History of a Dive Watch

The earliest were developed for the military and professional needs. The Omega SA probably deserves the honour of having created the world’s first diving watch, with the Omega “Marine,” introduced in 1932.

As supplier to the Royal Italian Navy, Panerai offered underwater diving watches since the 1930s, the early models were not only waterproof at 650 feet, but luminescent as well too

In addition, a large number of “canteen” style were made to military specification during and after WWII. These watches were made in small quantities as they were made solely for military use.

In 1953 Lip-Blancpain’s Fifty Fathoms waterproof watch came on the market in France. Various models were issued by Blancpain in small quantities to the military in several countries, including US and French Navy combat diver teams. The fifty fathoms was worn by Jacques Cousteau and his divers during the underwater film “Le monde du silence”.

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The Rolex Submariner dive watch was introduced at the Basel Watch Fair in 1954 which coincided with the development of self-contained underwater breathing apparatus, known as scuba. In 1961 Rolex had two versions of the Submariner, one water resistant to 200 meters/660 feet, the other, less expensive version, to 100 meters/330 feet. It was the choice of watch for the character of 007 in the first ten James Bond films, causing the “Sub” to achieve an iconic status.

During the 1960s commercial work in the oceans and seas created the professional diving organisations that needed dive watches designed for conducting safe diving operations at greater depths. This lead to Rolex developing of the first ‘ultra water resistant’ watches like the Rolex Sea-Dweller Submariner 2000 (2000 ft = 610 m) that became available in 1967 and was produced in several variations and the Omega Seamaster Professional 600m/2000ft also know as the “Omega PloProf” that came available in 1970.

Nowaday the vast majority of divers now use electronic, wrist-worn dive computers by manufacturers such as Suunto, Uwatec, Mares, Pelagic and Seiko. are however still commonly used by divers as a back-up instrument for overcoming dive computer malfunctions.

Battery O Ring Kit for Zeagle N2ition N2ition 3 Scuba Scuba Dive Computer US $8.87

Genesis Resource Pro or ReAct Pro Scuba Dive Computer Battery O Ring Kit US $8.79

VR3 or VRx Dive Computer Oxygen Analyser Kit US $80.00

NEW Oceanic DATA MASK HUD Scuba Diving Mask w transmitter HEADS UP DISPLAY US $799.99

Suunto HP Quick Disconnect Scuba Dive Computer COBRA US $76.99

Mares Puck Scuba Dive Computer PG NITROX New LOW $ US $199.99

IDI Bravo II Dive Computer Compass and Console NEW scuba dive diving NO RESERVE US $108.51

Genesis ReAct Pro air nitrox pro scuba computer console gauges brand new in box US $152.51

Suunto Gekko pro scuba computer console gauges mint US $157.50

OCEANIC PRO SCUBA GAUGE CONSOLE W COMPASS US $38.00

Atomic Aquatics Z1 1st 2nd DIN Oceanic VT Pro Dive Computer Transmitter LOT US $499.99

Oceanic Regulator Set with Computer US $100.00

HYDROPLANE BOAT PLANS SPORT RACING INBOARD OUTBOARD HYDRO SPEED WOOD HANDMADE US $9.95

Oceanic Veo 250 console w computer and spg US $350.00

TRIGGER SNAP WITH MALE FEMALE BUCKLE FOR SCUBA DIVE US $7.99

AERIS ATMOS PRO DIVE DOWNLOADER SOFTWARE SCUBA DIVE US $9.99

Suunto Zoop Air Nitrox Wrist Computer Lightly Used US $160.00

Suunto Gekko Wrist Computer Lightly Used US $145.00

PADI eRDP Electronic Recreational Dive Planner Scuba US $24.99

OCEANIC PRO PLUS 21 DIVE COMPUTER W COMPASS NEVER USED NEW US $429.00

Question by Jack S: What do you do with your Vt3 dive computer if not diving for awhile?
I have the Oceanic Vt3 dive computer and I set it up. However I won't be diving for at least 4 months. So is there anything I have to do to it to preserve the battery or prevent it from exploding or just leave it as it is for the 4 months. I'm sure this was in the manual but I forgot

Best answer:

Answer by scubabob
Since it's a user replaceable battery the only thing I would suggest is removing it after downloading all your data and keeping the computer and sending unit in a cool dry place out of direct sunlight. It's only 4 months..so it's up to you. There's not much battery drain keeping things in memory. I've got a 10 year old B'Air kicking around that's had the same batteries all along and still going strong as my backup.

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Proper Use Of Scuba Diving Marine Equipment

Scuba diving is practised for many reasons such as recreation, but it also forms a part of many jobs within the oil and gas exploration sectors. The entire purpose of scuba diving gear is to sustain the diver while he is underwater for a prolonged period of time. Such marine equipment typically involves a canister of compressed atmospheric air (such as Nitrox) and a regulator through which the diver can breathe. The latter serves to convert the ambient tank pressure into atmospheric pressure, thus allowing the individual to reach depths that would otherwise be impossible. Buoyancy compensators can be used when one needs to dive below the accepted recreational standards. Since humans are incapable of breathing underwater, it is essential that scuba diving equipment be used properly in order to avoid potentially deadly occurrences.

Maintain All Marine Equipment:

It's not safe to assume that all equipment needed for a dive is in proper working order without doing a thorough check first. Even if you acquire your gear through a marine equipment rental company, you will need to perform the proper checks yourself.  Of primary importance is any device associated with the free flow of air. This includes the rebreather, diving regulator and pillar valve on the cylinder tank. Pressure gauges and dive computers should be tested to ensure that their readings are accurate. Any storage instructions should be strictly followed, for example wetsuits are to be kept out of direct sunlight or they will start to degrade.

