Match the modes
to your diving
Compare scuba and freediving functions. A watch-style case does not mean every model does the same job.
Prefer a compact computer on your wrist? Compare watch-style computers for scuba diving and freediving, with the display, dive modes and everyday feel that suit you.
Shop dive computer watchesCompare scuba and freediving functions. A watch-style case does not mean every model does the same job.
Think about your screen, buttons with gloves, strap fit and the charging accessories you need.
Check air-integration support, transmitter compatibility and whether the transmitter is included.
A watch-style case does not mean every model supports the same activities. Some computers combine scuba and freediving modes; dedicated freediving watches focus on breath-hold information. Check the exact model’s modes and operating limits before choosing.
For that specialist range, browse freediving watches.
Think about the screen in your usual conditions, the controls with your gloves and the strap over your exposure suit. Compare rechargeable and replaceable-battery designs, logbook connectivity and the included charging or download accessories.
A larger wrist computer may suit you better if display size is your priority.
Selected models, including the Shearwater Tern TX and Teric and compatible Suunto watches, support air integration. The standard Shearwater Tern does not.
Compare air-integrated dive computers and check whether a compatible transmitter is included in the package or sold separately.
Explore Cressi dive computers or return to all dive computers to compare larger wrist and console formats.