re on a budget.

* The altimeter is one of the strongest features, allowing you to quickly pinpoint your location on a topo map. However, plan to reset it regularly, especially after a plane ride or frequent and significant changes in altitude, or weather. This is rather easy as along as you have a confirmed location metric, but you have to remember to do it regularly to ensure the greatest accuracy. The 24-hour memory provides a total measurement of your ups and downs (ascents and descents) over that time period, a really cool record for runners, mountain bikers and skiers.

* The compass is one of the strongest in this class of devices, which to be sure isn’t the greatest to begin with … but even the serious orienteerer would be impressed. The ability to adjust for local declination is really nice.

* The barometer is good, but not great. However, if you want to be aware of potential weather changes, this will provide you with some peace of mind. Better to be safe than sorry (or worse) in this regard.

* The thermometer isn’t accurate at all unless you take the watch off for 15-20 minutes or so to eliminate the warming effect of your skin/body temperature.

* Some of the controls and settings are not easy to comprehend or remember. I’ve never been able to figure out how to use the stopwatch, timer and lap features. If you’re a swimmer or triathlete and this is important to you, look to the Timex Ironman standby.

* Waterproofing is rock solid. No worries.

* The soft-rubber watchband is comfortable to wear, but will deteriorate over time, even more rapidly in chlorine. Suunto offers a much lighter nylon/velcro alternative that I personally prefer.

Overall, I really like the Vector. But for a number of reasons already mentioned, would not feel comfortable giving it a perfect 5.0 score. But consider my 4.0 more like a 4.7 … you can’t go wrong here.

Review by Jeff Edwards:

I am a watch collector, and in many instances, the bigger the better, and it truly IS difficult to find a timepiece bigger than your average Suunto Wristop Computer (other than the Observer). But despite its size, the Vector is quite comfortable on my wrist. It doesn’t seem too bulky, and I know that sounds impossible to believe — especially once you see the beast for the first time, but its true.

If you are an avid outdoor person, whether you’re into hiking, mountain climbing or just a regular fisherman, you simply should NOT leave home without a device like this. First off it has a highly accurate digital altimeter, which admittedly needs regular calibration, but as long as you keep close track of what it says, you should have no trouble keeping up on exactly where you are above (or below) sea level. Next up is another widely under-used tool, a digital barometer. Sure it may SEEM intimidating — at FIRST, but spend a few minutes closely reading the instruction manual, and you should have it down fairly quickly. I wouldn’t say you could bet your life on the accuracy of this barometer, but it IS a LOT closer to predicting the real weather than any meteorologist I’ve ever encountered. I’d say it was around 80% correct — and when was the last time you could say that about your local weatherman, huh? Also, the barometer features a built-in thermometer. Now again, for a totally correct temp reading you must take the watch off your wrist for about 15 minutes first, and as far as I am aware, all watches that feature this function must be done the same way, so keep that in mind before you look at your watch and declare it’s 90 degrees when it is more likely 75. Finally the last nifty gadget crammed into this watch is a highly accurate digital compass. Once calibrated (and once again you may need to re-calibrate once-a-week or so to be spot-on) this compass gives you great assistance, especially for the avid hikers out there who rely on map reading in unfamiliar territory.

Oh yeah, I almost forgot, it also can tell the time…it has an alarm and even a stopwatch. What will they think of next? The ONLY reason why the Vector received 4 stars instead of 5 is because despite how GOOD this timepiece really is, it really SHOULD have come with crystal or glass rather than a plastic face. I have the Suunto X-Lander which is pretty much a clone of the Vector built inside an aluminum body rather than plastic and comes with a mineral crystal face. The one thing the X-Lander is missing that the Vector has is the tiny bubble in the upper right of the watch face which is invaluable in taking accurate readings by knowing how level you are. REALLY helpful. I dunno, maybe it isn’t possible to put a bubble inside of the glass face, but if it IS possible, they ought to think about doing that sometime soon.

One more thing: the various colors you can find the Vector help to make it as much an accessory to your hiking outfit as an invaluable tool needed for a safe trek. I personally like the yellow the best, but I was surprised at how cool the Khaki face looked, so I went ahead with that one.

All in all, if you are looking for something that will combine the incredible usefulness that the Vector has in such a small package, I would definitely say Suunto has another winner on their hands…or on their wrists, so to speak. Outstanding product.

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Suunto D9 Wrist-Top Dive Computer Watch with Wireless Transmitter (Titanium)

Suunto D9 combines all dive-critical information in one instrument, conveniently mounted on your wrist. Instead of monitoring a multitude of gauges, you can concentrate on what is important – diving. The world’s first dive computer to incorporate a digital compass, it is functional on land or under water. The compass shows the general direction with a graphical compass rose, as well as the exact bearing with a numerical display. By using Suunto D9′s optional wireless transmitter, the diver can also monitor tank pressure and air consumption data from the wrist. The remaining tank pressure is displayed both numerically and graphically, and an estimation of the remaining air-time is given throughout the dive. This allows the diver to monitor the remaining air supply at the same time as he monitors depth and time.

• World’s first dive computer to integrate a digital compass and wireless tank data reception.
• Memory stores compass headings and dive information to download for further analysis after your dive.
• Set it titanium housing, also comes with Suunto Dive Manager and PC Interface.