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Pay Attention to Marine Equipment Meters:

Marine equipment, such as dive computers, was designed with safety in mind. They serve to furnish the individual with information on the depth attained, the time spent underwater and the remaining air supply. This allows for surfacing without running the risk of decompression, but only if any warnings are heeded. Ascending from a dive is a slow process and one should make allowances for the time needed to do so. Complacency is very risky.

Emergency Marine Equipment Is A Must:

Any experienced scuba diver knows that while there is much joy to be gained from it as a form of recreation, it is also a dangerous pastime. This is especially so for those whose jobs include underwater welding as they are often forced to work at depths that are not suitable for the occasional scuba diver. As such, taking along emergency marine equipment is a necessity rather than a choice. For those going to greater depths, a second cylinder tank, pony bottle and extra air source could be considered as vital supplies. Scuba divers who frequent caves, or dive at night, should arm themselves with at least three light sources.

It is the diver's responsibility to ensure that all marine equipment is in working order before attempting a dive. Not doing so can result in serious consequences. Not only are regular maintenance checks necessary but one must also exercise care when purchasing marine equipment in the first place. While cost is a factor, it is more important that the marine equipment dealer should be reputable and hold themselves to the highest standards of safety. If one is seeking scuba diving gear for recreational purposes, look for a company which is affiliated with industries as they tend to be more stringent.

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Genesis Resource Pro or ReAct Pro Scuba Dive Computer Battery O Ring Kit US $8.79

VR3 or VRx Dive Computer Oxygen Analyser Kit US $80.00

NEW Oceanic DATA MASK HUD Scuba Diving Mask w transmitter HEADS UP DISPLAY US $799.99

Suunto HP Quick Disconnect Scuba Dive Computer COBRA US $76.99

Mares Puck Scuba Dive Computer PG NITROX New LOW $ US $199.99

IDI Bravo II Dive Computer Compass and Console NEW scuba dive diving NO RESERVE US $108.51

Genesis ReAct Pro air nitrox pro scuba computer console gauges brand new in box US $152.51

Suunto Gekko pro scuba computer console gauges mint US $157.50

OCEANIC PRO SCUBA GAUGE CONSOLE W COMPASS US $38.00

Atomic Aquatics Z1 1st 2nd DIN Oceanic VT Pro Dive Computer Transmitter LOT US $499.99

Oceanic Regulator Set with Computer US $100.00

HYDROPLANE BOAT PLANS SPORT RACING INBOARD OUTBOARD HYDRO SPEED WOOD HANDMADE US $9.95

Oceanic Veo 250 console w computer and spg US $350.00

TRIGGER SNAP WITH MALE FEMALE BUCKLE FOR SCUBA DIVE US $7.99

AERIS ATMOS PRO DIVE DOWNLOADER SOFTWARE SCUBA DIVE US $9.99

Suunto Zoop Air Nitrox Wrist Computer Lightly Used US $160.00

Suunto Gekko Wrist Computer Lightly Used US $145.00

PADI eRDP Electronic Recreational Dive Planner Scuba US $24.99

OCEANIC PRO PLUS 21 DIVE COMPUTER W COMPASS NEVER USED NEW US $429.00

Question by pizzapie: How do I get the bottom timer back on Hollis DG02 dive computer?
I recently got a Hollis DG02 wrist dive computer, and when I first got it, it would count/show the elapsed bottom time on the display. However, I must have hit something to put it into another display mode. How do I get it to display the bottom timer again when I dive? Thank you in advance, scuba friends.

Best answer:

Answer by moviebuff
When you were first certified your instructor should have told you that an important part of using a dive computer is to read and understand the manual.

Here is a link to the manual for the DG02: http://hollisgear.com/pdf/manual_DG02_12-4023-r01.pdf

That should tell you everything you need to know about settings & modes and how to change them.

Add your own answer in the comments!

First use of this excellent dive computer during a lovely dive at St Leonards Pier, Victoria, Australia.
Video Rating: 5 / 5

Oceanic Veo 1.0 Wrist Computer
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Suunto Vyper Air/Nitrox Scuba Dive Computer Wrist Watch
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My trip to la jolla with scuba diving equipments

Diving in La Jolla, California a few years ago became quite a treat. I had been asked by a friend of mine who always liked to challenge himself and others. See, I like hot tropical weather. La Jolla is not hot tropical weather. This was not going to be a day of snorkel equipment. My new scuba accessories would come in handy.

67, 68 degrees at best that day, the water wasn’t very tropical at all. That was back in the days when I thought diving at 67 degrees was cold and unfit for diving. I guess I’ve changed my mind since then. I kind of had to change my mind.

Steven had been my friend for years. We go back to the days when we took our diving lessons at the YMCA. It was just something we always shared. We loved diving. We’ve been diving since, but our lives have taken us in different directions and we live in two different parts of the world. Him in California. Me in the Southern most tip of Florida.

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When he got a hold of me to dive with him in La Jolla, I couldn’t turn him down. Steve didn’t really answer me when I asked him how cold the weather was. He just sort of shrugged off my question, "It's warming up quite a bit."

My SCUBA accessories included my new CompuMask from Aeris, which got Steven going. "Does that thing have a GPS and play songs for you while you’re down there?" His laugh was a full bellow that echoed over the water.

"No, but it will tell me the temperature when I get down there." That shut him up real quick. It won’t. But, what does he know?

The Aeris CompuMask HUD Dive Computer Mask can tell you just about everything else. It has an LCD panel that does not hinder your dive whatsoever, but presents critical information to you that you need. Like, your depth, your elapsed dive time, your cylinder pressure and your remaining dive time. It has a USB cable and connection as well as software so that you can create the settings on your computer and then upload them to your mask.

I got a little cold. But, I stayed tough. I hadn’t been in cold water in a long time. I tell you what though, I knew when to go to the surface. Steven was serious when we got back on land. "How did that thing work for you?"

