NEPTO CRESSI SUB Dive and Freediving Computer Watch
Discover the NEPTO CRESSI SUB, the new dive and freediving computer watch you need from CRESSI SUB... And always MADE IN ITALY.
Like the god Neptune, practice your favourite underwater activity without the risk of Taravana syndrome and pulmonary edema thanks to the new NEPTO CRESSI SUB freediving computer watch.
With a case diameter of only 48 mm and a highly contrasted display of 35 mm, NEPTO is an extremely compact and specific computer watch for freediving.
This innovative product features an algorithm developed by CRESSI SUB, which protects the freediver from the risk of Taravana syndrome, and a function that prevents the risk of pulmonary edema.
The NEPTO CRESSI SUB computer watch has a mineral glass, a sturdy case with steel buttons to withstand water pressure up to 120 m, and a rubber strap with a stainless steel buckle.
The dive log of the NEPTO CRESSI SUB watch is accessible during your freediving sessions, the data recording interval is adjustable, and the parameters of each dive and session are viewable. USB interface available as an OPTION.
All our dive computers are covered by the manufacturer's legal two-year warranty, excluding battery wear. However, CABESTO will cover any premature battery wear within six months of purchase, after checking the memory and condition of the dive computer.
The product in video
Program to reduce the risk of Taravana syndrome
Algorithm to reduce the risk of Taravana syndrome to 8 levels
Wide screen and slim case
Specific Bloodshift function
Reduces and prevents the risks of pulmonary edema.
Hydration, time, depth, and recovery time alarms
Features of the NEPTO CRESSI SUB Dive and Freediving Computer Watch
- Dive computer for freediving and underwater hunting
- Protection against Taravana syndrome and pulmonary edema
- “Sleep” mode to extend battery life
- 100% made in Italy
Technical information:
Algorithm to reduce the risk of Taravana syndrome Yes, 8 levels of settings
Reduction of the risk of pulmonary edema with proximity dive calculations Yes with proximity dive calculations
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