Rating: (out of 1 reviews)

List Price: $ 1,399.99
Price: $ 1,350.00

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Oceanic Geo Watch Dive Computer-Yellow-ONE

The GEO is a powerful and versatile SCUBA and Free-Diving Sports watch, cementing our reputation as the leader in specialty dive watches. A unique combination of quality, function and style, the GEO Wristwatch is perfect on its own or as a backup to any dive computer. -amp-nbsp; Advanced Free Dive Mode The GEO provides accurate depth and time with an amazing 1-second sampling rate for subsequent PC download and analysis. Dive Time is displayed in seconds and minutes. Custom audible alarms include Elapsed Dive Time, Countdown Timer and (3) Independent Max Depth Alarms. The GEO is the first Free Diving Computer to calculate and track Nitrogen Tissue Loading, allowing you to switch between SCUBA dives and Free Dives on the same dive day.-amp-nbsp;-amp-nbsp; Advanced Wristwatch Functions The GEO is an advanced digital wristwatch featuring a 1/100 second chronograph (stopwatch) with lap timer, 24 hour countdown timer, daily alarm, alternate time zone with date, 12/24 hour clock, and OceanGlo Backlight. -amp-nbsp; Dive Time Remaining Dive Time Remaining provides a `real` number in minutes, considering Nitrogen and Oxygen absorption, and automatically displays whichever allows less time. -amp-nbsp; Oversized Digits-amp-nbsp; Audible Alarms with Flashing LED Warning Light The GEO features a variety of system and user-customized audible alarms, alerting you to situations that pose a potential danger, or simply serve as a convenient reminder.

• Digital Watch, Air, Nitrox, Gauge and Free Dive Modes
• PC Downloadable with optional OceanLog PC Interface
• Custom Audible Alarms with Alarm Acknowledgement
• Advanced digital watch functions & adjustable safety stop time and depth
• OceanGlo® Backlighting & diver replaceable battery

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List Price: $ 399.99
Price: $ 289.95

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Momentum Midsize 1M-DV92B1 Nereos Feet Watch

The Momentum Nereos is engineered for unmatched reliability and ease of use. Its precision depth gauge tracks critical information for planning safe dives, including current depth, maximum depth and average depth. A water sensor engages the dive mode to track bottom time and surface interval time clearly and effortlessly. Data for the last 4 dives is held in the dive log memory. The distinctive stainless steel case is pressure tested to ta depth of 200m/660ft and finished in an ultra-durable, matte black finish. The dial and hands use Blackout Superluminous for unsurpassed legibility, and the heat-tempered mineral glass is anti-reflective treated to cut glare. Nereos is both a vesatile watch and the perfect backup for any dive computer, in a striking and suprisingly compact package.Although it’s designed with the serious diver in mind, Momentum’s Nereos watch is a stylish, sporty timepiece that you’ll want to wear every day. Made with a black, stainless steel, 44.97-millimeter case with corresponding bezel and a sleek, durable black rubber wristband, this watch features a precision depth gauge, water resistance to 660 feet, an alarm clock function, dive log capabilities, and a water temperature monitor.

• Quartz-depth-gauge movement
• Mineral crystal
• Case diameter: 44.97 mm
• Pvd-316L-stainless-steel case; matte-black dial; perpetual-calendar functions
• Water-resistant to 660 feet (200 M)

List Price: $ 395.00
Price: $ 395.00

Oceanic Geo Watch Dive Computer-LIME GREEN-ONE

The GEO is a powerful and versatile SCUBA and Free-Diving Sports watch, cementing our reputation as the leader in specialty dive watches. A unique combination of quality, function and style, the GEO Wristwatch is perfect on its own or as a backup to any dive computer. -amp-nbsp; Advanced Free Dive Mode The GEO provides accurate depth and time with an amazing 1-second sampling rate for subsequent PC download and analysis. Dive Time is displayed in seconds and minutes. Custom audible alarms include Elapsed Dive Time, Countdown Timer and (3) Independent Max Depth Alarms. The GEO is the first Free Diving Computer to calculate and track Nitrogen Tissue Loading, allowing you to switch between SCUBA dives and Free Dives on the same dive day.-amp-nbsp;-amp-nbsp; Advanced Wristwatch Functions The GEO is an advanced digital wristwatch featuring a 1/100 second chronograph (stopwatch) with lap timer, 24 hour countdown timer, daily alarm, alternate time zone with date, 12/24 hour clock, and OceanGlo Backlight. -amp-nbsp; Dive Time Remaining Dive Time Remaining provides a `real` number in minutes, considering Nitrogen and Oxygen absorption, and automatically displays whichever allows less time. -amp-nbsp; Oversized Digits-amp-nbsp; Audible Alarms with Flashing LED Warning Light The GEO features a variety of system and user-customized audible alarms, alerting you to situations that pose a potential danger, or simply serve as a convenient reminder.

• Digital Watch, Air, Nitrox, Gauge and Free Dive Modes
• Custom Audible Alarms with Alarm Acknowledgementü
• OceanGlo_ Backlighting
• Diver-Replaceable Batteryü
• Advan

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List Price: $ 399.99
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Aeris XR-1 Wrist Computer ~Includes now FREE the Digital online class to get the most out of your dive computer.

The AERIS XR-1 is an ideal, user-friendly diving computer for those who prefer wrist-mounted computer gear. Stop missing the eye-catching sea life during your dives because you’re staring at a hard-to-read dive computer. The XR-1′s enlarged digits, easy-to-read icons, and split screen take the guesswork out of reading your dive computer. Also, the XR-1 allows you to decide what information displays; now you can customize the display to include only the things you want to keep an eye on during your dives. Click below to view a series of tutorial videos for the Aeris XR-1 XR-1 Introduction XR-1 100 Settings XR-1 100 No Deco Dive

• Optional water-activation mode
• Variable ascent rate indicator
• User-defined information display.
• Safety stop timer
• Remaining dive time display

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List Price: $ 299.95
Price: $ 144.95

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