"It worked great! I got to see everything and stay on top of the dive."

"Really, I might have to get me one of those things."

The guy who likes to rough it. It's a wonder to see. Steven is finally going to step up into the new generation of diving.

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VR3 or VRx Dive Computer Oxygen Analyser Kit US $80.00

NEW Oceanic DATA MASK HUD Scuba Diving Mask w transmitter HEADS UP DISPLAY US $799.99

Suunto HP Quick Disconnect Scuba Dive Computer COBRA US $76.99

Mares Puck Scuba Dive Computer PG NITROX New LOW $ US $199.99

IDI Bravo II Dive Computer Compass and Console NEW scuba dive diving NO RESERVE US $108.51

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Suunto Gekko pro scuba computer console gauges mint US $157.50

OCEANIC PRO SCUBA GAUGE CONSOLE W COMPASS US $38.00

Atomic Aquatics Z1 1st 2nd DIN Oceanic VT Pro Dive Computer Transmitter LOT US $499.99

Oceanic Regulator Set with Computer US $100.00

HYDROPLANE BOAT PLANS SPORT RACING INBOARD OUTBOARD HYDRO SPEED WOOD HANDMADE US $9.95

Oceanic Veo 250 console w computer and spg US $350.00

TRIGGER SNAP WITH MALE FEMALE BUCKLE FOR SCUBA DIVE US $7.99

AERIS ATMOS PRO DIVE DOWNLOADER SOFTWARE SCUBA DIVE US $9.99

Suunto Zoop Air Nitrox Wrist Computer Lightly Used US $160.00

Suunto Gekko Wrist Computer Lightly Used US $145.00

PADI eRDP Electronic Recreational Dive Planner Scuba US $24.99

OCEANIC PRO PLUS 21 DIVE COMPUTER W COMPASS NEVER USED NEW US $429.00

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Scuba Equipment Essentials For Specific Diving Conditions

People that just start out scuba diving are intrigued by the idea of going under the water and seeing many amazing things, however they are not aware of how much you need to know about the equipment that must be utilized. Most beginners learn early on that specialized gear for different types of dives is necessary and must be mastered.

This information is limited, however, to recreational diving as this will apply to most people that begin to learn this sport. People that do not have their own equipment typically will lease what they need while on vacation or holiday.

Of course, it is okay to do this, but before you do, it is important that you understand a little bit about the equipment that you're using. It is actually very dangerous to use diving gear that you have never used before or are not familiar with. As you probably have guessed, the more familiar you are with various types of scuba equipment, the safer you will be when using it.

Many divers use various units of equipment, one of which includes a demand regulator which we will discuss here. First of all, there are one or more cylinders that are filled with air that you wear while scuba diving.

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A diving regulator is used with the cylinders receiving the air within them which is stored around 3000 to 4000 PSI. The purpose of the demand regulator is to provide air to the diver at an appropriate pressure level so that they can breathe. Other factors such as the depth or level that the diver is at modify the end result.

Multiple hoses are not used on open circuit configurations instead of one hose. A two-stage regulator design is often used with a single hose regulator so that high-pressure cylinder gas can be taken care of. The demand valve found in the mouthpiece is actually the second stage regulator.

With just a few small adjustments, each person can figure the demand valve to supply the proper amount of air to the diver. High and low pressure devices work together to provide the right levels of air for each of the divers. Whether you are looking at breathing normally through your mouth, or three or diaphragm, each device provides a solution to make life easier.

Well known throughout the scuba diving community is what is called a dive computer. A very important instrument, this actually prevent you from getting the bends or what is commonly called decompression sickness, by allowing you to monitor your speed as you rise toward the surface. The calculations that it performs will give you a safe ascent profile, basically a guideline for rising to the top at a speed that will prevent you from getting sick.

The software actually computes your speed as you ascend, and also warns you as to when you need to do decompression stops along the way. Calculations are even biologically derived by utilizing inert gases in your body to further refine the information you need to reach the surface safely and without harm.

This device has many different mathematical parameters that it uses to calculate a variety of useful results to make your diving experience safe and fun.

Diving is definitely a fun filled event, some of which involves extensive scuba training with equipment. Dry suit diving, and cave diving, have become very popular over the last few decades requiring more special gear to be manufactured.

The military, and the industrial complex have long been interested in these types of scenarios. SCUBA diving will provide you with exciting experiences that will last a lifetime, and you will be able to learn constantly.

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Genesis Resource Pro or ReAct Pro Scuba Dive Computer Battery O Ring Kit US $8.79

VR3 or VRx Dive Computer Oxygen Analyser Kit US $80.00

NEW Oceanic DATA MASK HUD Scuba Diving Mask w transmitter HEADS UP DISPLAY US $799.99

Suunto HP Quick Disconnect Scuba Dive Computer COBRA US $76.99

Mares Puck Scuba Dive Computer PG NITROX New LOW $ US $199.99

IDI Bravo II Dive Computer Compass and Console NEW scuba dive diving NO RESERVE US $108.51

Genesis ReAct Pro air nitrox pro scuba computer console gauges brand new in box US $152.51

Suunto Gekko pro scuba computer console gauges mint US $157.50

OCEANIC PRO SCUBA GAUGE CONSOLE W COMPASS US $38.00

Atomic Aquatics Z1 1st 2nd DIN Oceanic VT Pro Dive Computer Transmitter LOT US $499.99

Oceanic Regulator Set with Computer US $100.00

HYDROPLANE BOAT PLANS SPORT RACING INBOARD OUTBOARD HYDRO SPEED WOOD HANDMADE US $9.95

Oceanic Veo 250 console w computer and spg US $350.00

TRIGGER SNAP WITH MALE FEMALE BUCKLE FOR SCUBA DIVE US $7.99

AERIS ATMOS PRO DIVE DOWNLOADER SOFTWARE SCUBA DIVE US $9.99

Suunto Zoop Air Nitrox Wrist Computer Lightly Used US $160.00

Suunto Gekko Wrist Computer Lightly Used US $145.00

PADI eRDP Electronic Recreational Dive Planner Scuba US $24.99

OCEANIC PRO PLUS 21 DIVE COMPUTER W COMPASS NEVER USED NEW US $429.00

Mares Icon HD Dive Computer a true FULL COLOUR display computer. This Mares Diving Computer, the Icon HD Dive Computer represents the first of a new era in dive computers providing advanced computing technology and superb functionality yet remains extremely intuitive, aided by step by step scrolling menus and clarity of information. The Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) features Thin Film Transistor (TFT) technology producing high definition information which is easy to read at any angle. The incredible computing power of the Mares Icon HD also allows you to store digital photos and to also download your own dive site information/maps - great for aiding navigation.

