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Cressi Nepto Wrist Dive Computer
Designed for the freediver, the Cressi Nepto Wrist Dive Computer features the Taravana algorithm developed by Cressi. With an edema protection function, Cressi takes your freediving safety seriously.
Water resistant up to 393’, this freedive computer has you covered. Backlit with a high contrast display for easy reading in any conditions, you can check the tide indicator as well as your depth, the temperature, your maximum depth and your dive time. You even get a recovery time, hydration, surface interval, depth, and dive time alarms. How’s that for making your dives easier and safer?
This fully functional watch has a backlight, 12/24 hour time formats, a calendar, stopwatch, and alarm clock. The sleek style and design make it a great everyday watch so you’re ready to drop below the surface at a moment’s notice. We can dream, right?
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Designed for the freediver, the Cressi Nepto Wrist Dive Computer features the Taravana algorithm developed by Cressi. With an edema protection function, Cressi takes your freediving safety seriously.
Water resistant up to 393’, this freedive computer has you covered. Backlit with a high contrast display for easy reading in any conditions, you can check the tide indicator as well as your depth, the temperature, your maximum depth and your dive time. You even get a recovery time, hydration, surface interval, depth, and dive time alarms. How’s that for making your dives easier and safer?
This fully functional watch has a backlight, 12/24 hour time formats, a calendar, stopwatch, and alarm clock. The sleek style and design make it a great everyday watch so you’re ready to drop below the surface at a moment’s notice. We can dream, right?