Garmin has upped the ante again with the launch of its deep-rated Descent Mk3 smartwatch-style dive-computer in two sizes, with features such as a built-in
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Garmin has upped the ante again with the launch of its deep-rated Descent Mk3 smartwatch-style dive-computer in two sizes, with features such as a built-in
An historic diving accessory is going under the hammer and, although depth-rated only to 100m, few watches have ever been deeper. “This timepiece is undoubtedly
Just days after launching its new Argonaut drysuit, Fourth Element has announced the arrival of a “ground-breaking” mask that offers “an unparalleled field of vision and
Scubapro has launched its second-generation Luna dive-computer, and says it will prove intuitive to use and easy to read for its target market of new
Fourth Element has introduced a new drysuit, the Argonaut 3.0, which it wants divers to know is “engineered to move with you”. The garment allows
The Oceanic+ app that turns the Apple Watch Ultra and Ultra 2 into a 40m-rated dive-computer has been updated to include a Freedive mode with
Long-established London scuba and watersports equipment store Ocean Leisure has closed its doors for the last time. “The combined effect of Brexit, Covid and rising
Oris AquisPro + AquisPro 4000m Swiss watchmaker Oris has unveiled the AquisPro 4000m with an upgraded technical specification as well as a special-edition Aquis Date
Scubapro was founded in 1963, and the diving-equipment manufacturer is celebrating its 60 years in business with the release of limited-edition anniversary versions of its
“Everything you need in an advanced dive-computer, with the comfort, style and utility of a topside wristwatch” – that is Scubapro’s promise for its new
Scuba-diving groups needing to stay in touch or locate each other in an underwater emergency can struggle in lo-vis conditions, but researchers at the University
Scuba divers whose eyesight is less than 20/20 usually have to splash out on a dive-mask with prescription lenses. These can be bifocal, and there
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