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Diving Wrist-watch, How to Choose?

Talking constructional discuss about the features of a good diving watch, there are numerous choices of diving watches but not all of them meet the minimum requirements of advanced scuba divers. The question is, we should pay attention at what details while carefully choosing diving wrist-watch?

Despite the fact of none of scuba divers nowaday diving without quartz-crystal computer device. Bringing real diving wrist-watch as a secondary control system will not only instill confidence but it will become a lifesaving gear in case of the primary one is malfunctioned.

So which criteria is needed to be taken into consideration regarding to choose real, functional and reliable diving chronometer? What functions they must have to serve all the needs of diving duties?

Criterias:

The first important factor, comparing to diving computers, they must to be mechanical devices. Today most manufacturers understand clearly that hermetically and firmly sealed body is a must for diving watches. The body must be made of massive high quality steel or pure titanium or should not be multi-pieces. TAG Heuer watches are a good example because of their one body covering.

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Generally, diving watches have circular section thickening ring between their body and cover snap together with screwings.It should have considered side protection to protect from hammering and shock resistances. For such reasons, some manufacturers have moved clock winder from vulnerable place behind digit "3". For example, this construction feature is found on Citizen, Ikepod and Sinn watches. Another useful material is watches made from crystals of antireflective sapphire which can’t be scratch by coral reeves of hulls of sunk ships.

Wrist-watches that have all these features can easily provide water-resistant up to 10 atmospheres i.e. 330 feet. Most professional scuba diving watches can sustain much harder water pressures. With some models of TAG Heuer and Sector watches you can dive up to 3280 feet deep (if you dare)! Sunlight cannot reach such depth, so your diving watches need to have big and bright self-glowing digits so you can easily see the time even in very low light situation. Display should have markers placed with 5-minutes range and must be clearly seen from less than a foot underwater. Same requirements belong to hands and markers.

Diving in ocean depths we need to know not just the daytime but especially how much relative time passed from the start. For this reason, advanced diving wrist-watches should have rotating bezel with engraved dive time markers to limit diving time and safty stops. We advise you to look for a watch model where bezel is rotating only counter-clockwise not unidirectional in case of mistaken rotating, the diving time will only be less, not more, and avoiding possibility of dive overtiming and causing decompression sicknesses.

While purchasing a new or second hand diving watches, they should be tested to be qualified of these standards:
- Dial Readability
- Antimagnetic Behaviour
- Shock Resistance
- Bezel Rotating only counter-clockwise
- Reliability of bracelet, clasp and rim.

The watches should also to be unaffected by salt water and temperature swing difference. With all these conditions the watches must work excellent. Yes, it makes them harder to manufacture but while comparing to human life, it is very worthwhile!

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Genesis Resource Pro or ReAct Pro Scuba Dive Computer Battery O Ring Kit US $8.79

VR3 or VRx Dive Computer Oxygen Analyser Kit US $80.00

NEW Oceanic DATA MASK HUD Scuba Diving Mask w transmitter HEADS UP DISPLAY US $799.99

Suunto HP Quick Disconnect Scuba Dive Computer COBRA US $76.99

Mares Puck Scuba Dive Computer PG NITROX New LOW $ US $199.99

IDI Bravo II Dive Computer Compass and Console NEW scuba dive diving NO RESERVE US $108.51

Genesis ReAct Pro air nitrox pro scuba computer console gauges brand new in box US $152.51

Suunto Gekko pro scuba computer console gauges mint US $157.50

OCEANIC PRO SCUBA GAUGE CONSOLE W COMPASS US $38.00

Atomic Aquatics Z1 1st 2nd DIN Oceanic VT Pro Dive Computer Transmitter LOT US $499.99

Oceanic Regulator Set with Computer US $100.00

HYDROPLANE BOAT PLANS SPORT RACING INBOARD OUTBOARD HYDRO SPEED WOOD HANDMADE US $9.95

Oceanic Veo 250 console w computer and spg US $350.00

TRIGGER SNAP WITH MALE FEMALE BUCKLE FOR SCUBA DIVE US $7.99

AERIS ATMOS PRO DIVE DOWNLOADER SOFTWARE SCUBA DIVE US $9.99

Suunto Zoop Air Nitrox Wrist Computer Lightly Used US $160.00

Suunto Gekko Wrist Computer Lightly Used US $145.00

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Dip 'N Dive announces pre-sale of new Casio G-Shock GDF-100 Series Watches

Dip 'N Dive, leading scuba diving store and Premier Casio Dealer, is announcing the beginning of the pre-sale for newly introduced Casio G-Shock GDF-100 Watches. Most of models of this series expecting in the May, 2011, but this new gorgeous G-Shock watches can be ordered right now from the website dipndive.com and delivered to customers immediately after Casio' sales starting.
New G-Shock Series comes with 3 models Casio G-Shock GDF-100-1A, Casio G-Shock GDF-100-1B (Black), Casio G-Shock GDF-100-4 (Red).  This watch has totally new design brilliantly engineered to incorporate a number of excellent features and to maintain a popularity of the G-SHOCK line for a long time. As any other G-shock, this watch is shock resistant, 200-meters water resistant, has Scratch resistant mineral glass, Case/bezel and band material is Resin, LED back light is Super Illuminator high-intensity LED illumination. Function-wise, Casio G-shock GDF-100 has not only a spectacular design but it is fully loaded with altimeter, barometer and thermometer functions, these models come with a powerful collection of an excellent features.Dip 'N Dive, leading US scuba gear store, has announced Free Shipping for orders greater than before tax and shipping and handling.

From the April, 2011, with every purchase of a Scuba diving regulator, buoyancy compensator  or Scuba Gear Package which includes regulator or Buoyancy Compensator from Dip `n Dive, customers will receive the exclusive FREE lifetime service warranty. Dip 'N Dive, leading US scuba diving shop, has announced a sale on their huge collection of scuba diving equipment, and Dip ‘N Dive offers 15% discount off for first purchase of all scuba goods.

Established Thirty Five years ago in 1976, Dip ‘N Dive is a full service SCUBA Diving and snorkeling shop with whole lot of the required outfit: Scuba Scuba Diving Packages, Gears as Dive Masks, Scuba Fins and Snorkels, Scuba Bags and other ones, and Scuba diving traning and informational center located at Five Hundred Niagara falls boulevard Buffalo, NY. By partnering with our major makers Dipndive.com carries lots of major trademarks of famous SCUBA diving and Snorkeling outfit incorporating Aeris, Akona, Genesis, Henderson, Neosport, Ikelite, Mares, Oceanic, Princeton Tech, Sealife, Seaquest, Sherwood, Suunto, Tusa, Inventive, Zeagle and lots of more.

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Aeris Europa Purge Mask for Scuba Diving Snorkeling US $22.00

Marsoop Combo Scuba Mask Pouch Strap US $22.95

Vintage Scuba pro scuba diving Mask US $10.00

U.S. Divers Molokai / Island Dry Jr. Youth Mask Combo (Sky Blue)
MOLOKAI / ISLAND DRY JR., 2-window mask with Pro Glide buckle, submersible snorkel with closing dry top...

Cressi Matrix 2-Lens Diving Mask (Clear Silicone/Aqua)
Cressi Sub 2 Window Matrix Scuba Diving Snorkeling Mask Following the revolutionary principles introduced by Big Eyes, the Matrix ...

Cressi Big Eyes Evolution Mask (Dark/Dark)
The Big Eyes Evolution is the newest, most technologically advanced mask in the Cressi line. It is the new evolution of the origi...

Matrix Color Correction Mask with RED Tinted Lenses for Scuba Diving and Snorkeling
This is wonderful, red tinted 2 lens mask for maximum clarity for you to enjoy on your next dive.

This Color Correction 2-Windo...

Mens Dive Watches, Accessories Or Necessities

Okay, so when thinking about mens dive watches we usually think that they are only to be worn by those going underwater. Sure, they are excellent choices for those who will be spending time covered in water, and they do help divers to keep track of the time they spend there, but there are other people besides divers who wear them as well. The great looks and all the dials make an impression of anyone that takes a look at them, and all those dials have a purpose other than keeping track of what is going on deep in the sea.

When it is time to select a good watch to wear, regardless of whether it is underwater or not, a dive watch should not be left out of the selection process. They are built to last and take a lot of pressure, and they look good too. For the man that spends a lot of time in regular hard-core activity, mens dive watches are the perfect solution for the abuse many watches take. With rugged good looks, these watches stand up to more than just water.

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With names like Beacon, Big Time, and Liberty to choose from, even the most finicky of shopper is sure to find dive watches that suit their purpose, style, and needs. Mens dive watches provide a great deal of style and good looks for those who wish to keep up with and make their own fashion statement and not to mention impress the women.

With style aside, let's move on a bit to practicality, a dive watch can be one of the most practical pieces of jewelry that a man can wear. While it is true that a man must keep track of time while they are underwater for safety sake, they must also keep an eye on the time when they are meeting with clients and other business associates. A dive watch is the perfect accessory for this task, and then again, it just looks great.

Another great feature that some mens dive watches offer is the all-important compass that is always at the ready to keep even a man who has a good sense of direction heading in the right direction. No one even has to know that you are looking to see which way to go when a compass is right there on the face of the watch. Dignity and honor are preserved with the use of a dive watch.

Depth may not be a consideration when a man is going about their everyday life, but it is very important to know how far down one has gone when underwater. This is a very necessary feature of most mens dive watches, and one can be assured when wearing one, they will be able to tell when they have gone too far. The only thing left to do is locate where to purchase your next watch, and then make a selection that is right for you no matter where you will be wearing one.

Military Diving Compass Watch US $21.50

US divers snorkel pivot dry technology system scuba diving gear keeps water out US $8.99

MARATHON Water Resistant 1000 ft Stainless Steel Divers Wristwatch Swiss Made US $699.00

17 scuba diving Watch Band 22MM rescue Orange ZULU 5 US $22.00

Suunto Helo 2 Trimix Mixed Gas Multi Gas Dive Computer US $650.00

Citizen Eco Drive Aqualand Scuba Diving Watch JV0030 01E US $127.50

Oceanic OC1 Complete Limited Edition Dive Watch US $1,249.00

Suunto Mosquito Scuba Freedive computer US $187.50

SOFT SCUBA DIVE SHOT WEIGHT 20 BONUS for BCD 5s 3s 2s only 499 ship US $49.95

Suunto 9Dtx Titanium Dive Watch Computer US $1,250.00

SUUNTO D4 Dive Computer Free Priority shipping US $200.00

MARES NEMO EXCEL SCUBA DIVING DIVE COMPUTER WATCH NEW US $62.00

Scuba Aeris Elite T3 air integrated DIVE compter NEW US $430.00

Suunto Dive Computer Stinger US $157.50

Oceanic Geo 20 Dive Computer US $365.00

PADI Adventures in Diving DVD US $5.00

SUUNTO D4i Dive Computer US $405.00

New Silicon Totally Dry Snorkel for Snorkeling Scuba Diving Dive Tranning Kit US $5.99

New Mask Snorkel Set Dive Diving Scuba Snorkeling Swimming Tranning Aid Set Blue US $19.99

Silicon Totally Dry Snorkel Snorkeling Scuba Diving Dive Tranning Aid Gear Kit US $5.99

Luminox Men's Original Navy Seal Dive Watch 3953.SEA
When you think of style, this is definitely a watch to look at. It has a resin case and a nylon band with a velcro clasp. Featurin...

Suunto Wrist-Top Computer Watch Suunto Wrist-Top Computer Watch Replacement Battery Kit (Moquito and D3)
1. Insert a coin into the slot on the battery compartment cover on the backside of the Wristop (for the lrg. black covers, a NICKE...

Casio Men's AMW330D-1AV Dive Chronograph Stainless Steel Watch
This dive-inspired chronograph by Casio features luminous hands, three subdials, and stick indexes over a black dial for time tell...

Luminox 3001 Navy Seal Dive Watch, Series 1, Black with Gray NATO Strap (3001.NATO.GRY)
Luminox Original Navy Seal 3000 Watch Black/White NATO Gray 22mm - Luminox 3001.NATO.GRY....

Citizen Women's Eco-Drive Leather Strap #EW8282-09P
For casual Fridays or relaxing weekends, this textured brown leather strap for ladies' combines clean styling and classic good loo...

Purchasing your own Scuba Diving equipment

If you are interested in taking up Scuba diving as a hobby, it is important to invest in your own equipment. Scuba diving can be a risky activity and having your own equipment can reduce the risk of equipment malfunctioning since you will be aware of the quality and condition of your own Scuba Diving gear.

For those of you who are looking to purchase your own Scuba Diving Equipment here are some of the most important pieces of equipment that you can buy.

Since the BCD is a very important piece of Scuba Diving equipment it is important that you have the right fit as well as one which is of the highest quality. The BCD is what you use to control your buoyancy and therefore any malfunction could be extremely risky. If you own a BCD then you are not only guaranteed that it will fit you well but you will also be able to make sure that it is in working order.

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Having your own regulator and alternate is quite beneficial since this is what you will be using to get your air supply. Having your own instead of one that you have rented means that only you will have used it and you do not have to worry about the countless others who might have used the same regulator.

These two are probably the least expensive of the equipment that you will need to take up Scuba Diving. Having your own fins and mask means that you are ensured that they fit you correctly as well as that they are in good condition. Having your own pair on fin and mask is also beneficial if you enjoy snorkelling. Having your own fins and mask means that you can partake in both Scuba Diving and snorkelling.

This is a considerable investment but it is a piece of Scuba Diving Equipment that is very necessary for a diver to be both safe and independent. A dive computer is an essential tool that tells you key information that allows you to dive safely and therefore having your own is quite important. Purchasing your own dive computer will allow you to select one of the highest quality and highest functioning. You will be able to get used all the functions and get familiar with it with each dive.

Whether you decide to buy all the equipment you need for diving or just a selected few pieces it is important that you choose gear which is produced by a reputed manufacturer and is made maintaining the highest quality.

Battery O Ring Kit for Zeagle N2ition N2ition 3 Scuba Scuba Dive Computer US $8.87

Genesis Resource Pro or ReAct Pro Scuba Dive Computer Battery O Ring Kit US $8.79

VR3 or VRx Dive Computer Oxygen Analyser Kit US $80.00

NEW Oceanic DATA MASK HUD Scuba Diving Mask w transmitter HEADS UP DISPLAY US $799.99

Suunto HP Quick Disconnect Scuba Dive Computer COBRA US $76.99

Mares Puck Scuba Dive Computer PG NITROX New LOW $ US $199.99

IDI Bravo II Dive Computer Compass and Console NEW scuba dive diving NO RESERVE US $108.51

Genesis ReAct Pro air nitrox pro scuba computer console gauges brand new in box US $152.51

Suunto Gekko pro scuba computer console gauges mint US $157.50

OCEANIC PRO SCUBA GAUGE CONSOLE W COMPASS US $38.00

Atomic Aquatics Z1 1st 2nd DIN Oceanic VT Pro Dive Computer Transmitter LOT US $499.99

Oceanic Regulator Set with Computer US $100.00

HYDROPLANE BOAT PLANS SPORT RACING INBOARD OUTBOARD HYDRO SPEED WOOD HANDMADE US $9.95

Oceanic Veo 250 console w computer and spg US $350.00

TRIGGER SNAP WITH MALE FEMALE BUCKLE FOR SCUBA DIVE US $7.99

AERIS ATMOS PRO DIVE DOWNLOADER SOFTWARE SCUBA DIVE US $9.99

Suunto Zoop Air Nitrox Wrist Computer Lightly Used US $160.00

Suunto Gekko Wrist Computer Lightly Used US $145.00

PADI eRDP Electronic Recreational Dive Planner Scuba US $24.99

OCEANIC PRO PLUS 21 DIVE COMPUTER W COMPASS NEVER USED NEW US $429.00

www.simplyscuba.com The Suunto Zoop is a popular dive computer which takes place of the Gekko. This is a great piece of kit for recreational divers who want an easy-to-use and inexpensive diving domputer.

Oceanic GEO 2.0 Computer, Slate Blue
Quality, Function and Style. The GEO 2.0 has an upgraded look with a stainless steel accent ring and new color combination - and n...

Suunto Zoop Air/Nitrox Scuba Dive Computer Wrist Watch
The ZOOP dice computer from Suunto is a wrist-mounted computer that will not only enhance your time under water; it will also help...

Cressi-Sub Archimede II Wrist Computer
Innovative and user-friendly, the Archimedes utilizes Cressi-subs User Friendly Display System (UFDS). Its breakthrough design fea...

Casio Men's AMW320R-1EV Marine Ana-Digi Dive Watch
Stylish enough for the boardroom but rugged enough for the wakeboard, the Casio Marine stainless steel analog-digital watch for me...

Altitude Diving Tips And Refresher

I did a lecture on Altitude Diving last night and it made me thing about putting a "Tip Sheet" together. Following is a list of tips to remember when Altitude Diving.

1. Any dive between 1000 feet and 10,000 feet is an Altitude Dive

2. There is relatively little test data for altitude diving, flying after diving or driving to altitude after diving.

3. At sea level, the diver is surrounded by one atmosphere of pressure. At 10,000 feet, the pressure is .714 atmospheres (a 30% decrease in pressure). This is the same pressure change as 10 feet of seawater, which we know makes a big difference in our no-decompression limits. As we'll see, this must be accounted for when using the RDP or any other dive table or dive computer.

4. Besides decompression sickness, there are heightened concerns for Hypoxia and Hypothermia when divng at Altitude.

5. Unless the actual depth is converted to a theoretical depth for table use and special procedures are followed, at altitude the pressure ratio can exceed the maximum limit intended by the table or dive computer, increasing the possibility of decompression sickness.

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6. There are several equipment considerations when diving at altitude: (1) Air, trapped inside the cells of a wetsuit, expands at altitude, possibly making you more buoyant. Do a buoyancy check. (2) Different Gauges act differently at altitude, check with your gauge manufacturer and know what kind of gauge you have and how altitude effects it. (3) Computers either automatically adjust for altitude, need to be manually adjusted for altitude or have no adjustment for altitude. Know your computer!

7. When using an RDP or Table to plan your dive, consult the Theoretical Depth Conversion chart first and plan your dive using your theoretical depth, not your actual depth. Adjust your safety stop accordingly.

8. Ascend from depth on an altitude dive at a rate not to exceed 30 feet per minute. Safety stops are mandatory on all dives.

9. Make no more than two dives per day when diving altitude.

10. When arriving at altitude, wait 6 hours for your body to acclimitize or adjust your dive profiles to account for the residual nitrogen in your system as a result of the increase in altitude. When diving above 8000 feet, always wait 6 hours.

11. When using charts and tables, always round conservatively - whether it be up or down.

12. Consult your certification agency or Divers Alert Network for recommendations on altitude or flying after diving. It is generally recommended not to increase your altitude more than 2000 feet for a period of 24 hours after diving.

13. Do not make repetitive dives at different altitudes. Always wait a minimum of 6 hours when diving between altitudes.

14. If you are diving at altitude, seek proper training and get certified. Tip sheets and articles found on the Internet are no substitute for training. Dive within your training limits.

Dive safe!

Battery O Ring Kit for Zeagle N2ition N2ition 3 Scuba Scuba Dive Computer US $8.87

Genesis Resource Pro or ReAct Pro Scuba Dive Computer Battery O Ring Kit US $8.79

VR3 or VRx Dive Computer Oxygen Analyser Kit US $80.00

NEW Oceanic DATA MASK HUD Scuba Diving Mask w transmitter HEADS UP DISPLAY US $799.99

Suunto HP Quick Disconnect Scuba Dive Computer COBRA US $76.99

Mares Puck Scuba Dive Computer PG NITROX New LOW $ US $199.99

IDI Bravo II Dive Computer Compass and Console NEW scuba dive diving NO RESERVE US $108.51

Genesis ReAct Pro air nitrox pro scuba computer console gauges brand new in box US $152.51

Suunto Gekko pro scuba computer console gauges mint US $157.50

OCEANIC PRO SCUBA GAUGE CONSOLE W COMPASS US $38.00

Atomic Aquatics Z1 1st 2nd DIN Oceanic VT Pro Dive Computer Transmitter LOT US $499.99

Oceanic Regulator Set with Computer US $100.00

HYDROPLANE BOAT PLANS SPORT RACING INBOARD OUTBOARD HYDRO SPEED WOOD HANDMADE US $9.95

Oceanic Veo 250 console w computer and spg US $350.00

TRIGGER SNAP WITH MALE FEMALE BUCKLE FOR SCUBA DIVE US $7.99

AERIS ATMOS PRO DIVE DOWNLOADER SOFTWARE SCUBA DIVE US $9.99

Suunto Zoop Air Nitrox Wrist Computer Lightly Used US $160.00

Suunto Gekko Wrist Computer Lightly Used US $145.00

PADI eRDP Electronic Recreational Dive Planner Scuba US $24.99

OCEANIC PRO PLUS 21 DIVE COMPUTER W COMPASS NEVER USED NEW US $429.00

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 mu...

Mares Nemo Wide Dive Computer-AS-ONE
Nemo Wide was designed to be easy-to-read, intuitive to use, safe, and reliable. A large size display was one of the primary requi...

Suunto D6 Scuba Dive Computer Wrist Watch with Elastomer Strap
The Suunto D6i is the wristop dive computers of choice for those who take their diving seriously. With a new tilt-compensated 3D d...

Suunto "Cobra" Air/Nitrox, Air Integrated Computer Console with Compass ~Includes now FREE the Digital online class to get the most out of your dive computer.
Suunto Cobra combines several technological innovations into one product. It is the only air-integrated dive computer with air, Ni...

4 Check Points While Selecting Dive Computer

After you finish reading this page – you will have clear understanding of what you need to pay attention to before making your final decision. It is not a precise prescription, though, you are not restricted in any ways and you are always welcome to add your own steps.

Before investing any money in dive computer, first you need to have clear vision about your future path as a scuba diver.

Think about how often you will dive. For example, if you dive recreational only and just a few times a year - definitely you won't need expensive diving computer with advanced functions and hoseless air integration. And if you got one - with such rate of diving it would be sitting somewhere on the shelf in your garage most of the time. It is not a very good idea in money investing and equipment management altogether!

On the contrary - if you dive very often, and think about trying freediving or going technical.

Also you need to plan of who you want to become in scuba diving: whether you will get certification only for Open Water Diver and stop, or you will progress until you will have Advanced Plus or Dive Master certification later on your path.

If you ponder, that after sometime you will progress in scuba diving mastership or engage in free diving activities – you need to plan investing in more expensive dive computer that has multi-gas capabilities, wireless air integration, digital compass, free dive mode, etc.

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Dive computers are designed in 4 mounting options:

computer consoles;
dive watch computers;
wrist units;
dive computers embedded in scuba diving masks

You need to decide clearly for yourself – what is the best option for you! And it is a personal choice and the matter of convenience.

You may even imagine yourself wearing dive computer of certain configuration and how easy you will use of that particularly model or you may go to the dive shop and try on different computers in reality! It is up to you! My opinion for this case – think convenience and how you feel by wearing certain model.

Here you need to imagine which features you want in dive computer. These days dive computers are packed with many – many features, like:

few dive modes;
some of them have Dual Algorithm for liberal and conservative settings;
possibility of programming for 3 or more different gas mixes;
wireless air – integration;
adjustable settings of Personal Conservative Factor, Altitude, Deep and Safe stops;
colour display;
PC interface;
dive simulator
digital compass;
possibility to upload from PC colour or grey – scale pictures and maps into the dive computer;
user replaceable batteries, etc.

I think the best answer about specifications you may give after you will get clear about your future diving path.

This is probably the most important step. I assume here that you do not want your family suffer financially because of your investment! So, choose wisely!

After you made a list of your diving career path, mounting option that is best suits you, list of features of the dive computer – you have come up with few certain models. After some fine tuning and selecting that "special one", you may notice that your pocket is a little bit thin for that particular model. Do not worry! Just look realistically again…

Maybe you do just fine by having a dive computer without wireless air – integration, multi–gas capabilities and digital compass right now, like Mares Puck or Aeris Atmos ai, Cressi Archimede 2 or Tusa IQ-650 Element!

But if your wallet is thick enough and you are planning to proceed with your diving career rapidly, you may want to invest in more expensive scuba dive computers, like Aeris Elite T3, Mares Icon HD, Suunto D9 and Suunto HelO2, Tusa IQ-850 Sapience, and UWATEC Galileo Sol with capabilities of wireless air-integration, multi-gas options, possibility of heart rate monitoring, uploading pictures, digital compass and much more.

You may think even about how certain computer will emphasize your personality or even buying from eBay options. And by the end, all of this data gathering will surely give you balanced information to consider before investing in the best dive computer, according to your needs, budget and future diving path.

Sherwood SM 4400 miniMagnum Dive Mask Priced to sell US $24.95

AGA Scuba Diving Adaptor US $50.00

Scuba Mask Dive Diving Snorkeling Water Sports Diving Weight Belt Buckles US $25.99

Tilos Wet Suit LTilos Boots 11 Cressi Fins Snorkel Mask and Swim Bag LN US $12.50

NEW Oceanic DATA MASK HUD Scuba Diving Mask w transmitter HEADS UP DISPLAY US $799.99

Liquid Image Underwater Digital Camera Mask 5MP Video Series CM310 Scuba Diving US $149.95

Liquid Image Underwater Scuba 5MP Video Camera Mask Series CM311 Snorkel Diving US $149.95

EXCELLENT DACOR VISTA SCUBA DIVING MASK AND SUPER VENT SNORKEL US $9.99

SCUBAPRO DIVING MASK 24 080 000 WITH CASE US $49.99

AQUALUNG AQUA LUNG MICRO MASK BLACK DIVE MASK w CASE 505495 US $23.50

Diving Glasses Swimming pool Goggles Anti fog orange US $.01

NEW Dolpino Pro Series ADULT SNORKEL SET Snorkel Mask Scuba Fins Sz 7 12 US $28.99

NEW US Divers SNORKELING SET Dive Mask Fins Snorkel Adult SzM travel Bag US $29.99

vintage Scuba Mask White Rubber Bathing Swim Cap US $19.99

vintage Scuba Mask White Rubber Bathing Swim Cap Tusa US $19.99

vintage Scuba Mask White Rubber Bathing Swim Cap Dacor Sport US $19.99

H2O Sporting Snorkeling Set Gear Silicone Dive Mask Dry Top Snorkel Fins Bag US $65.29

Aeris Europa Purge Mask for Scuba Diving Snorkeling US $22.00

Marsoop Combo Scuba Mask Pouch Strap US $22.95

Vintage Scuba pro scuba diving Mask US $10.00

Liquid Image 3.1MP Explorer Series Camera Mask (Yellow/Black, Mid Size)
Keep your hands free as you swim! This is the world's only swim mask that has an integrated waterproof digital video camera plus p...

U.S. Divers Molokai / Island Dry Jr. Youth Mask Combo (Sky Blue)
MOLOKAI / ISLAND DRY JR., 2-window mask with Pro Glide buckle, submersible snorkel with closing dry top...

Scuba Diving Mask Fog Wiper
This fog wiper is a manual device that allows the user to slide a magnet on the outside of the glass, causing an inside magnet to ...

U.S. Divers Grande Vista Purge Lx Adult Silicone Mask (Electric Blue)
GRANDE VISTA PURGE LX, 3-window mask with built in purge, one size fits silicone skirt...